Please. Straight on to 30th Century.

how…how are there two dots on that ï?

Professional hitman The Pawn is waiting in a car on an empty bridge at night. Finally the headlights of his target show, approaching him. Just as his target is almost past him, he veers into the other lane and clips the car, sending it careening off the bridge.

ooh, video games!

I would have guessed "Nyquil and Zima".

Yeah, that's the downside to using the supernatural to explore things like "why would she get back with that jerk?" - it can drastically alter the moral balance of a superficially similar scenario. Not that this show does that; not only does Dipper get rebuked for ignoring what Wendy wants, the show's pretty vague…

Furious, Boyd slammed the lanky marshall against the wall.

Dewey Crowe, with realistic, articulated kidneys!

Cuz Jake's relationship advice is uniformly terrible!

@avclub-25034d2094f6312bd0e49f713efb5e45:disqus they did go back to that in "Crystals Have Power", but, to my understanding, Pen's original idea was for it to just end that way, and for Tree Trunks to be gone forever.

Jake said something like that about Prismo. This is clearly all building up to all the characters being involved in a sprawling polyamorous relationship.

This one was an A for me, probably because I don't think it was a dream. I mainly get the feel from it that I need to watch it again, but I really enjoyed this one.

That made me retroactively like "Jake The Dad" more.

As both an ocean-water-purification enthusiast and semi-professional urine recycler, I assure you that I know what I'm talking about.

I forgot there are just other robots around off-screen, but I guess some of them also show up in "The Other You". Plus tons in the current comics.

I wonder if these episodes are out of order, since next week has BMO going on a solo adventure.

All the plankton would clog it up, DUH

*all sultry-like*

Yikes, Community doesn't even merit a plot description. Huzzah Brian Fuller though!

"Yeah, looks like they're down to only One and Seven-Eighths Men."