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Originally Posted by Locke

The difference is the humanity.

As stupid as Wizard's of the week plots were - and they were often as boring as they were stupid - the whole 'I want to stop that kid being sad' is a human story, built on emotion, not on mindless suffering. We had too much focus on the Gate's to be fair, but it was nice to understand them, so the people Haruto were saving didn't just function as window dressing. Sure Kuuga was full of carnage and gore, but it also had no soul or heart either, as it never focused on the people inside the carnage and what they were feeling, they had no faces, no names and we had no reason to care about the individual, or the mass either.

That's an entirely valid point. Personally, though, I prefer my Riders to be the sole hero (or small group of heroes) holding back the seemingly unstoppable tide of evil. If I have to pick between Shocker trying to take over the world or Gamou wanting to meet aliens, I want Shocker. Not that the other story isn't valid, I just like the other one more.

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Originally Posted by Sentai

Neither. Adam West is to campy, and Nolan didn't know WTF he was doing.

Tim Burton Batman.

Thank you for not saying Schumacher.