I thought it was quite a poor episode. It felt like a crude imitation of Adventure Time by someone who doesn't really "get" it. The humour in particular felt forced and childish. Worth noting that the writers were KC Green, who I think has never written for the show before, and Emily Partridge, who has only written a…

I like them too but I don't think this particular piece of fluff was very good.

Kinda got a Lennon-McCartney thing going on.

I always thought Zelda was the primary artistic inspiration for the whole show.

I really didn't like President Porpoise… I thought it was an unnecessary return to what was a funny one-liner. The story was really simplistic and the humour felt cartoony and forced… it kinda seemed to me like a poor pastiche of Season 1 Adventure Time.

Aaaaand now I get that joke.

This episode was amazing. So was the last one. They've really turned it around this season, finding that sweet spot between Season 1's simplicity and Season 6's navel gazing. The writing is back to its original brilliance… the dialogue was hilarious. Wonderfully animated too.

I think that was definitely more of a dream aesthetic.

You'll work it out.

I thought this was pretty badly written. It may have been intended as a "throwback", but the original episodes were well-written and funny.

I actually didn't know the difference either until Steven used it.

Africa's not underwater, it's attached to South America.

Objects with more mass don't fall faster.

Heavier and/or denser objects don't fall any faster.

I think you mean articulate. Sardonyx is articulated.

Other stuff?

Ten minutes in it seemed entirely like a detective story.

Detective stories?

I'm just quoting the episode mate.

"You guys are idiots. The show's great if you make stuff up about it".