I wish everything that happened to me could be dismissed as lightning.

I think I may have said this to you before, but your icon gives me happy memories.

ugggh…can't believe I'm admitting this.

Man, do I miss the two of them as a couple…

Yep, it comes down to "Gut Grinder" or "The Witch's Garden" for me in terms of a season one low-point. The first time I watched "GG" I barely laughed at all, which was a huge deal for the show back then.

…whereas "The Jiggler" holds a spot in my own heart as one of my fave season one episodes. It lays out pretty plainly the kind of righteous heart Finn has by just how quickly he assumes the protector role with the lil guy, and how freely and unashamedly he admits to loving it. Love is an element of Finn's character…

Given the description of the plot, this seems more like an homage to the concept of homage.

Highlander.

Adventure Time Season 4

Hey, all I could come up with was "shot put."

Electric boots, too. Y'know, I read it in a magazaiiineahhoohh.

It's a hopeful sign that pretty much anyone who holds C&H dear agrees that it would be a travesty to see the strip capitalized upon. That's one of the benefits that comes with being one of the few universally-recognized original works of pure, single-creator artistry in the last 50 years.

It's a hopeful sign that pretty much anyone who holds C&H dear agrees that it would be a travesty to see the strip capitalized upon. That's one of the benefits that comes with being one of the few universally-recognized original works of pure, single-creator artistry in the last 50 years.

Yeah, I don't really blame her or anything, it just surprised me is all. People aren't made of stone, after all.

So you're saying Schroeder was one of the PGTOW?

Joe Shlabotnik! 5! Eudora! Let's hear it for the memorable minor characters!!

Suuuure, Snoopy. That's root beer you're drinking. Like it says right there on the mug. Riiiiight.

I'd like to think that if any one person's estate would understand the importance of staying true to the creator's preferences for their creation, it'd be whoever winds up with Calvin and Hobbes after Watterson passes.

Not to be confused with Jon Anderson's heir to the Yes franchise, Benoît David.

tl;dw