I bet this might be edited into a TV movie in the U.S.

I wonder what they\'ll call it though. 

 

No matter how they split season 2 up so it makes more seasons it doesnt change the ep total

 

IKR. I still don't understand why Cartoon Network has been doing this to their shows.

 

So, this is it? This is when it ends?  

 

RID's airing of episodes is really confusing me. Six episodes? They are really splitting season 2 up. Which reminds me, does anyone remember that old report that said Season 2 would have 19 episodes? 13+6=19.

 

Let's hope so. Cause this show has actually gotten me out of some pretty nasty moods and it's one of my favorite Transformers series.

 

Isn't season 2.5/3.0 what's showing now in the us? Halfway through already!

 

No that's Canada.

 

Ah ok, I just knew it wasn't here lol

 

Why make 6 episodes and call it a season when they could've made a 120 minute movie about the same thing? Honestly, Season 3 looks like it was made solely to sell the Weaponizer toys and nothing else lmao
then they threw Starscream in to please the audience so people wouldn't be so mad at the show

 

I\'m so confused with what CN is doing right now. This feels like how Nickelodeon has been acting with some of their shows as of late.

 

I\'m so confused with what CN is doing right now. This feels like how Nickelodeon has been acting with some of their shows as of late.

 

Never seen a full minute of this show besides a couple crappy trailers in the beginning. They basically have Bumblebee playing the fack Rodimus role which only begs the question "Where's Rodimus?"

 

In Saturday detention pissing people off.

 

Six episode seasons sound kind of ridiculous to me,but maybe they'll get enough complaints about this that they'll change their minds if we get lucky. Of course season four of G1 was just three episodes.

 

I'm so ridiculously confused at this point. I haven't even touched season 2 yet but I will eventually (and not via Cartoon Network, because it's an absolute clusterfuck - they must be re-airing RID for almost the 10th time now over here).

From my understanding at this point, it seems like we're only really getting the whole two seasons and a movie thing, as we found out we would be getting instead of what the initial reveal told us: that it'd be three 26-episode seasons.

So I guess RID really is done after all, but they just drew it out.

I have a feeling that they're just trying to tie it up before the new movie comes out. This seems to be a trend. It happened with Animated and Prime as well. When the movies come out, the cartoons basically go away and/or end completely (and usually aren't wrapped up as well as they could be). Honestly, at this point, I'm more upset about the movies because of their effect on the cartoons than the movies themselves (which aren't even worth being upset about, to be honest). I realise that we can (theoretically) get better cartoons because of the movies, but I honestly think they're just having a detrimental effect at this point if they are going to help kill off a cartoon before it gets a good run.

It doesn't help that RID has been an absolute clusterfuck in terms of marketing and merchandise, not to mention Cartoon Network's sheer incompetence (which isn't so much surprising as it is extremely disappointing) - though, of course, Cartoon Network never really give a damn about properties they don't own anyway.

I know we've had this discussion before, but I think it's high time that Hasbro moved Transformers to a service such as Netflix.

 

or...you know....They could just drop this whole thing and give us a Season 4 of Animated..The show that was 100x better than this show. I mean this is supposed to be a sequel to Prime and they slapped Prime fans in the face with this crap.