When have they shown the blue pearl? I remember the yellow one from yesterday's episode.

Maybe she's too important to speak her name. Like the ancient emperors of China or something.

Any theories about the mysterious object on the second level that Garnet told everyone to ignore? I got nothing… You got to bet that's going to crop up again down the road.

Heck, even Pearl and the other good Gems seemed to regard humans as charming "pets" or, at most, harmless simpletons for their first couple thousand years.

I assumed their mass increased as the gravity reduced — so the pull of downward force lightened but their reaction to it remained the same.

How did the Davie Bowie doppelgänger Governor Vangelis not make it into the pantheon of Moonbeam City names in this review??

He could also fuse with the other gems. And I also agree not making it only about romantic love is a nice idea.

Hasn't someone proposed that steven fusing with lion would basically resurrect rose, along with 25 percent extra human? I do think lion is the part of Rose that's not in her gem.

I think they established that steven can control his age based on his confidence and how old he feels. I've also dead elsewhere online the creators of the show plan to reveal his true age at some point, and it's not what it appears to be.

I thought the line was "I like your van." Which really gives that woo a while new meaning.

I thought this ep was a big improvement over the pilot. SO many random gags and moments…the way Dyans sisters phone shatters when she drops it, the recurrent gag of the log baby (it was a sunbeam in the play!), the mayor rolling around a giggling uncontrollably, the way the skydivers' limbs acted as the characters own…

I thought she converted him too…?

Extreme cold and also the fact they these guys are living in tents without enough food or the advantage of modern weatherproof clothing. Marching hundreds of miles in rags probably lowers your tolerance a tad.

I think the main problem is they had him give his big speech about how much he loved his daughter like two eps before he kills her. I expect it's because they figured the audience would forget about it if they had it come too early in his story arch but by placing it so close — and never before making it as clear…

It's nice and all that he made up with Dany but did he really need to clasp hands to do it? Dude, you've got GREYSCALE like an inch away on your wrist!

One of the (many) disconcerting things about Game of Thrones is the implication that gods are real — but that you can basically choose wrong. Whatever the Lord of Light is, it appears to be real since it actually can affect the course of events — but that does mean you're making the right decision to align with a…

Has anyone seriously examined the idea that Cosby may be senile? He's getting pretty old and the last time I saw him on TV before these allegations blew up — on the Colbert Report — he didn't make any damn sense either.

I wondered about the doll if skin-to-skin contact was required — contact of infected surface with the skin could explain it. If I was Tyrion, I would burn those pants.

I believe it's actually stated flat out in a very early episode.

I didn't see it as their being younger so much as they're being dressed in 80s style. They may not know much about human culture but based on the photo of Garnet punching out a shark in the 1900s, we do know they tend to tailor their appearance to the style at the times.