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Three members of the Sanitarium Board of Directors have met an untimely end, each apparently at the hands of a different super-powered villain. But since all three supposed killers were under lock and key, there must be more to the Madhouse Murders than meets the eye. Can the Red Panda stop the spread of... The Crimson Death? Length: 29 min, Size 10mb



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Digamma

An Interesting episode with names we really haven't heard before..


I only have one complaint.......... (I'll wait awhile to reveal what) but I for the most part enjoyed it.

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Undrave

Meh I wasn't quite as thrilled about that one myself :/ something about the ending feeling anti-climatic mostly... plus I feel we knew too much right from the start.

pbsbelle

I will gladly admit that I almost fell for the bait at the beginning of the episode. My one question will have to wait until the episode has been out a little longer.

Digamma

Ok you beat me to it..........


I agree the ending was a little meh..... and a little rushed.

and I knew what the culptrit was from the start too.

The action part thumbs up.

The new old villians thumbs up.

The you know what.....thumbs up.

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Janice

Is Kit getting cold feet?

Will we get to hear more from Weston? His character does have potential.

Will Gregg ever get that Tim Horton's donut sponsorship?

-Janice

Derek

Gregg, I loved this episode. I know almost all my posts start that way, but it's true. It felt like an amped up Shadow episode to me, especially with the title. In fact, wasn't The Crimson Death the name of a Shadow story, maybe one of the novels?

ElvenBookwyrm

Maybe for a minute, but as she said, she got over it.

I hope so! Ubermenchen like Weston can only get better as the big event draws closer. As can Nazi Mind-Controlled Dinosaurs.

Not a chance.

Undrave

I feel the Crimsom Death was himself mainly incidental. If he reappears he'll probably feel more fleshed out.

The big important parts of this episode, to me, were all the conversations between Kit and the Red Panda and the notion of people not trusting the Red Panda and wanting him locked away with the goony birds. I liked the scene in the Doc's office, kinda reminded me of Batman and the psychiatrist Dr. Strange.

The whole Crimsom Death plot thing just felt...I dunno...not as thrilling or dramatic as it could have been.

Only one month 'till the wedding!! *squeals like a Twillight Fangirl*

pbsbelle

How is Kit's mother taking these unchaperoned trips? She's probably thrilled beyond measure that they're engaged...but trips that make her baby look "forward"?

And yes, I did run to a calendar to look one month out but I'm not holding my breath, Mr. Bait and Switch. :-)