Thread: Gravity Falls

GF is very good! Although, the last few episodes aren't as good as they could have been. This show is really good when it moves away from science fiction.

I just saw Little Dipper. It's nice to see the book being used, and even having the mystery of the Mystery Shack finally addressed.

Today I saw the first episode of this show. It's been a while since I've watched a cartoon with intent of following it, and I was pleasantry surprised. So far it was a good mixture of pure fun, creativity and quirkiness.

I need to watch more but I'm in love with Maple so cute! :D

Just watched Summerween. It was really an okay episode, but compared to the last episode, it wasn't as fun, funny, or memorable. It just goes to show why Mabel and Dipper are the stars as opposed to kids; Mabel's friends got really (no candy pun intended) stale. The Trickster wasn't as fun nor imaginative as the other monsters of the week, and I just sort of rolled my eyes at the whole thing.

But the LOLCats reference was pure gold.

I think "Summerween" was far from "okay". I loved it. I thought Stan trying to scare those two kids was funny, since their whole "we've watched horror movies since we were, like, two years old" story is really common these days. xD

Yeah, Stan is always good for a few laughs, even if the episode falls short. But I thought his funniest scenes were when they were buying Summerween props.

I haven't seen this show, but a few of my friends are into it, and so I think I should check it out.

This is on the regular Disney Channel, right? (i.e., I can find it on my fairly basic cable package?)

I love this show. <3

Originally Posted by Karamazov

Just watched Summerween. It was really an okay episode, but compared to the last episode, it wasn't as fun, funny, or memorable. It just goes to show why Mabel and Dipper are the stars as opposed to kids; Mabel's friends got really (no candy pun intended) stale. The Trickster wasn't as fun nor imaginative as the other monsters of the week, and I just sort of rolled my eyes at the whole thing.

But the LOLCats reference was pure gold.

I thought the Spirited Away reference with the Trickster was pretty neat, but overall I agree, compared to past episodes it wasn't as enjoyable for me.

And seconding that as well. XD

Originally Posted by Goodbye Blue Monday

I haven't seen this show, but a few of my friends are into it, and so I think I should check it out.

This is on the regular Disney Channel, right? (i.e., I can find it on my fairly basic cable package?)

Yep, new episodes are usually on Fridays at 9pm EST.

Originally Posted by Kakuna Matata

Yep, new episodes are usually on Fridays at 9pm EST.

Good to know! It's nice that the basic cable cartoon channels are still creating shows that can appeal to both adults and kids beyond Avatar and Korra.

I've only seen something like four episodes, but what I've seen I've enjoyed immensely. It's just a remarkably well-done show - clever, original, well-written... just a highly polished package all around. Definitely plan on watching more when I can.

Love this show. I especially love how some of the topics are for adults, e.g. killing. XD

What I love most is the art. I love shows that look clean-cut, crisp and generally well done, especially in 1080p.

I love how some fans apply lyrics to the theme song:Made Me Realize (Gravity Falls Theme) (With Lyrics) - YouTube

Gravity Falls Opening Theme + Lyrics - YouTube

I've just started watching it, and it has promise. One of my favorite thing is the secret messages. I just love that kinda stuff, like Bloody GIR from Invader ZIM. The characters, plots, and jokes seem good too.

And now that we're back from the hiatus, it looks as if new episodes will be coming every two weeks. And they'll have new writers on board for future episodes.

I loved Boss Mabel, and the first thing that came to mind for Bottomless Pit! was "Treehouse of Horror Lite".

Thank goodness the hiatus is finally over, I needed some more GF in my life.

I enjoyed Boss Mabel, though the paranormal plot felt a little tacked-on this time. The references to 80's corporate stereotypes were hilarious though.