Not if you're Prismo.

I'm sorry, I thought you was corn!

Tress MacNeille's performance as CraterFace always cracks me up. The character is funny anyway, but her delivery makes it, for me, one of the funniest lines in the entire series.

I thought the boy looked a lot like the dragon from the "My Father's Dragon" children books.

Seeing suburbs in Ooo has to be one of the weirdest things I've seen on AT.

Looked like the "Best Friends Massage" that Ricardio gave LSP.

I imagine Col. Candy Corn will give her a shoulder to cry on at the funeral.

I noticed that too, and I feel like Tom Kenny (Ice King) hasn't been around as much either, with the exception of the recent Fiona and Cake episode. But he and John DiMaggio both do a lot of work, so I'm not surprised, I just wish they'd do more AT.

I was thinking that they'd get together. Why else kill off such a great character?

Wow, Magic Man's assholishness actually had a point to it, but I guess it doesn't count since it's a non-canon episode.

It can't have been that big of a time difference though, if the events of the previous James episode were only three months ago. I just keep in mind that the Land of Ooo is the kind of place where crazy stuff happens all the time, so Finn and everyone may have gotten used to it already (although I'm sure there will be…

Having her sit and watch events unfold with Finn and Jake did a pretty good job of showing how much she's changed from the more ruthless P.B from a few hundred years earlier. Maybe Finn's humanity has rubbed off on her?

I'm hoping that the commentaries for the recent seasons say the same (I've only listened up to season 11 so far).

I've been watching the earlier seasons (1 through 11), and it's like watching a completely different show. Although I stopped watching the current run for good after "That '90s Show" aired.

I really like the episodes where we see Princess Bubblegum as a teacher, and what goes on in the Candy Kingdom. It's kind of dark for a place that's made out of sugar.

Nice to finally have Jake back again after how many episodes? (Seemed like quite a few where he was gone or only there for one or two lines). But I guess you can't really blame him for partying at Prismo's (R.I.P.) place.

And with Finn's off-handed comment about the debris around Prismo's apartment (?), I think the idea of space travel/civilization in the past isn't that far-fetched.

I'd like to think that Jim would've really enjoyed doing a show like this. He was always trying new things, and it's such a shame that he passed away at such an early age. I also wonder how he would've used CGI and other techniques; it's too bad we're stuck with only Waldo C. Graphic.

Ultragorgon! Or possibly the Griffin from "The Luck Child"?

It'd be nice, but the Henson company hasn't had anything to do with the Muppets for 10 years, when they sold them to Disney.