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GC13 and David look back at Ms. Sugar’s first episode of Adventure Time, It Came From the Nightosphere.

Nominated for an Emmy in 2011, It Came From the Nightosphere is certainly a great first outing for Ms. Sugar, and more good work from her partner on the episode Mr. Muto. Plus of course Ms. Sugar’s first episode would have a song in it. 🙂

Every so often we’ll look back at another one of Ms. Sugar’s Adventure Time episodes. The next time we do we’ll be looking at Power Animal, so look forward to that! Next week though? We’ll actually have to see about that… It turns out we live in very exciting times.

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GC13 and Sophia discuss the four-issue comic miniseries Steven Universe and the Crystal Gems, written by Josceline Fenton and illustrated by Chrystin Garland.

The title may be awfully generic (far from being a slice-of-life series, the miniseries is very focused on one specific story and is structured like a single episode), but the art style is quite show-accurate and the characterization just what you’d expect.

The miniseries gets a stamp of approval.

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GC13, Isabelle, Sophia, and David have the second Lunar Sea Spire trivia night.

This was a much more competitive trivia night than our first.

Again we’d like to thank those who submitted trivia questions (especially anything that gives GC13 an excuse to do a Jasper voice).

So, tell us how you did in the comments. Were the questions too hard, or were there too many softballs being lobbed for your liking?

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GC13, Sophia, Isabelle, and David discuss the preview for the next episode Dewey Wins, that was premiered at New York Comic Con (with a stated release date of Winter).

If you haven’t seen the episode preview we covered it here. The discussion is (as one might expect) full of spoilers for the first two minutes of the episode, as well as speculation about what the rest of the episode could be like to earn a title like Dewey Wins from a Dewey-less beginning.

Trivia night is next week, so if you have any suggestions for trivia questions about Steven Universe episodes tell them to us!

Also, how full will the Lunar Sea Spire salt jar end up before the hiatus ends?