Well shoot, now I want to see how each character would manage a Sim family.

*imagines Amethyst and Sour Cream standing face to face when they are the same height*

Ridiculously low cost of living: one more advantage Beach City would have over Gravity Falls, Ooo, or The Unknown (https://www.pinterest.com/p…

I would not have guessed that it would be Sour Cream that Greg was babysitting but I loved it nonetheless.

It's Jasper calling Lapis "brat" that does it for me.

Maybe that thing in the room they passed on the way to the room with the plans?

So good. Best episode of the Nuke since "Mr. Greg."
- Yay, more glimpses of Gem culture!
- Steven's healing powers showed up more or less arbitrarily the first time. I find the lack of logic logical.
- That pullback to Centipeetle dropping the white crayon as she reached that part of the story…
- Along with everything…

When a job goes wrong, you go back to the beginning.

I was just wondering earlier if the crew might play that card sometime near the final showdown.

You want a beautiful name? Soda.

If you do, eventually you'll pop.

The best part is George pointing at him immediately after as if to say "Yes! That's EXACTLY what he's doing!"

But if we blame it on the rain, tell me, what can we gain?

Fryman's line about his hair gave me a Mel Brooks vibe ("Sir, wasn't your mole on the other side?" "I have a MOLE??").

Good to know - I will no longer crush them before throwing them in the bin.

If they can make real Cookie Cats, I'm hoping they can make real ketchup-filled fries, too.

I really like what Connie said about wanting to make Kevin think. That's always (part of) my reaction to that kind of creepiness - wanting people to step back and look at their actions, their reasoning, their expectations. I have yet to learn to rise above as well as Stevonnie.

I'm curious about his reference to Steven's "weird mom". What, indeed, does he know about her? (Or is it enough that he just learned that she was responsible for the moss?)

See also: http://seananmcguire.tumblr…

Oh, also - this person pointed out that we've already seen Peridot metalbending - to control the fingers on her limb enhancers: http://stanford-pines.tumbl…