If Disney movies have taught me anything, it's that throwing your problems off a cliff solves them forever and ever.

Indeed, they just released J.R.R. Tolkien vs George R.R. Martin last week.

He had to have been Z-targetting in order to be that accurate with the laser. I've never been that adept at console shooters.

While the Gems have moved beyond benching Steven when it comes to missions, when you're going up against a kaiju-sized fusion that's killing anything remotely Steven-shaped, it might be prudent to keep him in reserve.

Agreed on the Malachite fight. Jeff Liu and Joe Johnston do action better than any other storyboarding team, and they delivered here.

Agreed. RS and AT were both great, but tonight's Clarence could be one of the best of its entire run, something I can't really say of either of the other shows. "Dream Boat" and "Pretty Great Day with a Girl" are the only real competition it has. A good number of the post season 1 episodes have indulged in weird…

I remember that. I've been avoiding SU sites as much as possible since I heard about it.

I was expecting something nice and fluffy with Rigby and Eileen at prom, but the added catharsis of Rigby and his dad was an unexpected treat. Great episode to add to a fantastic arc.

I wouldn't call it incompleteness so much as it is purposefully taking things in a different direction. Flame King was never meant to start posing an actual threat to FP's rule. It seems like he's starting on a similar journey to the one she took to bring him around to being a better person. I agree that it does…

I much prefer them using their past missteps to tell new stories rather than retconning all of their issues away.

What's more galling is that they didn't even advertise the change. Adventure Time didn't even appear in the block of advertisements for this week's Thursday lineup. I only knew about it from checking my DVR listing.

I know I shouldn't be surprised that there are leaks about, but thanks for the heads up.

Phoebe's charade skills are second only to Mario's in Super Mario RPG.

I laughed pretty hard at Todd's realization that Chamillionaire is technically his boss.

"Maybe I should go after Finn."
"No Jake, stay here… with me."
"Oh my."

The Demon Cat is still my favorite non-recurring villain. My friends and I still quote that episode back and forth at each other.

The SU promo was indeed great. Much less spoilery than the preview for Steven Bomb 4, and the hand on the window of the drill was positively chilling.

I was actually impressed with the callback to the spiky people from "Gut Grinder". With their connection to gold, it only makes sense that Bandit Princess would target them for her robberies.

What a spectacular episode. I was hooked just from the animation on Finn and Jake crossing the bridge. Bandit Princess had a great design and was genuinely intimidating when viewed through Sword Finn's perspective. Her gleeful evil was already covered, but she also managed to deliver a genuine defeat to Finn and…

Poor Sava. I'm sure he's going to catch flak for that. I know I've been guilty of missing the obvious in the past, so stones and glass houses.