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Oh man that episode was fantastic. Wasn't really feeling it until the little golf dudes showed up, but everything from then onwards was hilarious. Glad Pacifica has a little more depth now because she was the most one-note stereotype character by a long way.
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Bown posted:Oh man that episode was fantastic. Wasn't really feeling it until the little golf dudes showed up, but everything from then onwards was hilarious. Glad Pacifica has a little more depth now because she was the most one-note stereotype character by a long way. It was cute that they explicitly called themselves out on it. I loved the darkness of having a poor miner die pointlessly while looking at a little girl's drawing. And in the same episode, Dipper calls being rich cheating at life. I like both jokes separately, but I think they work even better being in the same episode. Did they explain Soos not being a zombie anymore? Just switching without explanation is cool, but with this show, I feel like I missed something.
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Wittgen posted:Did they explain Soos not being a zombie anymore? Just switching without explanation is cool, but with this show, I feel like I missed something. There's a good half of a scene or so at the end of Scary-oke where they're discussing this. "Wait! There's a page in here about curing zombification. It's gonna take a lot of formaldehyde." "Ooh, and cinnamon!" "Come on, Soos, let's fix you up."
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Thank you. I knew that kind of continuity thing had to be addressed in the show, but I couldn't remember for the life of me.
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Aug 13, 2014 16:07
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Zorglorfian posted:Gravity Falls Season 2: Northwests Don't Lose! No, thank you for posting here on the forum as we go through the wild golf course of Gravity Falls Season 2!  
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Aug 13, 2014 18:14
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Mighty Horse posted:I'm totally making all my shirts w-neck I loved that Pacifica liked Soos's W-Neck. Also the music during the big golf chase was rad
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Aug 13, 2014 20:35
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I just made the Fixin' It With Soos theme song into my ringtone, and my wife has taken "SOMEBODY GET THIS GIRL MORE CATS" as a notification tone. No idea why we didn't do this sooner, it's amazing. Everything is different now.
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Aug 13, 2014 20:57
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The bit where the W-neck flops over had me in stitched because, for some reason, I didn't realize that would happen.
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Aug 13, 2014 21:05
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MrSlam posted:How stupid is it that I want to know the history of the Lilliputt-ians? I have an idea in my head of what happened but I know its a question that'll never be addressed and it doesn't merit the time I've wasted thinking about it. They split into separate societies based on their belief on which is the better end of the golf club to putt with.
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Aug 13, 2014 21:49
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DoctorWhat posted:The bit where the W-neck flops over had me in stitched because, for some reason, I didn't realize that would happen. Same. The placement and timing of that gag was perfect.
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Aug 13, 2014 22:09
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Wittgen posted:And in the same episode, Dipper calls being rich cheating at life. This was the line that cemented Dipper as my favorite character. That little dude owns.
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Aug 13, 2014 22:11
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Dipper was more into Mabel's rivalry than she was.
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Has there been word on ratings?SlothfulCobra posted:Dipper was more into Mabel's rivalry than she was. For her it's just a silly cat fight and for him it's class warfare. It's been that way since season 1
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Alan Smithee posted:Has there been word on ratings? His ability to unnecessarily escalate anything is kind of the driving force for many of the episode's plots. He and Mabel make a great comedy duo.
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Half of the puzzle pieces, three corners...and none of them shade into each other correctly. There doesn't even seem to be a message strung across them. Is there a point I'm missing here?
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I really liked that awkward moment Soos and Stan had in the car.
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don Jaime posted:Half of the puzzle pieces, three corners...and none of them shade into each other correctly. There doesn't even seem to be a message strung across them. Is there a point I'm missing here? What makes you say think there's only six pieces? Could be another peice or two between the top ones.
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Dr. Killjoy posted:What makes you say think there's only six pieces? Could be another peice or two between the top ones. A binary sequence seen in the journal in Into the Bunker translates to "PUT ALL SIX PIECES TOGETHER!"
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Could be a lot of things. Maybe it's a 3x2 grid instead of a 2x3. Maybe that message was referring to the six pieces from the Dipper shorts, and those are part of a 26 piece giant rear end puzzle. Maybe some of them are upside down or mirrored or something. Edit: Maybe there's six 2x2 pieces, and they have to go on a certain order after they've all been put together. Fake Edit: Maybe you to fold it up and wear it as a silly hat. counterfeitsaint fucked around with this message at 08:28 on Aug 16, 2014 |
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Frungy! posted:I really liked that awkward moment Soos and Stan had in the car. Seriously how the hell is this show on Disney tv again? And why is the next episode in September Oh right Disney 
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This gif.
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Is that from the first episode? I never noticed that.
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Suspicious Dish posted:Is that from the first episode? I never noticed that. It's edited. The first clue is that Waddles wasn't introduced until episode 9.
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Is that scene with all the Lilliputtians fighting in a blob below Dipper and Mabel loopable? If so, someone loop it plz, tia.
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Zorglorfian posted:the Cape Fear reference at the end I loved this because it was basically a kid-friendly version of the same Cape Fear gag that Rick & Morty did. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2t0WqhIv-zo&t=957s
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counterfeitsaint posted:Maybe it's a 3x2 grid instead of a 2x3. Chunks of the disintegrating skull should extend into the picture below it, and the windmill doesn't have those. But there's also a pronounced difference in the background shade between the skull and the atom. Maybe it is a much bigger picture than 2x3, and the "six pieces" are volumes 1 through 6 of the journals?
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...of SCIENCE! posted:I loved this because it was basically a kid-friendly version of the same Cape Fear gag that Rick & Morty did. The sad thing is that I only know that gag BECAUSE of Rick and Morty... September for the next episode, right? Needing more funny in my life like this right now...
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Zorglorfian posted:The sad thing is that I only know that gag BECAUSE of Rick and Morty...
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Timeless Appeal posted:Man, what kind of child are you that you learned about Cape Fear because of Rick and Morty and not The Simpsons? Uh-oh. This is what old people used to say about The Simpsons.
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counterfeitsaint posted:Could be a lot of things. Maybe these aren't the six pieces the hint is about. Maybe there's some completely difference pieces that need to be put together, or maybe there'll be more than 6 pieces introduced and some of them are fakes, designed to mislead you. Maybe they don't fit together based on the patterning. If I was going to make a hidden message that needs to be put together, I wouldn't write them all on the same piece of paper then cut the paper up like that, I'd obfuscate the process by writing them on separate bits of paper, or on one bit of paper out of order.
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CelticPredator posted:Everyone should watch Cape Fear because it owns. Yes it does
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Slime posted:Maybe these aren't the six pieces the hint is about. Maybe there's some completely difference pieces that need to be put together, or maybe there'll be more than 6 pieces introduced and some of them are fakes, designed to mislead you. Maybe they don't fit together based on the patterning. If I was going to make a hidden message that needs to be put together, I wouldn't write them all on the same piece of paper then cut the paper up like that, I'd obfuscate the process by writing them on separate bits of paper, or on one bit of paper out of order. We need to hold a black light up to the screen.
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Say Nothing posted:http://www.amazon.com/Gravity-Falls-Fallout-Shelter-Poster/dp/B00MRP9FOS/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_mfw?&linkCode=wey&tag=fucyeagrafa06-20 Aww it's just a poster, I want something made of sheet metal
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So I hope I don't sound like someone out of the Adventure Time thread but now that I've caught up on these three episodes all at once, together they seem to have a uniting theme of maturity. Stan is finally being (somewhat) more honest about what he knows, Mabel reconciled with Pacifica, and Dipper finally came clean to Wendy. I think maybe that's why the Thing monster was so messed up - the threats are growing alongside the main characters. This show still has the best opening ever. I got so excited watching it again.
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