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Hey Everypony. Bluemoon here and I present my first review of Pony Life.

Red: "Well would you look at that. You actually got around to doing a review of this show after, what?, 4 months after saying you would review this show."

Blue: "I'm doing it now ain't I?"

Red: "Only because you have me to remind you."

Blue: "Sooooooo..... here's the deal. Normally my reviews are rather long, as I go over details and history of the episode or chapter in question. But those reviews tend to take long, and I don't want to keep watchers waiting that long, especially since before finishing reviews, I have other projects to work on.
Not only that but... well Pony Life episodes are not that long really. The show usually clocks around ten minutes, with each episode about 5 minutes long. So there's not much content to talk about when they content is sooo... well short. So I decided to go a different route, in that I'm going to do what MLPFAN3991 and MOVIE SLATE do. Give quick short summaries on my thoughts of the episode in question. I will only do this for episodes for now as I'm not tackling movies..... yet at least. I'm hoping this new format will get reviews out faster than usual, though I'll still do the longer reviews.

Red: "Speaking of which, Blue is in development of writing the scripts for the reviews of Speed Racer and the MLP ZECORA ARC, and hopes to complete them by next month or the second one after."

Blue:" Thanks.

Our first episodes of the Dreaded Pony Life show, is PRINCESS PROBZ PART 1 AND 2. (Yes, that is literally the name of the first episode. If you found that name cringe, then you will probably not like this show)

Red: "This episode serves as the pilot for the show and even the set up of one of our many story arcs for this first season. That being of the Royal Jelly Juggernaut. A.... reality show?
Wait.... they have reality shows now?"

Blue: "As well as tablets, chargers, cell phones and the internet, as well as the most powerful form of language of all.....

MEMES."

Red: "I know they had technology in Equestria before, such as movie theaters, newsreels and even DJ systems.... but when did they have the internet? I thought this place was simply meant to be magical."

Blue: "Well it's not really THE Equestria we've watched over these passed 10 to 11 years. It's more like... a parallel universe of shorts.... I think. Back on topic the episode's premise is on Pinkie Pie entering an audition for the RJJ, with Princess Celestia as host. But Twilight and the others are worried she may be setting herself up for embarrassment and humiliation. So they try to get her ready for the audition in their own special ways."

Red: Really that's about it. It's a rather simple plot that's stretched to about 10 minutes, so there isn't really as much detail we can go over, unless we were making a long review on YouTube, which we have no time at all for. The episode does what it's set out to do... it shows that this show will be more comedic driven, being the LOL SO RANDOM type of show, although compared to other shows like Teen Titans Go and the Powerpuff girls reboot, it is not as cringe worthy or a massive insult to the franchise that came before. The characters are still the likable characters we came to know in the past gen, only their personalities are made more goofier and their reactions dialed up to eleven. Such as Twilight now having the recurring gag of shattering into pieces like Glass, Pinkie Pie inflating and popping into confetti and being reborn like a phoenix, and Applejack stealing Pinkie's job as forth wall breaker.

Blue: It's going to take a while to get use to Celestia being about the same height as the other ponies though. Overall a very good first entry to the series. I know that I should probably go over the moral and I wasn't that descriptive with this episode,
but pretty much everyone on YouTube has covered this episode in full better than me, so if you want a more longer review, I suggest going to Silver Quill's channel, as well as Dr. Wolf's. They have much more insight to this show than I do. Here's to a more in-depth review next time. I'm Blue.

Red: "You need no introduction from me."

Blue:"And we'll see you later..... maybe... it's a work day for me today so I probably won't be on the internet that much today."

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Hey Everypony. Bluemoon here and I present my first review of Pony Life.

Red: "Well would you look at that. You actually got around to doing a review of this show after, what?, 4 months after saying you would review this show."

Blue: "I'm doing it now ain't I?"

Red: "Only because you have me to remind you."

Blue: "Sooooooo..... here's the deal. Normally my reviews are rather long, as I go over details and history of the episode or chapter in question. But those reviews tend to take long, and I don't want to keep watchers waiting that long, especially since before finishing reviews, I have other projects to work on.
Not only that but... well Pony Life episodes are not that long really. The show usually clocks around ten minutes, with each episode about 5 minutes long. So there's not much content to talk about when they content is sooo... well short. So I decided to go a different route, in that I'm going to do what MLPFAN3991 and MOVIE SLATE do. Give quick short summaries on my thoughts of the episode in question. I will only do this for episodes for now as I'm not tackling movies..... yet at least. I'm hoping this new format will get reviews out faster than usual, though I'll still do the longer reviews.

Red: "Speaking of which, Blue is in development of writing the scripts for the reviews of Speed Racer and the MLP ZECORA ARC, and hopes to complete them by next month or the second one after."

Blue:" Thanks.

Our first episodes of the Dreaded Pony Life show, is PRINCESS PROBZ PART 1 AND 2. (Yes, that is literally the name of the first episode. If you found that name cringe, then you will probably not like this show)

Red: "This episode serves as the pilot for the show and even the set up of one of our many story arcs for this first season. That being of the Royal Jelly Juggernaut. A.... reality show?
Wait.... they have reality shows now?"

Blue: "As well as tablets, chargers, cell phones and the internet, as well as the most powerful form of language of all.....

MEMES."

Red: "I know they had technology in Equestria before, such as movie theaters, newsreels and even DJ systems.... but when did they have the internet? I thought this place was simply meant to be magical."

Blue: "Well it's not really THE Equestria we've watched over these passed 10 to 11 years. It's more like... a parallel universe of shorts.... I think. Back on topic the episode's premise is on Pinkie Pie entering an audition for the RJJ, with Princess Celestia as host. But Twilight and the others are worried she may be setting herself up for embarrassment and humiliation. So they try to get her ready for the audition in their own special ways."

Red: Really that's about it. It's a rather simple plot that's stretched to about 10 minutes, so there isn't really as much detail we can go over, unless we were making a long review on YouTube, which we have no time at all for. The episode does what it's set out to do... it shows that this show will be more comedic driven, being the LOL SO RANDOM type of show, although compared to other shows like Teen Titans Go and the Powerpuff girls reboot, it is not as cringe worthy or a massive insult to the franchise that came before. The characters are still the likable characters we came to know in the past gen, only their personalities are made more goofier and their reactions dialed up to eleven. Such as Twilight now having the recurring gag of shattering into pieces like Glass, Pinkie Pie inflating and popping into confetti and being reborn like a phoenix, and Applejack stealing Pinkie's job as forth wall breaker.

Blue: It's going to take a while to get use to Celestia being about the same height as the other ponies though. Overall a very good first entry to the series. I know that I should probably go over the moral and I wasn't that descriptive with this episode,
but pretty much everyone on YouTube has covered this episode in full better than me, so if you want a more longer review, I suggest going to Silver Quill's channel, as well as Dr. Wolf's. They have much more insight to this show than I do. Here's to a more in-depth review next time. I'm Blue.

Red: "You need no introduction from me."

Blue:"And we'll see you later..... maybe... it's a work day for me today so I probably won't be on the internet that much today."