But they have a point because who gives a shit about any of this? Can't we just play the fucking games and punish infractions fairly? 4 games for this crap is sandblasting a soup cracker and they know it. Please let's just move on, I cannot stand this story.

Be careful with that talk. Apparently Bill Simmons got fired for talking about Roger Goddell's balls, specifically his lack thereof.

I had a total crush on Mo, despite her seemingly manly name.

I would watch all the Ice King, PB and Marceline episodes

Are you suggesting a nude erection for the thread? I cumcur.

Honestly, PB is much more like Lincoln or JFK than any of history's notorious dictators. Their abuses of power are well-documented, and obviously both were viewed as evil tyrants by some. But they are generally praised for actually getting stuff done because ruling is hard.

The bigger issue was her spying on non-candy people, and secretly draining the life force out of the entire flame kingdom because of a perceived threat. The candy people may not all approve of her, but in this episode she's not intentionally causing them harm to serve some greater goal (which she has done before, in…

Grrrr Megyn Kelly, not a true neocon

One theory I've heard is that the Ice Monster is actually Marceline and Simon is living in her house now. I'd certainly be sad if that were the case, but maybe being alive for thousands of years got kinda boring for her anyways once everyone else was gone.

She is tracking the Candy People because they are idiots and it is her responsibility to protect them. I do think the contrast with "The Cooler" is intentional, but her actions in that episode were hardly defensible with even the most twisted mental gymnastics.

If I'm putting money on it, I would go with the first hypothesis on Ice King. They're both definitely possible. I have to rewatch this one (almost always the case with these heavier episodes) mainly because I can't remember exactly when they switched from the present Finn/Ice King stories to the future with the giant…

The image of her house really stuck in my mind:

Don't remember which episode, but it involves Mr. Robinson smashing someones car with a crowbar and yelling, "This is what happens when you…" and I forget what he actually said instead of, "…fuck a stranger in the ass!" I figured out that Gumball does stuff like this a lot and I probably don't notice most of their…

I lean more towards "cool" just because most of the recent non-canon episodes have failed to really get my attention. So I'm much happier to feel apprehension as opposed to indifference.

But we never saw who was inside the house playing music, it was just the sound of a banjo strumming. That's kinda what spooked me, also the Grables guy says something like, "Who's in the house? Friend or foe?" or something sinister to that effect.

Yep. I was equally delighted and horrified by this episode. But horrified in a good way—the fact that the stakes are so high again is really quite a relief. It was great to see PB again despite the ominous undertones of her appearance, I kinda think she's the most complex and underrated of the main characters. But it…

While one can argue with such an attitude, it is at least a coherent stance. That the NFL claims to disagree with you is primarily what bothers me.

I didn't read it, but clearly this man has a strong background in corporate finance.

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