In the first season of the show, Tara is one of the central characters and usually works with Chad and FT to save the day. For much of the second season, she takes a back seat to Chad and seems to be more on par with the Tomato Task Force.
That is, until this episode came along. I credit some of this to Richard Mueller, the writer of this episode, as he was the author of many of the first season episodes. From the start, it is evident the old writer is back on board, as Chad and Tara are together at the beginning of the show.
Tara features prominently in this one, with her old first season personality on display once again (save for her tomato powers, which she doesn't use here). She transforms into a tomato and back a few times, goes on an adventure, and really shines in this one.
It's a shame Tara wasn't featured more in the other second season episodes, but at least she got this one to spotlight her character. Tara is my personal favorite in the series and this episode spotlights her personality perfectly.
That is, until this episode came along. I credit some of this to Richard Mueller, the writer of this episode, as he was the author of many of the first season episodes. From the start, it is evident the old writer is back on board, as Chad and Tara are together at the beginning of the show.
Tara features prominently in this one, with her old first season personality on display once again (save for her tomato powers, which she doesn't use here). She transforms into a tomato and back a few times, goes on an adventure, and really shines in this one.
It's a shame Tara wasn't featured more in the other second season episodes, but at least she got this one to spotlight her character. Tara is my personal favorite in the series and this episode spotlights her personality perfectly.