Justice League (or Justice League Unlimited) kept with the traditions of the other prior series by Bruce Timm and his team. Even though this seemed to be a "Saturday Morning Cartoon", it was definitely very adult and is just fabulous. The best thing about the series is that the worst was at the beginning and it only got better as it progressed. So many other TV series start off good and get horrible, but this team just got it more right as time progressed. The writing is sharp and the acting is top notch. The list of guest actors is a testament to what this series had achieved. Some of the fun of watching this series, especially when it became JLU, was to see the new super hero of that episode. There was usually always a new hero episode, so it had a rare chance of ever being boring. Another thing I enjoyed was that it incorporates all of the DC animated TV series from the 90s+ and tied it all in and together. It was also a nice continuation of these series as well as a great stand alone series. Overall, I have to say that you must believe the hype. This series is one of the greatest comic TV series that has been created, along with the other tie in series (Batman, Superman, Batman Beyond., etc.) If you loved any other those mentioned, you have to see this. What a great place to start if you have seen nothing else. This series was just handled with care and was always in the right hands.

This episode is just average. Do they ever explain why the engines needed what they tried to get when Tuvok and Torres were captured? Tuvok is tortured, but they never show him being tortured. It was just an ok episode, with too much talk and too little action. The entire episode is spent on Janeway trying to figure out how to get Tuvok and Torres out of prison. It just could have been so much better, and I was acutally bored at some parts of the story. The best part of the episode was the end, not because it was over, but because it was sad. Too bad they didn't spend as much attention to the entire story like they did the ending.

If you loved the movie Slither, then this episode is for you. This episode is so much like the movie, it isn't even funny. An entire town is taken over by aliens who join with the greater alien, sound familiar? I don't understand what's not to like about this episode. It is indeed creepy, but that is it's appeal. The idea of aliens taking over a town is creepy and some of the scenes are kind of gross, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Overall, this is just a really cool episode, especially if you like the movie. If you have never seen the movie, check it out and you will see the similarities too.

This is just a great episode and definitely one of my favorites from the TV series. I'd go as far as to say that this is probably the best superhero related Christmas episode I have ever seen. It has just the right mix of the Christmas spirit that you can't help but to get that warm fuzzy feeling on the inside after you see it. I can tell that I will be watching this episode over and over again. I already plan to watch it again later today, after I just watched it this morning. It's classic Christmas and classic Justice League.

This is definitely one of the best episode from the animated series, and it is definitely one of the darker storylines. The Toyman makes an excellent villain, and is almost creepy at times. The creators have said that it seems more like an episode from Batman due to how dark and creepy the story is and I have to agree. Overall, this is one of the most have to see episodes in the series. They have taken a character that isn't so popular to the general audience and made him a threat to Superman! It's just a great episode and one of the best episodes period