Pearl is pulling far ahead as the best character
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they could still tour with the remaining member, but they'd had to warn the audience beforehand that they'd only be able to play the good parts
you know Furio was in deeply in love with Carmela because she was the only woman he didn't punch
Avery was awful. Just as bad as the Boston accent woman.
I like the way they're starting to take the things they've already established and play around with them, and not in a "let's just throw everybody together and have them fight" way like Exit 9b.
the show handled those basketballs way better than Mordecai & Margaret
The funkiness at the beginning of Hamburger Backpack was definitely Ian Jones Quartey. I loved it.
Simon Hanselmann is the shit. I recently discovered Megg Mogg & Owl, and ravenously devoured every bit of it he has up on the internet.
the true treasure at the end of the dungeon was not the sword, but the realization that Joshua built an entire dungeon solely to prepare Finn for a life of righteous adventuring.
the drummer from the sewing montage has to be that drummer from the internet videos who is WAY too into it for what kind of show he's playing
Eileen punches Rigby in the face when he's screwing up the fake Tants.
and the thing that made it even funnier is that it was a happy, heartwarming moment for everybody EXCEPT her
Eileen once again proves herself deserving of the internet's clamoring for more of her.
Made me think of Chris Cooper's Nazi plate from American Beauty.
I was super surprised how much I enjoyed SU. I've talked so much shit on Rebecca's AT episodes.
I just watched Gem Glow, and see how Pearl would be perceived to be the leader.
it must have been a shock for him to have 84 fewer hours to tell a story
whoever storyboarded (calvin?) said the early appearance of the pizza costume was caused by goofiness in the episode order
when M+R make fun of Benson, Benson's deadpan "yes, very scared. so I'm leaving" is hilarious, and conveys how benson is old enough to put safety over being seen as cool or brave.