Kids' WB Talkback: Johnny Test Season 2, Part 3 (Apr./May '07)

[Freedom Fighter]

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It's just another day in the life of a boy...It's an experiment in adventure for 11-year old boy Johnny Test and his dog Dukey. He's all about having fun, and not above using his twin sisters' experiments to do so! The final four episodes of Season 2 have arrived... end of season insanity ensues!

April - May 2007 Premiere Episodes and Air Dates
(All episodes air Saturdays at 9:30 am EST on your CW affiliate, check your local listings):
4/21 #26 Johnny X Strikes Back / Johnny vs. Super Soaking Cyborgs
4/28 #24 00-Johnny / Johnny of the Jungle
5/5 #25 Johnny vs. Smash Badger 3 / Johnny Bee Good
5/12 #22 The Good, the Bad, and the Johnny / Rock-a-Bye Johnny
Most of the Kids' WB shows only have two premieres left this season, so JT's starting its season homestretch a week early to catch up after starting up late. Remember, comments on all of this month's episodes have to stay in this talkback!

[Peter Paltridge]

Holy moley, "Johnny X Strikes Back" was one of the best JTs ever made. I'm sure I could point out many things, but the surprise reveal of Bling Bling Boy's foot fetish stands out.

[Freedom Fighter]

"Johnny X Strikes Back" (3.5 out of 5): We have Johnny learning how to help people without asking for rewards... while some of his most hated villains team up to take him out. Lots of fun stuff... Eugene's shoe fetish, the bad guys' HQ resembling the Legion of Doom's skull, and the rescue faction's out-of-the-ordinary powers.

"Johnny vs. Super Soaking Cyborgs" (3 out of 5): Not as interesting, though why at this point Susan & Mary continue to not be able to confront Gil face-to-face... here, having to resort hugging him while he's in a protective metal box... is beyond me. A pretty-by-the-book episode.

[Freedom Fighter]

"00-Johnny" (4 out of 5): Pretty funny, with another 'team' act... this time, the group become agents at Area 51.1 to stop a mad kitty from turning all of Porkbelly into cats. Interesting, though, with the usage of "This is new" as opposed to "Didn't see that coming."

"Johnny of the Jungle" (3.5 out of 5): A great camping trip turns into a zoobreak for the animals led by Johnny and Dukey. Loved the irony with Susan & Mary, out of 'grounding' for a different reason, helping solve the boys' predicament.