Would it kill her to say something?

Though she could still deny it and The Chans would probably believe her. I don't think we're supposed to believe taking the blame was literally Rebecca's only option, even if it was her best.

There isn't really was a way to type the funny way Mrs. Chan emphasizes both parts of a compound word. So just know that I read "Just like Alfred to Batman" like Mrs. Chan and it's delightful.

Shit now I just wanna be BFF with David Bowie.

Yeah, I don't think her line was meant to say "I have it harder than you" so much as it was to say "Shut the fuck up."

Yeah of this writing it's up to 88,000 views. At this rate it'll be the most viewed song of the show by dinner time.

Yeah I was like 90% sure that was where it was going, even though that probably wouldn't have been a very good plot. Sitcoms have ruined me.

Ironic, since the other song in this episode actually involved bananas in a market.

I was so sad to see the Rebecca/ Chans breakup. Forget Josh, I just want Ms. Chan to become Rebecca's mom.

I was genuinely sad they didn't refer to Rebecca's boobs by their established proper names.

Did Rebecca really treat Josh that badly, though? He walked into her house uninvited to yell at her and she told him to leave.

"I could do that if I wanted to."
"You're an idiot."

Thanks Reagan.

I think that the fact that we've already seen him in pointy ears certainly helps.

The Marcy/Simon interactions were easily my favorite part of this excellent episode. There's still just as much love between them as I've always hoped there would be.

On Gunter, on Gunter, on Gunter on Gunter!

Now I want PB to meet Marcy's actual dad.

A Marceline/Bubblegum episode that's also a Marceline/Ice King episode? I knew it would be perfect one minute in and it did not disappoint.

Actually: http://www.clevescene.com/s…

It's a… whatever the opposite of miracle is!