Recent content by jacobjz

Wow, thats really interesting. Few shows will put that much thought into their characters. On an unrelated topic: If CN does call you up and ask for another season, (I'm keeping my fingers crossed), won't there be a really long wait because your team needs to write everything and get it...

Ok so I have two questions. Did Argost keep his identity secret from Munya, or would he take off his mask in Wierd World? Also, what was the stone thing in the cave?

No no no no no, Argost was keeping him as "insurance" incase something went wrong, he didn't want to kill kur forever. He said "Munya, please protect our insurance policy. I've only just learned to play." I also do believe that Zak M. is dead because everything stopped melting.

I also think that there will be more, Jay said that there would be some thing big. We just probably have to wait for the finale.

Now I'm going to start off by saying that i did overall like this episode. I only had on little thing about it; it didn't seem that original to me. Them trapped in a ditch with voices swirling in Zak's head, excatly a brand new theme.:( This whole series though has been very creative and...

Hey, on a different note there is a preview for the next episode on CN.com. It seems to me like the pattern will be Arogst backstory every other episode.

Saying that Argost was so excited to have it, I'm guessing that it would be considered a spoiler if jay answered. :(

It is true, on the iTunes Music store it says The flute may still be important yet.

One question about the Antarctica Criptid, if it's not Kur then why did it control other criptids? Like the ones that made it fly.

I'm not sure but I bet it will play a big role in upcoming episodes. Having a guy like Argost in your top secret files is never good news.

Jay, while rewatching Twelve Hundred Degrees Fahrenheit I noticed a goof. When Doyle rescues Zak from the lava because they were riding the criptid, Zak is wearing a fireproof suit. Then in the next shot they enter the airship and Zak is wearing his normal uniform. Though I haven't seen as many...

I doubt it, this is going to be a very short and focused season. This episode was proof of that, it did not waste time getting to the point, but it was good.

Yeah, you're right. I just thought that he was surprised that Argost wore a mask, which would be contrary to the things Jay Stephens said that everyone knows his face is a mask. Thanks.:D

Wow, this was a really great episode. Comperable to Once More in The Nightmare Factory!:D I loved all of the hand-to-hand combat with Argost, (though he should have given Zak a TV). I'm a little confused though. Why is it so important that Argost used to be poor?:confused:

Yeah, he does rely on them, but still. Being able to climb a building with nothing but gloves:evil: this guy is pretty intense.:eek: