Eh, I guess I could take a break from GoBusters. I'm forcing myself to continue it anyway, and that's never a good thing.

I can't really say it's necessarily a show worth finishing but it at least has the benefit of the fact that you could just skip the last twenty episodes and still have a complete experience since the end of the twenties marks Gobusters first, of three, endings. Honestly those last twenty episodes were where the problems REALLY started, even if some of the best episodes of the series were during that period as well.

Don't keep watching if you're forcing yourself to. Even if you're determined to finish something, forcing yourself to keep watching you're not enjoying isn't always a good idea.

Woah, wait, what? Three endings?
Anyway, I know it's not necessary to finish, but still...

Yeah, I know. It's just that GoBusters has a decent following, so I want to see what made it so great (Since my first attempt at watching it (As it aired) came to a quick stop after episode 3), so I don't know much of it...

Anywho, I'm gonna start downloading Jetman and give that a shot. It seems to be pretty popular, so it must be fairly good (Yeah, the death was spoiled, but the series surely must be good beyond that).

Yup. The second was my personal favourite.

Jetman is pretty good IMO. Just get ready for quite a bit of soap opera like moments.

Jetman is definitely a victim of hype, as all of these things are, but if you take the hype with a grain of salt and with the context of the knowledge that this IS an early, and dated, sentai in mind then it's a good ride.

It also has the best monster design in the history of Super Sentai: Noodle Dimension.

He is the God that all students pay tribute to.

Damn straight. He is so cool that watching his episode makes the viewer crave ramen.