Another Tuesday, another exciting Young Justice: Outsiders episode to break down! We’re close to being finished with the season, but I’m going to ignore that in favor of watching the Kaldur and Wyynde scenes over and over again. Oh, and little baby Beecher-Duncan. She cute. 

In this week’s episode, Dick and Jefferson get a little more than they bargained for when they break in to investigate Granny’s home, leaving Kaldur and Wyynde to save them. Karen and Mal’s daughter is born, but not without complications. Dr. Jace continues being shady, and I am finally vindicated. Sounds like a lot? I promise, I’ll cover it all below!

1. Breaking and Entering: While Granny is busy attending the premiere of a new Goode World Studios film, Nightwing and Black Lightning attempt to do recon of her house. Side note: The Great Khan… is that supposed to be a reference to Vandal? Black Lightning is dubious of what a recon could help them with, but Nightwing has other plans. He’d taken Dreamer’s motherbox and used it to discover if Granny was keeping Apokoliptian tech in her house; Surprise, surprise, she is. Oracle provides backup on the mission, but her feed is cut as soon as Nightwing and Black Lightning enter the house. The two aren’t even inside five minutes before they’re sucked into the floor. Uh oh. 
2. Symbiosi: In Kaldur’s home of Shayeris (from here on known as my happy place, in addition to Star City), he and Wyynde watch as the newly named Dolphin happily swims with Sha’lain’a and Cal Durham. Their happiness is cut short when Oracle contacts Kaldur, informing him that Nightwing and Black Lightning have been missing for nearly twenty four hours. Given that their mission was illegal and thus prohibits League involvement, Kaldur asks if another member of their secret team can handle the situation. However, no one else is available. Kaldur agrees to go, but he won’t be alone; Wyynde has insisted on joining him.
3. Baby Fever: As Mal and Karen prepare for their baby’s arrival, they discuss the possibility of their child containing a meta gene. Karen wants to leave the chance to Mother Nature, but Mal seems to be more in favor of experimentation. They don’t get much farther than that, as Karen’s water breaks; seems it’s time for another member of the Super Hero Playdate group to be born!
4. Is it Always Like This: In the Outsiders’ Tower, Silas and Vic say a quick goodbye amidst the usual chaos. Beast Boy and Geoforce return from a nasty encounter with the Condiment King, and Tara and Geoforce rush out for a mission with M’Gann. Violet laments how Brion is still angry with her, and she doesn’t have much time to tell him goodbye. Dr. Jace insists that Violet still keep the news to herself, given that she will be talking to her mentor that evening. 
5. Diplomatic Visit: Oracle coordinates both Kaldur and Wyynde as they scope out Granny’s home. She prepares to make a distraction and lure Granny out, but Kaldur prefers the direct approach: ringing the doorbell. Granny is surprised to see Aquaman at her doorstep and invites him and Wyynde inside; just as before, the moment the front door closes, Oracle’s feed is cut. Kaldur states the purpose of the visit, that he is there to question about the whereabouts of Nightwing and Black Lightning. Granny asks if he plans to bring them to justice for breaking into her home illegally. Kaldur says they can discuss it, once she takes them to their friends. Granny agrees, using the Apokoliptian tech (named Overlord) to descend them all into a pit. Oracle continues watching via beetle, prepared to make a distraction if need be. 
6. Small Complication: Over at the Ivy University hospital, Karen is in active labor, assisted by Mal and a small team of doctors. Another side note: I’m just going to assume that every new female character on this show is voiced by Zehra Fazal; the woman has incredible range, and I can only hope this pattern continues in Season 4. After much pushing, Karen gives birth to a baby girl. However, there’s a problem: the baby has cyanosis, needing further X-Ray to investigate. Not the thing new parents want to hear immediately after birth, poor them. 
7. The New Vic: Anyone else feel kinda giddy seeing both Garfield and Vic on screen together? The two hang out in the gym, with Victor talking about his healing progress and how much better he feels. I’m so happy that he’s getting the help he needs and finally coming to terms with who he is. Not only that, but he’s even learning to take control of his tech. This piques Garfield’s interest, and he encourages Vic to test out his strength. It’s so great to see that the two are becoming so close. One can only hope that this will lead to Vic joining the Outsiders, or the Team, in the near future. 
8. A Hero to Look Up To: Brion stands on the balcony, staring at a picture of him and Violet from Halloween. He looks up when he hears the door open, but to his disappointment, it’s only Dr. Jace. Me too, Brion. He was hoping that Violet was the one trying to find him, given her attempts to speak with him. Brion attempts to leave and speak with her, but Dr. Jace stops him, claiming that right now Violet feels out of control and needs to be in control of what happens to her. Mhm, sure Jace. In the meantime, she suggests that Brion take a look at the Outsiders’ social media feed and start replying to the fans from Markovia, as this could be his ticket home. 
9. Fixing a Broken Heart: Mal and Karen’s daughter has a hole in her heart, and given the snow storm, no heart surgeon will be able to make it in time. Lucky for the baby, Karen pulls on her Bumblebee gear and is prepared to make the assist herself. Mal isn’t happy about the decision given that Karen just gave birth, but Karen will do anything to save their daughter’s life. She shrinks down and is inserted into her daughter’s body, using the doctor’s guidance to put a patch on the hole.
10. Lesson Learned: Granny guides Kaldur and Wyynde down into her X-Pit, where Nightwing and Black Lightning are being tortured. This put is where Granny brings people that need ‘correction’, aka, brainwashing and torture to make them ‘obey their Granny’. Kaldur and Wyynde rescue Nightwing and Black Lightning from the pit, using their magic to ward off some of the negative effects. However, Wyynde also rescues Dreamer’s motherbox. This causes issues when they try to leave, as Granny refuses to let them go without returning the Motherbox. Kaldur insists that as Motherbox is a living being, they will not leave without her. This is unacceptable for Granny, so she turns the tables. Turns out that the X-Pit has another side effect: mind control. She bids Nightwing and Black Lighting to obey her, and thus they attack Kaldur and Wyynde. 
11. A Change of Heart: Karen completes the patch on her daughter’s heart without complication. However, it seems she’s had a change of heart about meddling with her daughter’s genetics. She turns off her video feed and shrinks down to access her daughter’s DNA, assumedly altering her genes to create a metagene. 
12. New Revelations: Kaldur and Wyynde hold their own against Nightwing and Jefferson, given that their Atlantean strength and magic gives them the advantage. This doesn’t please Granny, who commands that Overlord kill Motherbox. Motherbox’s cries of pain alert both Victor and Violet, who immediately rush to the rescue via Boomtube. That’s right, Vic can Boomtube! They are joined by Brion and Garfield, who are quite surprised at the company they keep. While Vic stops Overlord from hurting Motherbox, Violet heals her, and then uses the language of the Old Gods to cure Nightwing and Black Lightning from Granny’s control. Granny wants to discipline Garfield for intervening, but Oracle luckily saves the day and disrupts Overlord, distracting Granny and allowing the heroes to escape. 
13. All is Well: With her daughter on the mend, Karen cuddles with her. For her sake, I really hope Karen gets some serious rest. Childbirth followed by heroing is no joke. 
14. Consequences: Nightwing is gravely ill following his time in the X-Pit, and Barbara sits by his side and tries to help. Outside the medical bay, Kaldur and Wyynde share a brief yet touching moment, and Violet and Brion make up. Happy times for everyone. Sort of. Dr. Jace, however, is not happy that Brion and Violet have made up. She texts her ‘mentor’, who is revealed to be none other than Ultra Humanite. Yes, I’ll take ‘Ariel was right about Dr. “Shady” Jace’ for 500 points, please. Vindication has never felt so sweet. 
15. The Anti Life Equation: In a post-credits scene, we see Granny contact Darkseid, letting him know that she has found the Anti-Life Equation. Yeah, that… that’s not good.

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Happy YJ Tuesday, dear readers! We are twenty episodes down, with six left to go. Are you feeling the aster? I sure hope so, because we have a lot to cover! I didn’t think I could ever love another episode this season as much as I love ‘Private Security’. However, ‘Quiet Conversations’ came pretty darn close. I feel very comfortable (for now, at least) giving it the second place slot.

I know, I can hear y’all now. How could I love this episode that much when there wasn’t a single Nguyen-Harper family member in attendance? Ha, shows you I’m not totally biased! While, yes, I did miss my favorite characters, this episode’s writing was so strong that I didn’t miss them (much). ‘Quiet Conversations’ focuses on some heavy-hitting stories, and each one is handled delicately and with utmost care. Victor Stone faces a crisis when the Fatherbox tech overrides his body, leaving Conner, Forager and Jefferson to find alternative help. We discover that Violet has indeed run away, but for good cause: she went to give closure to Gabrielle’s family. To many fans’ delight, we get a peek inside of Atlantis and how Kaldur is helping the aquatic meta-girl’s recovery. She’s not the only one in recovery, though; Harper Row faces some one-on-one time with Megan after her stint with Violet. Given how each story is pretty equally handled in this episode, today’s breakdown will be per-story (rather than sequential) in order to go fully in depth. 

1. A Physical Crisis: Late in the evening on New Years, Vic wanders around Hollywood (as one does) while on the phone with his father. The conversation doesn’t end well, and Vic’s stress levels cause an adverse reaction from the Fatherbox tech, causing it to take over more of his body. Forager finds him over a day later in an empty alleyway, and immediately springs into action. He returns Vic to the Outsiders’ Tower, where Dr. Jace and Jefferson keep an eye on him. While Dr. Jace declares him stable, Dreamer and Conner boom tube into the medical bay and deny it. Dreamer uses a Motherbox to run a diagnostic before explaining that Vic’s only hope is to be placed in the Mobius chair of Metron.
   
   With a mission set, Conner, Jefferson and Forager boom tube to find Metron. On their journey, they run into Superman, fighting off a crowd of Parademons. I cackled when Conner asked Superman to be his best man, in the middle of fighting, no less. Good to see how much their relationship has grown! Finally, the trio find Metron and ask him to come help Vic. Metron doesn’t wish to help, at least not until he hears that the problem is Fatherbox related.
   
   When the four return to the Tower, Vic’s situation has gotten worse. While Conner, Jefferson and Forager were trying to find Metron, Silas stone has zeta’d into the medical bay to see Victor. This only put more stress on Victor, leading to more Fatherbox tech damage. In order to keep the Fatherbox tech from spreading, Silas put him into a medical coma. They await for Metron to help Vic, but Metron refuses. He has only come to watch Victor die and use his death as research. Obviously, this doesn’t fly for anyone else in the room. Jefferson and Conner attack Metron and get him out of the chair while Brion and Dr. Jace put Vic in it. As Dreamer said, the chair heals Vic of all of Fatherbox’s influence for good. With that out of the way, hopefully now Victor can move on! And join the team? Maybe? Here’s hoping! Most importantly, he and his father embrace and seem to be healing their relationship. Thank the heavens.
2. Under the Sea: In Taos, Kaldur speaks with the aquatic meta-girl from ‘Early Warning’. Turns out, because they had no other accommodation for her, they kept her in a little tank with no way to communicate. Poor her. To remedy this, she and Kaldur make the decision to relocate to Poseidonis. Once there, the girl immediately perks up as Kaldur’s translation spell allows her to talk.
   
   On their way to her new accommodation, they run into King Orin and Wynnde. King Orin is quite pleased with Kaldur’s role as Aquaman, especially with the news of the Outsiders and how they took down Professor Ivo. Kaldur isn’t happy with keeping secrets, but says nothing. However, the aquatic girl notices his expression. She brings it up later, after getting acquainted with Kaldur’s parents (her new home, it seems). Kaldur doesn’t reveal what is truly bothering him, but the girl insists that he is a good man, as he clearly feels bad about lying to his king. I’m not sure this will totally placate Kaldur, but for now, I’ll take it.
   
   By the end of the episode, Kaldur watches as the girl happily swims with his parents, before he kisses Wyynde. No, friends, I did not misspeak! That’s right, Kaldur and Wyynde kissed. I’m so happy for them, please just excuse me for a minute while I cry of joy. 
3. A Need for Counseling: Over in Happy Harbor, Harper Row sits with Megan in a counseling session. Megan notices a bruise on Harper’s collarbone, but Harper denies it and chalks it up to roughhousing with her brother. Megan doesn’t believe her, but Harper quickly changes the subject to ask about Violet’s whereabouts, given that she isn’t in school. Megan explains that Violet has run away from home, and asks if Harper might know where she is, but Harper denies it.
   
   Moving along, Megan continues to try and get Harper to talk about what’s been going on. She noticed that Harper’s brother, Colin, came to school with a black eye. Harper refuses to come clean, given that she knows if she admits to her and Colin being abused, Megan will have to report it to the authorities. Then, Harper and Colin could be separated and put into foster homes, and she doesn’t want that. Megan doesn’t give up so easily, however. She brings up the situation with Violet, alcohol and the gun, and the two discuss it. It turns out that the only reason Harper had the gun was because she took it away from her house, so her alcoholic father wouldn’t have a chance to use it.
   
   When Megan prods the issue further, Harper attempts to leave. She stops when Megan brings up her brother, and how by protecting their abusive father, Harper is actually hurting her brother. With that in mind, Harper makes the difficult decision to come clean, and admits that their father abuses her and Colin. At the end of the episode, we see that Megan has taken both Colin and Harper to Child Protective Services. 
4. Giving Closure: Though we all knew that Violet ran away in the last episode, we finally get our confirmation. While Vic goes through his crisis, Tara runs out with a letter from Violet, explaining her absence. Artemis tasks it upon herself to go and find her, and because Tara feels partly responsible, she tags along as well. They use Supercycle to locate Violet, and away they go. Meanwhile, Violet is actually doing something rather noble. She has gone to visit Gabrielle’s family, in order to give them closure over their daughter’s disappearance.
   
   At first she pretends she is Gabrielle, and tries to explain how she’s sick and is going to die. After further prodding, however, she breaks and decides to tell Gabrielle’s family the entire story. Gabrielle’s cousin rejects Violet, calling her a demon, but Gabrielle’s mother is more understanding. She thanks Violet for giving them closure, kisses her forehead, and wishes her peace among her new family. Just a side note, if you hear some odd wails coming from afar, please pay no attention, it’s just me.
   
   Artemis and Tara arrive at Gabrielle’s home and embrace Violet before taking her back to where she belongs. In the final scene of this episode, Tara partakes in a phone call with Deathstroke. However, she seems to be turning a new leaf, and remarks she has no news to give.
   
   Let’s see, did I miss anything? Oh, Dr. Jace continues to be shady and has a mysterious phone call with her mentor. Then, she talks to Brion and tells him how proud she thinks his parents would be of him, now. I don’t like her, I don’t trust her, mark me at my words: that woman is up to no good. I will rue the day when I am finally proven right. 

That seems to be it for Episode 20! Feelings everywhere, lots of tears, but lots of good moments too. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I hope you did as well. 

Before I end this recap, I do want to take a minute and repeat the message displayed at the end of this episode. The National Domestic Hotline is available to help victims and survivors of domestic abuse. If you find yourself needing help, please call 1-800-799-7233, or visit www.thehotline.org. 

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Its a day early but we aren't complaining! The one line synopsis for the next episode of Young Justice Outsiders is available! It sounds like this episode could start the beginning of the end! At least for this seasons since we already know we are getting a season 4!!!!! Dick Grayson and Jefferson are going to team up and go after a new lead on Gretchen Goode but who Gretchen is working with or working for might be more menicing than the duo can handle! Check out the synopsis below:

Dick Grayson and Jefferson go after Gretchen Goode (DEBORAH STRANG) – only to encounter the ominous Overlord.

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I know, I know. This is very late. Hence, the ‘belated’ part of the title. Honestly, I didn’t think people would want to hear about my Comic-Con experience, so imagine my surprise when I kept getting asked about it. So, here it is!

As a disclaimer, this is not formal by any means. In fact, I’m just considering it a giant love letter to Comic-Con and all the beautiful people I spent time with while there. Part of the reason this was so belated is because I couldn’t exactly figure out what I wanted to say. How do I properly recount all of my experiences, and thank the people that need thanking? I’ve thought about it for days, but nothing really felt right. So, right or not, I am putting pen to paper (well, words to screen, or whatever computer equivalent of that is) and getting it down. 

Going to Comic-Con this year was not my original intention. Tickets were long sold-out, and the window for press applications had been closed for months. I’d been planning to do it right for 2020, get my Cheshire cosplay in order, plan out what panels and signings I wanted to attend, and so on. However, my karma points must have stacked high this year, because thanks to Eric (our wonderful YJ.tv admin), I lucked into an extra press ticket. 

What came next happened in such a flurry, I honestly don’t remember it all. I scrambled to book a plane ticket and find a place to stay. I spent hours on my computer, trying to cram months of comic-con prep time into a few short days. I didn’t have the slightest clue what I was doing, and yet, I enjoyed every second of it. At some point, I stopped researching and just decided that I was going to have fun. My only priorities were meeting the YJ.tv team, the DC Universe panel (duh), the She-Ra panel (also duh), and the YJ fan-meetup at Ghirardelli's. Other than that, my plans consisted of a giant question mark. 

I didn’t plan on not sleeping before my 6:30AM flight to San Diego, but procrastination, nerves, and the unfortunate return of the pupper I was watching made sleeping a little hard. By the time I arrived on Thursday, I’d had exactly zero hours of sleep and was thriving off a single pitaya bowl. You know, the true California essentials. In hindsight, I sincerely apologize for anyone who met me on Thursday, because I’m pretty sure I had all the graceful tact of a walking zombie.

Despite the lack of sleep, I was determined to enjoy my first official day at my first-ever Comic-Con. The first task on my list? Acquiring a Young Justice tote. Surprisingly, this was accomplished a lot quicker than I’d originally expected. No sooner had I acquired my Batwoman bag did I spot an unsuspecting attendee, carrying the item I so wanted in my possession. As luck was still on my side, the nice person kindly agreed to trade bags with the rabid gremlin (me), and I quickly scampered away, muttering ‘my precious’. Kidding; I think. 

With the YJ bag acquired and time to spare, I hunkered down to study my events guide and people-watch for a while. Given that this was my first venture to Comic-Con, I was eagerly waiting to see some wicked cosplays. Obviously, the cosplayers did not disappoint. Throughout the afternoon, I attended a couple of smaller panels that piques my niche interests, and then ended the day by going to dinner with the YJ.tv crew. I cannot even tell you how excited I was to meet them. I’m sure that Eric and Kelsey (his amazing wife) were quite terrified to meet the little demon who’d been crying over Jade Nguyen since January, but they were both incredibly kind and undoubtedly hilarious. Hopefully I made a bit of a better impression on them now. In all seriousness, I am so grateful to have finally met them in person, especially because my trip wouldn’t have been possible without them. 

Side note: I finally got some sleep. 

Feeling a tad more refreshed on my second day, I woke up bright and early to attend the She-Ra panel. Or, I woke up bright and early so I could get in line for the She-Ra panel. It was here that I met with a beloved friend from Tumblr (ittybittytatertot), who saved our space in line while I ran fashionably late with breakfast. Said breakfast ended up spilling on me while waiting, but thankfully Taters had some napkins on hand so I didn't look like a complete mess. While waiting for the panel, we (obviously) talked about all matters of Young Justice, and how excited (and terrified) we were for the remaining episodes of the season. Also, I just want to note that the She-Ra cosplayers really brought their A-game that day. Next year, I’m absolutely cosplaying as Catra. Cheshire and Catra… I sense some kind of theme. Which is odd, because I’m totally a dog-person. 

The panel was incredible, and because I’m obsessed, I live-tweeted everything so that the people who couldn’t be there would still get some information. After the panel, Taters and I scrambled down to the exhibition hall so we could get our hands on some exclusive She-Ra pins and other merch. Sadly for me, by the time we got in line, the Catra and She-Ra pins had sold out. I didn’t walk away completely empty-handed, though! I purchased a Bow and Glimmer pin to support the wonderful artist. Then, because I was in a very YOLO mood, I decided to wait in the Overflow line for the She-Ra signing. Because I got my ticket so late, I didn’t have time to sign up for any exclusive signings. But, like mentioned before, I had zero other plans that day so I figured why not? My luck quickly changed, as they ended up taking 10 people from overflow, and yours truly was lucky number 7. 

I wish I could tell you that I played it totally cool when meeting the voice actors and Noelle Stevenson. I’m pretty sure that I just barely kept it together when they signed my poster, and I did sober up enough to tell Noelle how much of an inspiration she is to my writing. One day, if I can write something half as compelling as Noelle can, I could rest very peacefully. 

At this point, my day instantly transformed from an amazing con, to an absolute fairytale. And it’s pretty much thanks to Rich. If you guys don’t yet know who he is, he is one of the spectacular co-hosts of the Whelmed Podcast. I’ve gushed about them plenty on this site, so if you haven’t checked them out yet, please run to your nearest Spotify/iTunes/Wherever you listen to Podcasts and get on it. That afternoon, I met up with Rich and Cameron Bowen (the voice actor behind Tim Drake) for some drinks, laughs, and overall gushing over Young Justice. You know, a typical Friday afternoon. 

I thought I’d make it into the Bob’s Burgers panel later that afternoon, but I quickly found out that you cannot line up for a panel in the Indigo Ballroom an hour before. Womp. Perhaps that was for the best, because I took the opportunity to go pick up my DC Universe exclusive Young Justice poster and then head along to dinner. 

Guys, I cannot even describe how amazing this dinner was. First, the company. Zeno Robinson (the voice actor behind Victor Stone) popped in for a little while before he left to pick up a letter a fan wrote for him. Fun fact! That fan actually follows my Tumblr and reached out to me yesterday. I had no idea it was them, so it was a hilarious coincidence. I also met my new Con-buddy, Jaime Catania, the man behind DarkSuperBoy, Michael Greenway, and another member of the Whelmed team, Richard Kreutz-Landry. Oh and Cameron was there too (she said, so very casually)! I won’t go into too much detail, but each of these beautiful people are incredibly kind, have wonderful hearts, and big appetites. Which, in retrospect, was good considering how much food we ordered. If you ever find yourself in the San Diego area, please head to Eclipse as soon as you can. Every bite you take is a symphony on the tongue, delicious with every morsel and cleverly concocted. 

Veering away from food and back to the Young Justice business…

Later that evening, we headed to the Young Justice fan meetup at Ghirardelli's. Listen, friends, if you told me seven months ago that I’d be in the same room as the cast and crew of Young Justice, I probably would have laughed in your face. I still don’t really believe it happened. I’m 53% positive that I dreamt up this entire weekend; it would be higher, but the photo evidence is pretty resounding proof. I honestly don’t have enough good things to say about the cast and crew. It was pretty hard to stay whelmed while meeting them all. I tried to keep a few details from each conversation I had, and I’ll keep those close to my heart forever. 

I do remember Greg telling me I should be scared for the remainder of the season. Never fear, Greg; I’ve been scared from the first episode.

Saturday was far more low key. Jaime and I tried to get into The Good Place panel, but I was yet again denied access to the Indigo Ballroom. I’m coming for you next year, Indigo. Just you wait. Instead, we decided to hit up the Cartoon Voices panel, thanks to a suggestion from Eric Lopez, who would be on the panel. After attending that panel, I can say with absolute certainty that we made the perfect decision. It was incredible hearing these actors riff off each other and create new voices on the fly. I just wish we could have sat closer!

In the late afternoon, I started to prepare for our roundtable interview with Greg and Brandon. You know, Grandon. Super chill. While the interview was shorter than originally anticipated, everyone got some good questions in. I especially liked the answer that they gave for our question about Halo. Thank you both for taking the time out of your day to do the interview!

With official business done, it was time to get into the ballroom for the main event: the DCU panel. This time, I made it in. Probably because I tried about two hours before, but still! I’m not sure what to say about the panel that hasn’t been said already. We did get to watch the first episode of the new Harley Quinn show! If you didn’t know, I’ll be covering Harley Quinn after YJ finishes airing this season. I don’t think I have enough words to describe the essence of Harley Quinn. It’s definitely not what I was expecting. The show is wholly outrageous, violent, and dripping with obscenities; quite unlike anything that’s on television right now. Because of that, it hits a certain key and becomes absolutely incredible. I definitely enjoyed it; it’s not for everyone, I’ll admit that, but I think if you like raucous, witty humor and a feminine kick-ass fest, you’ll definitely enjoy it. 

I know, y’all probably came here to read all about the Young Justice portion of the panel. I promise, I’m getting there. Originally, they’d intended to show the audience episode 19 before the panel with Greg Weisman and Brandon Vietti. Given that they had news to share, they decided to flip it. (Thank you, kind gods.) As I’m sure everyone is very well aware, they announced that Young Justice was renewed for a fourth season. If you’re wondering, yes, that was a chorus of ‘hallelujah’ that just sounded. If you watch the video where the camera pans to the audience, you’ll probably spot me. I was the one who hopped up, right beside Zeno Robinson. What can I say? It’s not like I’ve been waiting for this news since Season 3 started, or anything. A girl is entitled to feel some excitement! 

Admittedly, I couldn’t even hear much of the discussion that followed; my mind was still reeling with the reveal of Season 4. I was also busy updating our Twitter, and my Tumblr, so that probably had something to do with it. My mind was spinning, though. I came in to the panel entirely unsure if the series would be picked up for another season. It wouldn’t have surprised me if it hadn’t been picked up; I’d long prepared myself that Season 3 would be the last season of this show. Thankfully, for both my mental state and the delight of many others, that was not to be our reality. Sure, it may take a long time for the season to come out, but I’ve been patient before. What’s two years in comparison to six? 

After the panel, I spent a little time with the cast and crew as everyone celebrated the news. I can’t even describe the overwhelming emotion encompassing the room. Most of the cast and crew hadn’t known, and everyone was so excited that they’d have the opportunity to keep telling these amazing stories. That night, I went to bed feeling whole and entirely grateful to have been there in person for this incredible announcement. 

After three exciting, jam-packed days, I was ready to take it easy on Sunday. Rich, being the generous, kind-hearted person he is, opened up his home and invited me to join them for brunch. On the menu? Breakfast burritos. Entirely fitting for the Young Justice fans in attendance. I’m sure you all have had enough of my gushing, so I won’t get into details. But I will give a little thank you to Rich and his wife Megan for opening up their home and hosting us all. 

I don’t have much to say beyond this. Jaime and I went back to Con to get some last-minute shopping and soak up the final moments. I stayed in San Diego for another day, if only to savor one last Pitaya bowl and burn on the beach. 

So, there you have it: my long weekend at San Diego Comic Con. I cannot even begin to describe how incredibly grateful, and thankful I am for this experience. So, I’m going to end this with a few personal words of thanks. To the amazingly talented cast and crew that I met, thank you for being a part of this show, for being so kind, and for the wonderful conversations. To Rich, his family, and the rest of the Whelmed podcast team, thank you for having me on your show, for being my companions this weekend and for just being generally fantastic people. To Greg and Brandon, thank you for putting so much heart and passion into creating Young Justice, the show I’ve loved for many years. And finally, to my YJ.tv team, thank you for taking a chance on me and inducting me into your little family. This weekend, and the past few months wouldn’t have been possible without you. I’ve had an absolute blast writing for this website, and I look forward to continuing in the time to come.