How much of the LBT series have you seen?

[Little Bro]

I'm curious about how much of the series other members have watched. I've watched all the LBT movies, and I have not yet watched the entire TV series. I don't remember certain episodes either.

[LittleDas75]

I have seen all the films and some of the TV series.

[StardustSoldier]

All of it. I have watched all 14 films and all 26 TV episodes.

[chomper94]

I’ve seen all of it as well!

[somerandomfangirl]

I've watched all of it. I last watched the whole TV series a long time ago though, might be worth checking it out again to refresh my memory.

[Sapphirre98]

there are only 3 ish episodes of the tv series that i haven't seen. I've watched all the movies though.

[Dr. Rex]

I've watched all of the movies and somewhere in the range of 5-10 episodes of the TV series.

[Little Bro]

^ Kudos to all you members who have watched everything in the LBT universe. I want to be one of those people. I haven't seen the TV series episode about Mr. Clubtail and the sweet bubbles, but I know that it's... different. I also haven't seen "The Great Log Running Game." (But I did see the awful mistake with Spike.)

[Sneak]

Being fan, I watched everything, repeatedly, many times on two languages. Read some books, and hunted for cut scenes and production materials. :O

[The Chronicler]

I've seen all 26 TV episodes, but have never seen two of the movies (10 and 14, to be specific). I'm not sure when I'll be able to take the time to watch those movies, and even then, I'm not sure how I would even be able to watch them anyway.

[Little Bro]

LBT X is one of my favorites! If you were to watch one of those movies, I'd recommend X. XIV was a little disappointing for me. It seemed a lot like the original LBT. The best thing about it was that Universal made a fourteenth movie and the hype was fun.

[StardustSoldier]

^ Kudos to all you members who have watched everything in the LBT universe. I want to be one of those people. I haven't seen the TV series episode about Mr. Clubtail and the sweet bubbles, but I know that it's... different. I also haven't seen "The Great Log Running Game." (But I did see the awful mistake with Spike.)

@Little Bro
Oh, what was the mistake? I don't know if I ever noticed there was a goof in that episode.

[Little Bro]

@StardustSoldier While Spike and Littlefoot are trying to save Cera, they show a shot of her running down fast water on a log. Then the camera changes to show that instead of Spike being with Littlefoot, it's actually Cera. It was only for a little bit of time, but it seems like quite the goof if you ask me.

I hope this clears things up. If not, here's a link to the episode. Check at 20:30.

[StardustSoldier]

LOL!!!!

Okay, yeah, that is a huge goof indeed.

[Little Bro]

You know, I just wonder how that gets past the people creating the show. I mean, I assumed that they colored Spike wrong, but I can see Cera's frill, so it was completely Cera, no doubt.

I guess Threehorns never play with Longnecks, but Spiketails can transform into Treehorns. Go figure.

[Sneak]

It's not Spike or Cera! It's shapeshifter!!! :O

LOL, good eye!

[Little Bro]

It's not Spike or Cera! It's shapeshifter!!! :O

The shocking truth is finally revealed!

[00not_nathan00]

I've seen all the movies (I have all except 14 on DVD) but I haven't seen a single episode of he TV show so yea I might need to catch up 

[chomper94]

I've seen all the movies (I have all except 14 on DVD) but I haven't seen a single episode of he TV show so yea I might need to catch up 

It’s best if you watch the TV series first before watching the 14th film since you’ll get confused about the new faces in TLBT 14 until you see the TV series (but then again, you still won’t understand how the new faces came here after watching the TV series)