The only time we've seen Marshall (aside from a half second cameo in the first ep), he was in a story being told by Marceline. Gumball was a lot more pathetic in that ep than Bubblegum actually is (having Fionna make daisy chains, then making her hold the umbrella over him). I think it's because that was before M&PB…

I think it's kind of interesting to show the differences in wizarding cultures around the world - but no-maj sounds weird.

I think she's trying not to let someone like Peridot get to her - she's made a lot of peace with Homeworld's views, and I think it would be regressive if she lashed out after 'Stronger Than You'. Those episodes are abuse of fusion (same with the first fusion monster episode), and so her reaction isn't as extreme. She…

"outraged" from the guy trying to start an argument

Given that Hank is a domestic abuser in the comics, him simply saying that the suit took its "toll" on him is a pretty bad sweep-it-under-the-rug moment - especially since it's pretty much excusing him. Like, 'oh he's not a bad guy, his mind was just warped!' Like people needed any more convincing that domestic abuse…

I'm prepared to let this go, but could they really not have properly stopped her as she flew away? She was just slowly getting higher; surely even just one of the gems would be able to lasso/punch/spear her and get her back?

There's actually probably a decent market for GF shirts, if they're based on Mabel's sweaters

mason's quitter line probably would have been funnier if he weren't a rapist/child molester

This just makes me think of the time I got so carried away trying to win a claw machine on a night out that i spent my bus fare on it, and still didn't win.

I just thought it was that he felt Finn should know regardless of what Martin's like, or he thought it was important that Finn see who his father really is? To help him understand himself or w/e