Did /co/ like Batman Brave and the Bold? I just finished watching

It's generally liked on /co/, and generally disliked outside of it.

>>94600547
I mean it got 3 seasons, was it really disliked that much?

>>94600907
Remember that episode where Batmite goes to a convention panel and the Batman cosplayers are complaining that the show is too lighthearted?

It was disliked enough for the writers to respond

>>94600930
In the first season.

>>94600907
Most casuals can't into Silver age silliness. It's what prompted the edginess of the 90's and 00's and while that's died down somewhat, it hasn't really gone away.

>>94601233
I actually really appreciated some of the silver age shenanigans. It was really something that had never been put on television before in this format and I felt like the world building felt better than the mess that is the current Arrowverse.

>>94600534
I remember the board going crazy for the Music Maister.

>>94600534
It doesn't get discussed on /co/ too often because it's generally agreed to be good so there's not much to discuss.

>>94601346
It doesn't get discussed because it's been over for years. It was all over the board when it was airing, long after /co/ had warmed up to it.

It was a good idea to use Batman as a way to showcase all these easily overlooked DC characters and serve as a straight-man to all the silliness, but it was getting to the point where he wasn't needed to sell the ideas to the audience but his name is in the title so he still had to show up.

>>94604366
It was also devolving into some amounts of BatGod, with him being the most powerful most important hero of all time. It ended before it had the chance to really slide in quality, but it was getting close.