It looks like it'll have PB in her oversize crazy-glasses from "Goliad", and some Pep-But, so I'm excited.

He had a bag of dice!

- That was clearly an NES!
- Has Finn always had a picture of a sea dollar on his bed? Lotsa sea stuff there for someone terrified of the ocean.
- "It all started this morning when Jake made a sign that said-"
"Oh I don't care!"

Mute!

They kinda reminded me of the Nymphs from "Power Animal" (which is where the Party God first showed up), but without the water hair. Maybe they're bikini elementals.

Finn didn't think of many scenarios, but he clearly anticipated Jake telling him not to mess with his signs!

Mama's supposed to love baby!

Don Eladio ist tot! Seine Capos sind tot! Sie haben jetzt doch niemand, um den zu kämpfen! Füllen Sie Ihre Taschen und fahren Sie weg, oder kämpfen Sie mir und sterben!

Wulp, at least I don't need any more hope to run out of steam.

ehn. I found this episode amusing enough in the forays into the darkest timeline, though I certainly understand why others wouldn't.

I'll admit, the seeming underlying "alcohol is bad" point (it makes very clear Troy never touched his drink) bugged the shit out of me. But yeah, like, I looked past that…

Hype backlash maybe? It seems far away and foundational to the show for me, like "Contemporary American Poultry", but way bigger in its fame, so easier to take for granted and leave out.

Last season's ending with Ann and Tom together would have been worse!

It was like a (much, much) less cynical and judgy take on imitation and creativity compared to "All The Little People".

I don't know why, but that "we will, we will, we will" line killed me.

Like season one but with BMO as a functional character!

@cub oh c'mon now, they thought BMO was joking then, putting on a little absurdist play. They've learned since then!

No, no. Garrett Dillahunt was born to play Torgo.

Oh snap, Todd learned bird-thing and raccoon-thing's names!

I really want just a list of all the dad jokes.