User blog:HeftyHanna94/Lab Rats: Elite Fore; bionic humans and superheroes in the same universe

I've never watched Mighty Med but I did like the Lab Rats vs. Mighty Med crossover episode. It just bothers me that superheroes and aliens are in the same universe as people with bionics. Like if the superheroes of Mighty Med live in the Lab Rats universe, why was it such a big deal when Adam, Bree and Chase revealed their bionics to the world? What was the point of Adam, Bree and Chase going on all those missions (undercover) if there were (well-known) superheroes nearby who could've done the saving? I just feel that although both shows are science fiction, Lab Rats is more of a realistic science fiction because there are some people with bionics in the world (just not as advanced as Adam, Bree and Chase) where there is no (known) real-life superheroes. I guess what I'm trying to say is is that I think this spin-off would be better if it wasn't a crossover of two different shows that take place in two different universes. Like if it was a stand alone original series that wasn't based off of two other shows. For example, I also watch Pretty Little Liars. The show is a teen mystery/drama/crime/thriller show. In 2013, a spinoff of PLL called Ravenswood premiered. The spinoff was a supernatural drama. Both shows were in the same universe but the spinoff had ghosts and other supernatural entities in it whereas the original show did not; it was much more realistic (in a sense). While I did enjoy Ravenswood, it just didn't work as a spinoff to PLL. It would have been much better if it was connected to it at all. Because of the supernatural stuff, it didn't feel like both shows were set in the same universe. I think Lab Rats: Elite Force is going to be similar to Ravenswood (but hopefully it won't be cancelled after one season like Ravenswood).