When Connie was first introduced, we found out her dad travels to guard beaches. It's nice seeing him at work and learning more about him, though.

I was hoping for a more satisfying conclusion to the zoo humans and the room full of Rose Quartzes, but oh well. I'm just glad I can stop avoiding spoilers now.

It's nice that the show is back, but I agree the episode could have been better.

Onion doesn't know how to take off his shoes?

A friend of mine said he hoped for more Nicki Minaj during the Nuke. I can't wait to tell him he got his wish.

Season 2 is on hulu! Up to "the answer," anyway.

Well, Amethyst does share Jasper's enjoyment of fusing and becoming stronger…

What I appreciate most about the Nuke so far is that it shows how mature Steven has become. The first episode promised that we would watch Steven grow and learn more about himself and his world, and he's come so far now. And I can't wait to see where it goes from here.

"Professional Beach Hunk"— Wasn't that the episode "So Many Birthdays"? (Sorry to nitpick!)

Pearl in Jeans:
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TV shows act like walkie talkies, especially toy ones, don't make a loud noise the whole time they're turned on

Loved all the faces and expressions in this one.

I liked this episode. "Your feelings are important" is a good moral, and one that I relate to on a personal level. And I liked the callback to Steven's Lion.

Some good gags in this episode. And more recipes from the inventor of waffles with popcorn.

More references to anime I've never watched, yay.

Steven lost his underwear back in "Frybo." I don't remember if there was butt, though

Was Lars's mind actually in Steven's body? And if not, where was it?

Thanks for this! And apparently the account was registered over a year ago, huh.

I agree with you. Steven singing at the end, "it's over, isn't it?" makes me wonder if it's really over.

Ronaldo is back to blogging, too!