One thing I wasn't sure about last night, and why I still rank the first one as best, was the whole bet inside a bet concept. The premise of the entire episode this time around was a bet on Halloween candy, which I liked. But to then see the third story be a bet for money to see who could stay inside the longest…

I noticed this too. Kind of bothered me. Wonder if it was out of order.

I still like 1 the best. The ridiculousness of the doll drawing on people, the epicness of the crash pit and seeing Mordo and Rigs trick or treating in their own style was all around brilliance. This was good but not really in the same realm for me as the first one.

Pretty funny, though it would be nice if they stopped relying on the 80's so much every now and then. I still think I prefer the first Terror Tales trio over anything, but I'm glad this show is establishing a kind of tradition for Halloween.

Oh baby, oh baby, oh baby.

Finn must have some sweet calves.

Pretty good episode. I've often tried to compare this show to my generation as this era's Rocko's Modern Life, and today's trippy bark scene definitely further confirmed my belief. It was moreso like that towards the beginning of the series (the first episode with the crotches rhyme and awkward yet hilarious jacket…

Solid call on No One Can Hear You. That's the one that I always forget that I love. So many hilarious bits (peeps muh bod), and the look at mentally insane Jake is a great mixture of chilling and humorous. The puppet show is brilliant.

This is true. I specifically remember this run of incredible episodes. Goliad was so good. And, of course, Card Wars was in there too!

I enjoyed that one, but the original Five Graybles is definitely my favorite from that series. That one was perfect from start to finish and probably should have made the list. I want the cow on a t-shirt. The sandwich sequence and LSP chucking basketballs at the candy citizens was brilliant.

Yep, another Princess Cookie fan here. Absolutely my favorite episode in the series. What an amazing episode that delves into the topics of psychological breakdowns, gender confusion, and still manages to be hilarious in the process.

The second Fiona & Cake lost me, but I thought the first one was brilliant. Seeing the transformations of many of the main characters was just so well done. I still laugh every time Cake's tail puffs out after Monochromicorn taps out his Morse code.

Thank you for passing along this information! It won't be the same without the board animatedly popping up, but I'm all over it! Card Wars was a great episode.

The final scene of everyone bowing to PC is my wallpaper on my computer. I can't not get goosebumps watching that.

As someone who grew up during the brilliant cartoon era of 90's Nick and Cartoon Network, I really thought today's generation had no hope. When I first started stumbling upon previews of Adventure Time, I would immediately rebuff them, saying "this looks stupid" every time I caught one of the 30 second previews.…

And know that by saying this was a B+/A- for me, I'm not discrediting your grade. We're all completely entitled to our opinions, and your grade is fair. It is hard to argue that there was a ton to talk about in this episode, as though it seemed to be a historical episode, they really did focus primarily on the action.…

I definitely agree that there have been better Skips episodes (a good amount of them are on my favorites list), but I still enjoyed this one. It was a really different episode, and that rushed feeling at the beginning set things up nicely. As someone that has been bored by a few routine episodes of Regular Show in the…

Liked this one, though not quite as much as a lot of the recent ones. I'm kind of getting to the end of the pattern of Finn messing up and then saying "oh my bad." At some point, you would think a kid as sharp as him would learn. Still, this show is great. Enjoyable. 

We're certainly all entitled to our opinions. While it wasn't as good as a few episodes recently, I still enjoyed it. The scene with the spooning was too much - absolutely hilarious gold. I really enjoyed the voice acting. Just seemed all around solid to me. Whereas, Regular Show, though funnier than last week, just…

Spooty spoot.