You raise some fair points (although I hated last week's episode). I said the same thing about the plot seeming like a season 1/2 one. And yes, it was executed better than those in the ways you mentioned. However, it does seem slightly out of place due to the character development that has gone on. With the increasing…

Agreed. I didn't buy Mordecai's change of heart at all, and it seemed like a cop out from the show. Your explanation might have been the only possible way to make it work.

Thought it was hilarious that SP's sis was worried that both ladies and men wouldn't talk to her because of how sexy she is. 

Good call with Eileen. Hopefully the show doesn't just ignore her. Given the situation, there's a giant open realm of choices that they could take with her.

This show is just firing on all cylinders for me, lately. Every episode feels like it's nearly a half hour, with so much packed into it. Each episode is bringing such a healthy dose of humor, mixed with utter enjoyable ridiculousness and an intriguing plot line. One second you're cracking up, and the next you're…

Nice review that helps illustrate why I'm in two minds about this episode. On the one hand, I enjoyed it from a humor perspective. I thought it was generally funny and worked for me more than last week's episode.

Hey, I know my opinion (whenever I don't like an episode) isn't going to be a popular one. When it comes to these shows, most of the fans will like anything (I've never seen a universally hated episode on here for RS or AT - though it would have been interesting if the Unicorns episode was during the review period). I…

Though this episode left me wondering about a million things, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I've always been a bit of a sucker for these mythological builders, but it was just so well done. There's a ton I'm confused about, and man this arm thing is quite the theme. This episode felt like it was closer to 20-30 minutes…

To me, this was probably the third worst episode in the series history (behind Out of Commission and Quips). This is exactly what I talk about when I criticize this show for bringing nothing new to the table sometimes. When this show is on, it's probably my favorite show on TV. But when it's off, man it's boring.

I may be biased since Benson is my favorite character but I don't think he's that much of a jerk. I mean, seriously, if you had two employees that came off THAT stupid, it's actually pretty generous not to fire them (and he doesn't at this point because he truly cares about them). And if they apparently stole your car…

I laughed too. I think it was just a brilliant job of voice work by Mr. DiMaggio.

Pretty average episode. I got a laugh from the raking interaction, Thomas in the pizza suit, and the windshield surviving the explosion. And yes, I love character development stuff, so it was cool to see Benson saving his two friends.

So who wins the sandwich battle between Jake and Princess Bubblegum? I think PB gets the edge here. That cow spinning for the cheese is the topper. 

Two red flags of a new cartoon - seemingly stupid/non-existent plot and the main character has a horrendous voice. No he isn't everybody in the world's uncle and grandpa, and his voice is more annoying than Patrick Star.

I liked this one. I spent basically 100% of the episode either laughing and entertained or intrigued. When a cartoon show can keep your attention like that, you have to give major credit. Definitely a big fan. 

I definitely enjoyed Laundry Woes. It was an interesting look into the dynamic of coming to grips with liking a girl that has moved away. I loved seeing the Park workers acting as a family to get Mordecai back to normal. The development there has been very enjoyable.

Don't know why we lose the ability to reply as responses go down.

Yeah it's been pretty interesting to hear Shada change with the character. The voice work is definitely night and day with the beginning of the series. I'm enjoying it.

There are no normal Lemongrab episodes.

Oh, and really? Bullet proof tables? lol