SparklingWings writes...

Hello there! As I was watching the last episode of W.i.t.c.h. just now, a question I've been wondering about for years came back to me. Towards the end once Cedric has been defeated and the previous guardians along with Elyon and Yan Lin manage to free themselves from the seal, we can see Cassidy in her guardian form in a few shots. I'm assuming it's an animation mistake as she alters outfits between scenes, so my question is was there at some point a moment where after being freed, the fact of her having been brought back to life going to be addressed more in depth than just in Will's voice-over but got cut out of the episode due to time or some other factors or was that simply an animation error that I'm reading way too much into?

Crisler writes...

Why did you not have young justice comic issues made based on young justice season 2 episodes that you were not able have to have made ?

Anonymous writes...

In Season 2, Conner and M'gann kept the true reason behind their break up a secret from everyone, but I'm curious about 2 things...

1. What excuse did they say to everyone who questioned them about why they broke up?
2. By the end of the season, which members of the team discovered the real reason behind their break up?

Anonymous writes...

Questions about the Team's Reactions to Supermartian's Break Up in Season 2

1. Why didn't anybody on the Team say anything about Conner and M'gann's relationship in season 2?
2. Wasn't anyone curious about why they broke up?
3. Why didn't any of them try to help get them back together aside from Garfield?
4. Did any members of the Team pick a side in the break up?
5. How did they react to the fact that so soon after the break up, M'gann rebounded with La'gaan.

Amber Jones writes...

Hi Greg! Do you do podcasts? Would love to have you on mine.

Tom Hibbert writes...

Is there anything from gargoyles that you wished you could've changed or are you happy with how it turned out?

Verdragon5 writes...

Where did The Light build and launch the ice fortresses seen in "Coldhearted"?

Kal-El writes...

Queen Bee is one of Young Justice's most promising characters, but she hasn't been utilised as much. (For reference, she has 6 speaking roles, compared to Klarion's 11, Lex's 18, Vandal's 20, and even Ra'as' 7).

1. Was this because of issues with availability of the fantastically-talented Marina Sirtis? Or her not easily fitting into the plot? Or both?

2. If the series were to get additional seasons, would there be plans to finally give her the screentime she deserves?

3. Do you have any idea how her arc might end? Or even her backstory?

Avery S writes...

Hi Greg!

My main question is: will you be helping to produce a fifth season of "Young Justice"? I have been doing extensive research into who has produced and could produce a new season of my favorite show. I thought it was worth a shot to reach out to you! Like many others, I am hopeful for a fifth season of "Young Justice." I was wondering if you could offer any insight into the continuation of this remarkable show.

Thanks so much, and hope you're doing well!!!!!!!

Hope writes...

Hi Greg! I am a long-time fan of both Gargoyles and Young Justice. I am also a literature grad student so I thoroughly appreciate a lot of your literary references in both works :)
One reference that has always somewhat confused me is all the references to the Rime of The Ancient Mariner (Forager refers to his glamour charm as an albatross around his neck, Conner reads it in season two, etc.) as it is a bit obscure of a work. I guess I just wanted to know if there was any significance to these references. Is it just a book you liked, so you included it? Is it just a running joke? Is it some secret third thing?