Well it's just an early version. 1000 instead of 9000. Kinda adorable that Stan still has fond memories of it.

Maybe Stan just has really good control over his mindscape. I mean, dream Stan was the one who told Dipper about the power of the mind. That would mean though he was aware of Dipper being there and was manipulating him…

Challenge. After watching this episode, try to watch "The Legend of the Gobblewonker" again without tearing up. And pay close attention to the name of Stan's boat…

averaging about 10 episodes a year…

The snadger!

So you're saying that despite Alex Hirsch claiming he based Dipper off himself, he's actually more like Mabel? The two do have an imagination to them…

It's good to see both characters were flawed. Yes, the Stan we got to know and care about probably did meander more and take the "easy road" (which, given his mother was a phony psychic for a living and his dad was a tough one that wanted someone to get the family out of that small town, it's not difficult to see why…

I mean, grandparents help out in raising their grandkids all the time, it wouldn't have been a permanent situation. Maybe just for the evening while Shermy went out. It just seems like a simpler out if the show did make a mistake timeline wise. Y'know, for the nitpickers/conspiracy theorists of the internet.

It sure would be nice if things worked out the way they do in cartoons…

About the age of Shermy, it's been suggested that maybe the baby shown is Dipper and Mabel's dad, aka Shermy's kid? Otherwise if the kid is Shermy then there were two generations of teenage pregnancy going on.

I doubt that it's not being covered. We'll probably get reviews this week.

It really highlights how Merida was Pixar's take on a disney princess rather than the take on Princess Mononoke that fans were hoping for.

That description Bruce Campbell gives Ash sounds super similar to Sam Axe: Ash has survivor's guilt. You could have a heyday with his PTSD. He's a war vet. He continues being a trash-talking know-it-all who doesn't really know anything. He's the ultimate anti-hero. He's kind of an idiot, but man, if I had to go to…

Well BJ Novak was writer, director, and producer for the show too.

Being compared to The Simpsons and South Park really shows that this show is something special.

So fellow fans, a few things.

Yes, ParaNorman did come out in the year 2012, but I'm still rather shocked by how entwined the fandoms were for Gravity Falls and ParaNorman.

Her genuine concern about Greg comparing the situation to torture was pretty telling.

Well let's see where their relationship goes now that PB doesn't have her kingdom anymore…

I'm not dedicated enough to post this in every Steven Universe thread, but Aivi and Surasshu deserve a lot of credit for making the show so incredible. The score for this show is a large part of what makes Steven Universe spectacular.