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We also need some ID on who did that creepy "Bird" cartoon, who may have also been responsible for that psychedelic Bic lighter theatrical ad that Ben of the Oddity Archive riffed on.

After Steven and the Homeworld Rubies were ejected into space, a bubbled-up Steven gets to interact with one of them -- Eyeball, to be exact. We learn a little more about Pink Diamond as the two squabble. We even get to hear the song that we only heard snippets of in the end credits as the...

There was also a brilliant tribute to Tex Avery's "...Of Tomorrow" cartoons.

I liked that they didn't do much to change the intro. Everything looks a little cleaner, but that's about it. :)

I, myself, don't hate the calypso theme as I grew up watching the show with that theme, but I can see why others don't like it. While it has really good production values and we get to see tons of the Muppet characters, it makes Sesame Street feel a lot less grounded in reality with all those...

Gotta love how the Homeworld Rubies were finally given names by Steven according to where their gems are, but the one with the gem in her chest is called... Doc. :) Morality seems to be getting grayer considering the backstory given by one of the Rubies, too.

I feel like there's a ton left to explore in this world and the themes to warrant a sequel, certainly more so than Frozen. WiR2 could focus on other types of video games beyond those in arcades, or the origin of Fix-It Felix Jr.'s father, or even go into that Sims/GTA mashup they didn't have...

"People who sing like that should be drug out into the street and shot." - Garfield

Another super intense two-episode event! We get some extra information from Peridot about Jasper's origins, revealing that she was created on Earth just like Amethyst, and they visit the Kindergarten where she was born. Along the way, we see several corrupted Gems trapped in cages, which Jasper...

Mina Loveberry was hilarious, and it only makes sense that Star would idolize someone even crazier than her. It's only when Mina threatened to conquer Earth that made Star realize just how dangerous she is. Love how she has Sailor Moon's hairdo and transformation sequence, too. The senile...

The movie will be having a lot more celebrity voices in it this time, including Michael Peña and Liev Schreiber (in an antagonist role). Fortunately, they're used to voice new characters rather than re-casting existing ones. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Little_Pony:_The_Movie_(2017_film)

P&P is a show that's just there. It's stupid and random, but not in a fun or interesting way like some other shows.

Disney XD has a new series called Future-Worm!, and watching the first episode, I kinda dig it. I didn't get immediately hooked like I did with Star Vs. or Wander, but its premise of a boy and his bearded worm going on time-traveling adventures together certainly has more legs to stand on...

You forgot the Men in Black series. That one lasted a good while.

I really liked the episode that expanded on Lincoln's love interest Ronnie Ann, who happens to be the little sister of Lori's boyfriend Bobbie. Especially the twist ending that I won't spoil. Also, I find it hilarious that the Mexican restaurant they go to for a double date fuses itself with...

These are the kinds of episodes they should be doing more of. If it's not Lady Legasus, it's Control Freak making this show more fun to watch. :) Yeah, like maybe showing the ridiculously cheap voice casting budget that forces many of the villains into being silent. Really don't see why Billy...

I'm also impressed that Alvin actually earned that weekend adventure with Dave by doing his chores for a whole month like Dave said. If only Alvin did that regularly. There was some nice chemistry between him and Alvin in that episode.

Now Robin plays the role of Mr. Roarke and gives the other Titans the opportunity to satisfy their inner desires and teach them that wishes often have unintended consequences... and only Raven's wish to get off the island goes horribly wrong.

Yesterday was real intense. It was a 22-minute episode in which Steven resurrects Bismuth, one of the original Crystal Gems sealed up in a bubble inside Lion's mane. And it's easy to see why Rose Quartz sealed her up behind the others' backs.

I think the montage of QUALITY CGI in Energon deserves a re-post here. And like, it's no wonder they decided to go back to using 2D robots in Animated when they look so stiff and lifeless here. They were able to nail it a lot better with Rescue Bots since they started using it on them in the...