I should probably give Geki a proper chance at some point, but I love Jungle Fury so much it's gonna be hard for me. Plus I need to watch more of Goaranger as well. Maybe I'll just do that, rather than trying to wade through the snoozefest that Faiz is turning out to be. Although I really miss Kamen Rider...

So much toku, so little time. :lol

Genuinely, in my case. I went from being able to finish like five shows in a month, to about one a month. And if you're only watching like two or three episodes a day, and watching multiple shows at once, it becomes even slower going.

I could never watch multiple shows at once. It burns me out super quickly, sometimes before I can even finish one of the series.

I'm the opposite, I very rarely watch one show at a time, too much of one show tires me. Blade being one of the notable exceptions.

It kinda depends for me. Like OOO for example, that is one of my all time favourite toku shows, and when I got to the middle portion of that, I was all in. But with toku's tendency to tell stories slowly, and with so much filler, it's rare I have the investment in the show in the same way I did with OOO so I watch like two or three shows at once to keep it fresh.

I prefer one show at a time, helps me keep focused on the plot (What little there is, on some occasions :p) and it helps me finish a show in good time.

Liveman 08.

Man this episode was stupid.

I actually really do like the characters in this show, but it just seems really odd to me that the show felt it really needed a whole episode dedicated to our heroes learning there is more to fighting than rage and hatred....well duh, aren't you our heroes?

Given that I'm now a working man, I was impressed with the concept of building a monster from the frustrations of humans towards the monotony of day to day life. Just a shame he turned out to totally suck.

The moment you watch Geki you will never want to see JF again.

No way in heck thatll happen. :lol I agree with Locke, I love JF way to much to try Geki. :lol