A lot of Peridot's behavior reminds me of a kid with Asperger's. She takes everything literally, she can often be funny without realizing it, she can say things others find horribly offensive because she doesn't understand how to be respectful, etc. I know a lot of people tend to react poorly to applying that label to…

Rick turns into an interdimensional god/demon whose grandson time travels? I can see it.

Blendin' Blandin is the Gravity Falls Universe's version of Morty. It is canon.

Beach City is most certainly on the East Cost since that's where it showed up on Peridot's map.

Dude, the sign clearly said "DO NOT ENTER". If that doesn't stop him, then Fitz is clearly unstoppable.

Leopold Fitz' guide to being liked: Getting brain damage makes you less annoying.

*Daisy

"Here's a list of all of my potential romantic partners"

They just can't wait to get a mouthful! That's all they want! *cries in solidarity with Wafflicious*

Uhhhh, mmmmm….

Your problems being worse than his does not invalidate his own grievances.

Also, I literally said it wasn't intentional. It was just a joke. What are you trying to prove by insulting a random person on the internet?

Rude.

I think the person was just joking. They don't actually think Alasdair made a mistake by giving the episode a lower grade than they would've given it. Like they said, they're just using hyperbole to express that they liked this episode. Let's all be chill, bro.

They started probably around season 3 or 4, maybe 5. It was a bit of a slow transition for them. The main reason they started doing it is because the episodes only take a week to write, animate, voice, and finish (they animate using mostly prerendered models of characters in a computer, no studio necessary), therefore…

Absolutely none. The phrase "c-word" just has a connotation that makes me giggle like a child when I hear it because I am immature.

Now THAT was likely intentional.

You can think if it as being more of a symptom of how ridiculous censorship can get since something as innocuous as thinking of a word starting with "C" can bring that to my mind.

Quoth Steven of House Universe: "no prob, bob".

Hell yeah! Those two are perfect.