An R's not the most necessary for this. The first movie was rated R, but the second was PG-13 and aside from a few more intense episodes most of Stand Alone Complex was TV-14.

The geishabot clip feels the wrongest. Basically being in your face "JAPAN! SO JAPANESE! PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE WHITE ACTRESS BEHIND THE CURTAIN!"

I mean, I have to assume Day's back, since he's probably the most vital character to understanding the other world which I assume makes up much of the plot, and he's the one character who interacted with Pearlman who I assume has to be back given the credits scene (and if I'm wrong about this I'll be extremely…

John Boyega and the continuing adventures of Charlie Day and Ron Pearlman? Plus GDT is still producing so I imagine it will still have his stamp on it at least in the visual design.

I feel like a bad movie fan to have missed that and The Nice Guys (but I saw Kubo and Wilderpeople and Swiss Army Man so I figure it balances out)

The Scorcese statue one was the West Side Story parody, which I actually got and to this day remains the one Goodfeathers cartoon that I still find really funny.

I heard this song was written in response to the subreddit going down (one of the mods is also on r/thedonald and got pissy that Tim insulted Trump).

The Lego Movie (also WB) is probably the closest we've gotten to a movie in the spirit of the Looney Tunes (Pixar-y sentimental ending aside).

Only on this particular episode (so far). They hyped the "guest animator".

Much as I love Steven Universe now, part of me wishes I had it as a kid. I might be a better person now. Fruits Basket had a similar effect on me but Steven's really above and beyond in presenting such positive messages.

Probably they were airing it that week? Since it's not like CN is getting the newest movies to air when they come out.

Shifting framerates is how Japanese animators work, so it makes sense that Trigger's episode would follow suit.

DICKS OUT FOR HARAMBE…

Well, this is at least three levels of offensive…

Kind of. The first quarter or so of the first season is a mixed bag of genuinely funny/touching episodes and just kind of passable kids' show adventures. It grows on you.

My guess is that Season 8 is going be something of a reset or revisioning and they're trying to get their shit together for promotion, which has kind of fallen by the wayside for season 7.

So Sardonyx is the Deadpool/Animal Man of the Steven Universe universe, able to see past the fourth wall.

If they miss Space Ghost: Coast 2 Coast and want something similar…

The Cluster=Nina?

Hamil-gems! Mainly Renee Elise Goldsberry and Philipa Soo as Gems and Daveed Diggs as whatever the hell he wants to be.