Looks bad. And sorry, but the cancellation of Young Justice has left a bad taste in my mouth on wanting to watch another DC cartoon.

i'll just leave this here:
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I love this running joke.

I personally didn't like Young Justice, especially after the timeskip nonsense. I hope this new Batman show is good, then again I've loved all the Batman animated series so far. Yes, even 'The Batman'.

Looks alright. I'm not a fan of it's art design, but there's nothing wrong with it.
I hope Deathstroke shows up.

I agree with this. Time Skips implement a pointless "Mystery" aspect that's only present because, while the characters know what went on, the audience doesn't.
It's a terrible way of story telling that's only present to intentionally mislead and misdirect the audience.

It's a series of 1-2 minute shorts that was promoted to a full series. Naturally, the biggest problem are the 2 obvious ones.
The first is that it's not a natural continuation of the original cliffhanger ending on the first Teen Titans series. The second is just what happens when you take a 2 minute short and turn it into a full 30 minute show. No substance, and the comedy is set up for shorts (Brief jokes and quick punchlines), not a full show.

Yeah I have to admit that doesn't look quite as bad as I initially thought it would. Will definitely give it a watch as soon as it airs.

The Batman was pretty good once it got going. I thought the first season was pretty dire but it got better and better with each season.

I enjoyed The Batman. I never got the blind hate towards it.

Young Justice's timeskip wasn't even done well, it was just randomly placed, jumped a random space of time and made no attempt to fill any of the gaps. It was like they just got bored and decided to tell another bit of the story it was shit.

I like that each Batman series feels unique to the last, even being a Batman show, The Batman had a very similar feel to Batman TAS and The New Adventures but really mixed it up in the details and I dug that.

I can kinda see where people would have issues with it, it's a very disjointed series and one that can't seem to decide if it wants to be a more light hearted BTAS or it's own thing. The confusion becomes even more clear in the 2nd season when they introduced the Justice League I feel.

The Justice League weren't introduced until the end of season 4. Batgirl came about in season 3, Robin in 4 and then finally 5 was a bunch of Brave and the Bold style crossovers.