"Do you love me now, father!?"

It's just that he looks freakishly like a relative to Finn's dad. Wonder how that happened.
But finally seeing PB's Uncle is exciting. Season 9 will have a lot of 'splainin to do and I'm sure they will do it in unexpected ways.

I watched this episode after seeing Spider-Man Homecoming. The Fatality setting reminded me of the kill-mode of Peter's suit(why the hell would Tony build that into a suit worn by a 15-year old?)

It's still listed as Season 8 on Zap2It and TVGuide.

I binged all 5 of the episodes on Monday when they showed up on the streaming site I use.

Wikipedia lists this as part of season 9 based on CN's website listing….
But the Adventure Time Wikia lists Three Buckets as the last episode of Season 8.
Zap2It Tv Listings also lists this as part of Season 8.
TV Guide also lists as part of season 8.

I'm still a little annoyed that her family are the rulers of a "KINGdom". The Queen is the one with the dominating power in their country, the King takes the Queen's last name. It is essentially a Matriarchy and thus it should rightfully be referred to as a "QUEENdom".

It will end with a 9-season run over 8 years. That's not a bad run for a cartoon at all. Bu this is definitely one of those rare shows that is so creative and frequently fresh and experimental that it feels like it could go on for much longer. Or at least until Finn turns 18. I think he might still be 16. Season…

I thought this week's episodes was the end of Season 8, not the start of season 9.

Are you making a generalized accusation based on subjective personal experience?

Carrie literally said there were more of them. It is probably going to be a plot point next season.

Hopefully it is the ability to win Peyton back.

Ravi made a vaccine to a vaccine…

And his new addiction to D&D is hilarious, but so very Clive.

I could have sworn I wasn't on drugs when this episode started.

Pure, adulterated human denial- humanity's greatest natural defense against the immediate loss of sanity.

"Steven healing spit". I mean, he didn't have to cry on Lars. He could have brought him back to life with some slobbery CPR.

I thought you were quoting that sword lesson song.

That dimension will become a forest. And then I will have epic flashbacks to reading The Magician's Nephew from the Chronicles of Narnia books. "The Woods Between Worlds".

Dammit, I forgot the weird anthropomorphizing plants thing.