A Moo in Time.

[LegendOfLight]

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As we all know Mid Season Finale's mean that it's going to be anywhere from one hour to a year before the next episode of The Bessie Chronicles continues.

Bessie does need her breaks as she's quite MOOdy if she doesn't have enough cud to chew.

So until then, you'll have to watch those crummy Marvel moovies before we continue the last arc of the show: "Milk Blast from the Future."

[CommanderKrieg]

I feel compelled to ask for MOOre.

[Arn]

I demand more adventures of Bessie, servant of Moostra.

[Sun Wukong]

[Arn]

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I really appreciate the director's cut explaining the top-notch graphics and special effects surrounding Bessie's death. It was a very poignant scene, and one might think the high-quality graphics would overshadow the emotional depth of Bessie's last moments. However, the graphics are used with such subtlety and finesse that they blend seamlessly into the scene (a trademark of the Bessie franchise). What a gift to us for the director to explain the creative process behind the greatest story-telling moment of BG history.

[LegendOfLight]

Another episode is out.
Enjoy.

[Arn]

Brilliant! Another tour de force!

It really burns me how Marvel ripped off the Eye of AgaMootto from the Bessie franchise.

[electric mayhem]

Disney... sellouts...

[Arn]

The people demand moar Bessie.

[Arn]

After watching the gripping courtroom drama conclude with the creator re-acquiring the rights to Bessie, I didn't think anything could top that spectacle. Boy, was I wrong. The epic conclusion to the Bessie franchise is, to put it mildly, cinematic perfection.

Bessie's training montage takes the Rocky training montage and uppercuts it into the dustbin of movie obscurity. The final battle symbolizes so much. And kudos to the special effects studio; the great flash of light was a masterful display of how to use state-of-the-art graphics in a subtle and nuanced way. Truly, Bessie has done it again.

My only complaint is that movies such as Citizen Kane, The Godfather, and The Shawshank Redemption will now seem so trite and banal by comparison. The price of viewing a true masterpiece, I suppose.

[DM Soulcatcher]

I'm crying tears.

[LegendOfLight]

Guys. Don't listen to whoever leaked that episode of A Moo in Time!

Someone leaked the unfinished footage of the conclusion of Bessie!

We have our state of the art secret agents tracking down the hackers at this very moment.
Stay tuned...

[Arn]

Those fiends.

[LegendOfLight]

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We done with the first arc of Naru- I mean Moo in Time guys.

[Arn]

I thought the last ending to the Bessie franchise (which turned out to be an unfinished leak) was cinematic perfection. Boy, AM I GLAD TO BE WRONG.

The newly-released true ending to Bessie showcases fight choreography so astounding, I can only conclude that the movie-makers hired a consulting team consisting of Jet Li, Jackie Chan, and Donnie Yen, and led by Bruce Lee who rose from the dead because he knew he had to be a part of this piece of story-telling history.

The messages in Bessie are so deep and multi-layered. When Bessie said "moo" that one time, I felt like she was speaking directly to me.

There is nothing more to be said about the Bessie franchise. All that is left to do is to place it alongside similar great works of history, such as The Odyssey, Hamlet, the Bible, and issue 7 of Captain Planet and the Planeteers.