Eightiesseeker

As many other have stated, it's not the same show after Dan Steven jumped in for Roiland, who was fired (from his own show).

Dan might be a good voice actor, but for me the show lives and dies with the voice of Roiland. I am not excusing his behaviour, which led to his dismissal though. I am amazes many people don't mind about the voice change though.

But like for Rick And Morty and actor with a very similar voice should have taken over. Kind of works for me in Rick And Morty. Taking actors with similar voices also worked well across many other shows, where for example white voice actors playing black characters where replaced by black voice actors.

But I think I will stop watching Solar Opposites from here on.

This was a less than mediocre episode.

May be Cannell ran out of idea of fill a large chunk of it with music?

It's full of plot holes.

The A-Team in their van tailing the brother of the singer closely, but he doesn't notices it. While the A-Team's van is tailed by a sedan of the bad guys. Again, the A-Team doesn't notices. Only little later Face spots them after they already left the van.

At the begin Hannibal already senses something is wrong just because of the football player gets into his car and drives off. So they load up weapons. That could had been made better.

This is also one of the few (if not the only) episode they don't get locked up in a warehouse or garage to then build some weapons.

What I liked was that the whole team but Murdoch was "into" the "girls", while Hannibal told Face before "We don't mess with our clients". Even B. A. became weak, while Murdoch worshiped B. A.

When the "Personal Voyage" with Carl Sagan aired in 1980 I was blown away. The computer animation was cutting edge, the show well written and presented. Besides science and space exploration it was also meant to open the eyes of a broader audience to the subject of taking care of our planet, as it's the only one we have. And shed light on the problems global warming will have in the coming years. Of course Carl Sagan was right.

Neil deGrasse Tyson sort of retells 2014 some of the topics seen in the show from 1980 and expands them. I also liked to hear Carl Sagan talk, especially in the last episode "I'm not afraid". I was a little disappointed in the computer graphics though. Looked ok-ish, but not cutting edge as it could have been in 2014. The 1980 CGI was just awe-ing back in the day.

Until I watched the 2014 show I didn't know Neil had a personal relationship with Carl. Carl made him interested at the age of 17 to become a scientist.