I thought that worked well with the episode given she could see decades beyond what her father could and knew how important the tournament was to him right now so he could get beyond his 20s.

Seems like it was one of the Fishstew people. The name was Kofi.

Easy mistake to make I'm sure

$10 million is probably going to tie into Mr. Greg somehow.

Good episode, liked the music. And it was interesting to see Finn Sword be brought back to life thanks to the music. Deepens the notion that the two are connected and Finn had to fight through the loss to get it back…similar to his arm.

When in 2017 though? I heard spring but that seems too early.

I thought it was kind of adorable to see them act like a couple that wasn't fighting or under duress for a change. Made it that much more charming and you could really enjoy it.

So it was fan fiction within fan fiction.
Trippy.

IT'S TIIIIIME FOR HOMEWORLD BASEBALL!!!

Peridot was more subdued as well, it seems like the only way to keep her from dominating an episode unwittingly is to actually not have her physically in most scenes.

It lacked a real overarching plot point and was mostly just comedy without drama.

Long ago the four elementals lived together in harmony.

He could have both. Not unheard of

Heheehehehe Hey Finn…are you gonna score with that bubblegum chick Heee

Did Finn die? It really looked like he died when he killed his sword, which would tie into how the sword addressed him as "Finn 2"

For some reason I got an homage to The Troubles out of this episode, with the dogs being the Protestants and the rainicorns as the Catholics/IRA. Really cleverly done.

Who was the coffee shop owner voiced by?

Very neat visuals, but I wish the story had a little more oomph to it. Liked how it got more and more divorced from really as Finn and Jake slowly forgot who they were. It's like watching an acid trip….in a good way.

I got a bit of a Mike Judge feel from that initial roughness. Ah nostalgia.

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