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>> #473189
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I found an excerpt where series writer Alan Burnett admitted the premise was awkward (from Bruce Timm's perspective):
Source: web.archive.org/web/20151...net/episode0/episode0.htm
>> #473192
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>> #473195
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Don't. Starro's an asshole even before 'Starro the Conqueror'.
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>> #473204
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It may be easier to make Superman believe the traitor is someone else, than making him believe there's no traitor and everything is normal.
>> #479417
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The exception is that it doesnt.
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