Actually, that Freeza ending thing is an urban legend that's been repeated a little too often. Here's a very well sourced piece about the various "intended ending" urban legends for Dragon Ball.

She didn't die. She was recast because her Freeza was inconsistent with the original characterization. When Funimation dubbed Kai, they decided to use it as a chance to do a more faithful adaptation of the series, so they recast Freeza appropriately. Chris Ayres' is much more consistent with the original character and…

It's called Kinja. A bunch of members of the Kotaku community such as myself left the site after that. I met my soulmate and stopped visiting Kotaku so I praise the name of Kinja everyday.

This is essentially my issue with new Futurama.

This is perfect. While I was watching the episode, everything just felt off. I didn't know how to describe it. You did. Thank you.

Yes, this, that show deserves just as much praise as the DC Animated Universe shows perhaps even more, and I loved to see it covered here.

Yes, this, that show deserves just as much praise as the DC Animated Universe shows perhaps even more, and I loved to see it covered here.

"This is a kid’s show first and foremost, so it’s a bit unfair to ask for heaps of emotional pathos, but this series needs that last piece of the puzzle to truly achieve greatness."

"This is a kid’s show first and foremost, so it’s a bit unfair to ask for heaps of emotional pathos, but this series needs that last piece of the puzzle to truly achieve greatness."