It shouldn’t be controversial that Rick and Morty season four is being poorly received. Not only does the Internet generally dislike it, its ratings are also very bad as well. While Edge of Tomorty was able to get ratings that would fit in well in season three (the highest-rated season of the series), all subsequent episodes have ratings that would only fit in season one (the lowest-rated season of the series).

The first step to recovery is admitting that there’s a problem. Here’s to hoping that Rick and Morty admits it has a problem in time to make a comeback with season five.

Just when we thought we knew Pink Diamond’s full character arc, Steven Universe: Future gives us the episode Volleyball to add an even earlier event. What Pink did to hear Pearl was certainly bad, and the scars she left on her lasted for thousands of years, but it’s what started Pink Diamond’s character growth.

As we know from Steven Universe: The Movie, Pink hadn’t finished growing by the time she got the Earth colony – Spinel could tell you that – but after hurting her Pearl she completely changed how her gem’s powers manifested. Instead of throwing tantrums she would heal wounds—perhaps hoping she could somehow heal her Pearl?