Zoot the Saxer
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Definitely Adventure Time. All I can say is that I hate it, yet love it. The end.
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Shows you hate but love?
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You poor, unfortunate soul.
In Pain...
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beatnikchick300
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Yeah, the adult in me knows that Adventure Time is pretty silly and makes no sense, but my inner child loves both those aspects of it. ^_^
That's why Adventure Time is such an amazing show. On the surface, it looks like a nerdy, quirky goofy little show...
but then the episodes get intensely dark. Like why the Ice King is the Ice King. And the episode where the gender confused Cookie commits suicide because he can't be a princess (ending with him in a mental institution). Not to mention all the fridge horror the show implies. This cute little show about sentient candy and rainbow unicorns is basically a post apocalyptic wasteland that happened after the "mushroom war," which got its name from mushroom cloud, basically straight out saying the Earth was destroyed by a nuclear holocaust.
Adventure Time! Come for the cute quirkiness, stay for the horrifying implications.
but then the episodes get intensely dark. Like why the Ice King is the Ice King. And the episode where the gender confused Cookie commits suicide because he can't be a princess (ending with him in a mental institution). Not to mention all the fridge horror the show implies. This cute little show about sentient candy and rainbow unicorns is basically a post apocalyptic wasteland that happened after the "mushroom war," which got its name from mushroom cloud, basically straight out saying the Earth was destroyed by a nuclear holocaust.
Adventure Time! Come for the cute quirkiness, stay for the horrifying implications.
Zoot the Saxer
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Ooh, yeah. Sometimes it's just plain creepy, like in the episode where Ice King steals the princesses' body parts... 
I know... and would you believe there's an entire portion of AT internet fans that antagonize Finn and Jake for wanting to get those body parts back? It's a horrifying and depressing episode. These AT writers must love watching The Twilight Zone.