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modernmarcy · 4 years

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[UPDATED: Complete Guide] Are you interested in watching Adventure Time, but intimidated by the thought of watching 283 episodes? Have you watched the series before, but want to watch again without any filler episodes (unless it’s Bubbline, of course?) This is for you!

After seeing several requests, I have compiled the complete list of all the Adventure Time episodes that contain major plot, important backstory, major characterization, and/or Bubbline moments. I have also included optional episodes that I think will increase your understanding/enjoyment of the show (I put the reason next to it; if it says something about being an arc, backstory, characterization, etc., be warned that not watching may make the major plot points of the show a bit more confusing for you).

I condensed the show down to 153 of the 10-minute episodes (91 episodes if you don’t watch any of the optional episodes). Optional episodes are in italics. Episodes with Bubbline moments, characterization of Marcy/Princess Bubblegum (PB), or major backstory/plot related to Marcy/PB are in bold. Anything with a an asterisk (*) can be watched at any time (order doesn’t matter, though you may still want to watch it in the same season).

I hope this helps someone out since I spent hours putting it together! Without further ado…

Season 1

1 x 2 “Trouble in Lumpy Space” | Introduces LSP

1 x 3 “Prisoners of Love” | Introduces the Ice King

1 x 5 “The Enchiridion”

1 x 9 “My Two Favorite People” | Introduces Jake & Lady Rainacorn (LR) arc

1 x 10 “Memories of Boom Boom Mountain”

1 x 12 “Evicted”

1 x 15 “What is Life?” | Introduces NEPTR + Ice King characterization

1 x 16 “Ocean of Fear” | Finn characterization

1 x 17 “When Wedding Bells Thaw” | Ice King characterization

1 x 20 “Freak City” | Introduces Magic Man

1 x 22 “Henchman”

1 x 24 “What Have You Done?” | Ice King characterization (*)

1 x 25 “His Hero”

Season 2

2 x 1 “It Came from the Nightosphere”

2 x 2 “The Eyes” | Ice King characterization

2 x 3 “Loyalty to the King” | Ice King characterization

2 x 6 “Slow Love” | Just a funny/cute episode (*)

2 x 7 “Power Animal” | Establishes more of Adventure Time universe

2 x 10 “To Cut a Woman’s Hair”

2 x 11 “Chamber of Frozen Blades” | Ice King characterization (*)

2 x 12 “Her Parents” | Jake and Lady Rainacorn (LR) arc

2 x 15 “The Real You”

2 x 17 “Death in Bloom” | Establishes more of the AT universe

2 x 18 “Susan Strong” | Introduces Susan Strong arc

2 x 20 “Go with Me” | Subtle Bubbline

2 x 24 “Mortal Folly”

2 x 25 “Mortal Recoil”

2 x 26 “Heat Signature”

Season 3

3 x 3 “Memory of a Memory”

3 x 5 “Too Young”

3 x 6 “The Monster” | LSP characterization/general cuteness (*)

3 x 7 “Still” | Ice King characterization

3 x 9 “Fiona and Cake” | Gender bending episode (*)

3 x 10 “What was Missing”

3 x 14 “Beautopia” | Susan Strong arc continues

3 x 17 “Thank You” | Not vital to plot, but adorable (*)

3 x 18 “Apple Thief” | Not vital to plot, but a favorite (*)

3 x 19 “Holly Jolly Secrets Pt. 1”

3 X 20 “Holly Jolly Secrets Pt. 2″

3 x 21 “Marceline’s Closet”

3 x 25 “Dad’s Dungeon” | Finn and Jake background

3 x 26 “Incendium” | Flame Princess Arc

Season 4

4 x 1 “Hot to the Touch” | Flame Princess arc

4 x 2 “Five Short Graybles” | Established more of AT universe (*)

4 x 5 “Return to the Nightsophere”

4 x 6 “Daddy’s Little Monster”

4 x 8 “Hug Wolf” | Generally cute (*)

4 x 9 “Princess Monster Wife” | Ice King characterization + great episode

4 x 10 Goliad

4 x 11 “Beyond this Earthly Realm” | Ice King characterization

4 x 13 “Princess Cookie” | Generally cute

4 x 15 “Sons of Mars” | Established more of AT universe

4 x 16 “Burning Low” | Flame princess arc + PB characterization

4 x 18 “King Worm” | Serious foreshadowing

4 x 19 “Lady and Peebles”

4 x 20 “You Made Me”

4 x 22 “Ignition Point” | Flame Princess Arc

4 x 24 “Reign of Gunters”

4 x 24 “I Remember You"

4 x 26 “The Lich”

Season 5

5 x 1 “Finn the Human”

5 x 2 “Jake the Dog”

5 x 6 “Jake the Dad” | Jake/LR arc

5 x 5 “All the Little People” | Cool and very slight Bubbline cameo

5 x 9 “All Your Fault”

5 x 11 “Bad Little Boy” | Gender bending + Marcy/Ice King development

5 x 12 “Vault of Bones” | Flame Princess arc

5 x 14 “Simon and Marcy”

5 x 16 “Puhoy” | Flame Princess arc

5 x 17 “BMO Lost” | SO ADORABLE. If you don’t watch you’re missing out (*)

5 x 18 “Princess Potluck” | Ice King characterization (*)

5 x 20 “Shh!” | Established more AT universe and is cute/neat (*)

5 x 21 “The Suitor”

5 x 22 “The Party’s Over, Isla de Senorita” | Ice King character development

5 x 23 “One Last Job” | Jake character development

5 x 26 “Wizards Only, Fools”

5 x 28 “Be More” | BMO backstory (*)

5 x 29 “Sky Witch”

5 x 30 “Frost and Fire” | Flame Princess arc

5 x 31 “Too Old”

5 x 32 “Earth and Water”

5 x 33 “Time Sandwich”

5 x 34 “The Vault"

5 x 38 “Red Starved”

5 x 40 “Play Date” | Finn character development

5 x 41 “The Pit” | Finn character development

5 x 45 “Blade of Grass”

5 x 46 “Rattleballs” | Finn character development

5 x 47 “The Red Throne” | Flame Princess arc

5 x 48 “Betty”

5 x 50 “Lemonhope Pt. 1″

5 x 51 “Lemonhope Pt. 2″

5 x 52 “Billy’s Bucket List”

Season 6

6 x 1 “Wake Up”

6 x 2 “Escape from the Citadel”

6 x 4 “The Tower” | Finn character development

6 x 6 “Breezy”

6 x 9 “The Prince Who Wanted Everything | Gender bending (*)

6 x 10 “Something Big”

6 x 12 “Ocarina” | Jake character development

6 x 14 “Princess Day”

6 x 16 “Joshua and Margaret Investigate”

6 x 19 “Is That You?” | Flame Princess arc

6 x 22 “The Cooler” | Flame Princess arc

6 x 23 “The Pajama War”

6 x 24 “Evergreen”

6 x 25 “Astral Plane” | Martin arc

6 x 26 “Gold Stars” | Lich arc

6 x 27 “The Visitor” | Martin arc

6 x 28 “The Mountain” | Flame Princess arc + Lemongrab characterization

6 x 29 “Dark Purple” | Susan Strong arc

6 x 32 “Friends Forever” | Ice King characterization

6 x 35 “Graybles 1000+” | Foreshadowing

6 x 38 “You Forgot Your Floaties”

6 x 39 “Be Sweet” | Lich arc + LSP character development

6 x 40 “Orgalorg”

6 x 42 “Hot Diggity Doom”

6 x 43 “The Comet”

Season 7

7 x 1 “Bonnie & Neddy”

7 x 2 “Varmits”

7 x 4 “Mama Said” | Finn/Jake character development

7 x 5 “Football” | Adorable BMO (*)

7 x 6 “Marceline the Vampire Queen”

7 x 7 “Everything Stays”

7 x 8 “Vamps About”

7 x 9 “The Empress Eyes”

7 x 10 “May I Come In?”

7 x 11 “Take Her Back”

7 x 12 “Checkmate”

7 x 13 “The Dark Cloud”

7 x 14 “The More You Moe, The Moe You Know (Part I)” | BMO arc

7 x 15 “The More you Moe, The Moe You Know (Part II)” | BMO arc

7 x 18 “President Porpoise is Missing!” | Adorable + Marcy cameo

7 x 21 “King’s Ransom”

7 x 25 “Flute Spell” | Introduces Huntress Wizard

7 x 26 “The Thin Yellow Line”

7 x 27 “Broke His Crown”

7 x 28 “Don’t Look”

7 x 29 “Beyond the Grotto” | Established more AT universe/cool (*)

7 x 30 “Lady Rainacorn of the Crystal Dimension” | LR backstory (*)

7 x 31 “I am a Sword”

7 x 32 “Bun Bun” | Finn + Flame Princess arc and characterization

7 x 33 “Normal Man”

7 x 34 “Elemental”

7 x 35 “Five Short Tables” | Gender bending (*)

7 x 36 “The Music Hole”

7 x 38 “Preboot”

7 x 39 “Reboot”

Season 8

8 x 1 “Two Swords”

8 x 2 “Do No Harm”

8 x 3 “Wheels” | Jake characterization/background (*)

8 x 4 “High Strangeness”

8 x 6 “Jelly Beans Have Powers”

8 x 7 “The Invitation”

8 x 8 “Whipple the Happy Dragon”

8 x 9 “Mysterious Island”

8 x 10 “Imaginary Resources”

8 x 11 “Hide and Seek”

8 x 12 “Min and Marty”

8 x 13 “Helpers”

8 x 14 “The Light Cloud”

Season 9

9 x 02 “Skyhooks”

9 x 03 “Bespoken For”

9 x 04 “Winter Light”

9 x 05 “Cloudy”

9 x 06 “Slime Central”

9 x 07 “Happy Warrior”

9 x 08 “Hero Heart”

9 x 09 “Skyhooks II”

9 x 10 “Abstract”

9 x 11 “Ketchup”

9 x 12 “Fiona and Cake and Fiona” | Gender bending (*)

9 x 13 “Whispers”

9 x 14 “Three Buckets”

Season 10

10 x 01 “The Wild Hunt”

10 x 02 “Always BMO Closing” | Cute BMO episode that is sort of important to this season’s plot but you will still understand what’s going on without it

10 x 03 “Son of Rap Bear” | Flame Princess arc fulfilled; fun episode

10 x 04 “Bonnibel Bubblegum”

10 x 05 “Seventeen”

10 x 07 “Marcy and Hunson”

10 x 08 “The First Investigation”

10 x 09 “Blenanas” | Finn characterization; brief appearance of PB

10 x 10 “Jake the Starchild”

10 x 11 “Temple of Mars”

10 x 12 “Gumbaldia”

10 x 13 “Come Along with Me”

Follow Modern Marcy for affordable finds inspired by Adventure Time (along with a lot of fanart, fan theory, and general posts about the show and its characters!) I’ll be opening up an Etsy shop next month with Adventure Time knickknacks and props from the show (and stuff from a few other fandoms!) so be sure to check back :)

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disneydude94 · 3 years

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Amphibia: Calamity War - Chapters (UPDATED)

I've already rearranged the chapters since more episodes revealed on this November. So I have to scrap some chapters and replaced it instead and here's the list that takes place in Calamity War.

Chapter 1 - An Unexpected Birthday: 8 years ago when Anne, Sasha, and Marcy went to the museum on their school field trip when they were in kindergarten, the girls were wondering off in restricted area where they jumped through the mirror and see Mickey and his friends for the first time ever. An 8 years later on Anne’s birthday, Marcy discovered the music box and send a text to Sasha that she finds a birthday present for Anne and that evening when all three girls were transported into the world of Amphibia.

Chapter 2 - Where To Find Them: The next day when Mickey and Minnie are having their picnic until Goofy came in and told them that the girls disappear last night. Now Mickey and his friends put up a search parties to look everywhere all over Los Angeles.

Chapter 3 - True Colors (Extended Edition): 5 months later where Anne and her friends have already recharged the music box with the help of the Plantars and returned to Newtopia to see King Andrias who can send the girls home, however he has some plans of his own. Back on Earth when Mickey discovered how the girls have disappeared and he totally did not realize that if Anne and her friends are not in Los Angeles, but they could be transported to another world.

Chapter 4 - Turning Point: After Sasha and Grime escape from Andrias and went into hiding Wartwood. Sasha felt really upset for betraying her friends and realize how bad choices she made for being a terrible person.

Chapter 5 - The New Normal: Anne and the Plantars have been transported back to Earth, but they ended up on Toontown instead of highway traffic in Los Angeles. However, both Mickey and Anne recognized each other since she was five years old and bringing her home with the Plantars to reunite with her parents. They should try to be more careful when there are humans around as long as the frog family will have to learn about the modern world and try to hiding their identities as talking frog people.

Chapter 6 - Hop Til’ You Crashed: Anne brings the Plantars to the mall for a crash course in Earth survival while meeting some new friends on their way shopping.

Chapter 7 - Polly Be Gone: The Boonchuys are visiting Toontown when Anne is doing dog sitting for Pluto while Polly on the hand went bored and wandering off on her own while meeting her new friends.

Chapter 8 - Thai Feud: The Boonchuys introduced the Plantars to their own restaurant, Thai Go. Mickey and Minnie drop by to see Anne and her family as they respect their tradition while Sprig tries to get rid of a food truck that’s threatening the family business.

Chapter 9 - Adventures in Catsitting: The Plantars volunteer to take Domino to the vet while Anne had some visitors with the Pine Twins whose been many encounters with some anomalies claiming that Amphibia is not the only world around in the universe.

Chapter 10 - Fight at the Museum: Anne and the Plantars try to rob a museum while the McDuck family are suspicious due to completely misunderstanding.

Chapter 11 - Temple Frogs: The Boonchuys take the Plantars to the Thai Temple while Mickey and his friends are here to visit. But their trip was interrupted when some robot dragonflies are here for Anne as they planned to attack her.

Chapter 12 - Slam Jam!: Anne volunteer to help Mickey to win basketball game along with his cartoon friends against Mickey’s archrival, Pete and the Beagle Boys.

Chapter 13 - Wish Upon A Star: The Boonchuys introduced the Plantars to Anaheim’s theme park, “Disneyland Resort” since Anne won the basketball game. Anne and her family are enjoying by riding some attractions, meet a lot of characters, and what they didn't expect that they've been traveled to the galaxy's far, far away.

Chapter 14 - Ghost In A Shell: At night where Anne sleeps, she had a vision where she encounters an unfamiliar being that connects to her power. Meanwhile in Newtopia, Marcy keeps having a nightmare where she encountered some of her haunted past with her parents, her friends, and the Night that manipulated her.

Chapter 15 - Hammering Bros.: Anne and Sprig tries to win the game by beating the boss level, but unfortunately the TV interrupt when turned off by itself. She asked Mickey, Donald, and Goofy to help her find a new TV to beat this game, however things don’t go so well.

Chapter 16 - Anne Before Time: Anne decided to take the Plantars with Phineas and Ferb to time travel to prove Hop Pop that dinosaurs are real, however things don’t go so well with some carnivorous dinosaurs.

Chapter 17 - Of Mice and Rabbit: Mickey need Anne’s help to stop an invasion of blobs that attack Wasteland where all characters and projects are being forgotten. Along the way, they teamed up with Oswald to restore his home from the Horde of Darkness.

Chapter 18 - Avengers Day: Anne had won a VIP ticket to Stark Expo that was located to San Francisco and took her family with her to participate where the Avengers are celebrating their 10th anniversary of their foundation. But their celebration turned tragedy when A.I.M. attack and took over the Avenger’s helicarrier, the Chimera locking up Captain America while Iron Man and the rest of the team are taking out Taskmaster and his men off the Golden Gate Bridge. It’s up to Anne and the Plantars to rescue Captain America and stop A.I.M.’s latest scheme.

Chapter 19 - Fixing Frobo: Polly tries to bring back Frobo to life with the help of Phineas and Ferb and two of her new human friends.

Chapter 20 - Anne-sterminator: A dangerous enemy finally locates Anne and the Plantars. Meanwhile, Agent Perry had teamed up with Kim Possible to protect Anne and the Plantars from a dangerous threat at all cost.

Chapter 21 - Mr X: ?????

Chapter 22 - Sprigs Birthday: Anne and her family are throwing Sprig his birthday party, but an uninvited guest has crashed the party who knows about Anne's secrets.

Chapter 23 - Spider-Sprig: ????

Chapter 24 - Olivia and Yuna: Meanwhile in Amphibia, Olivia and Yunan have plans of their own is to get Marcy out of the clutches of the Night and bring her back home.

Chapter 25 - Hollywood Hop Pop: The Boonchuys and the Plantars are heading to Hollywood for the tour, but Hop Pop was wondering off on his own.

Chapter 26 - If You Give A Frog A Cookie: ?????

Chapter 27 - The Owl and the Frog: Anne and the Plantars have reunited with their friend, Luz Noceda who's been to Amphibia before, but Luz need Anne's help is to stop the emperor's plan from invading Earth.

Chapter 28 - Froggy Little Christmas: The Plantars are having their first Christmas with Anne and her family, what's missing is when Anne feels like she's missing two of her friends, Sasha and Marcy.

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picturejasper20 · 4 years

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I'm going to make a response to a SU video made a few years ago by @robobuddies, who goes by "Red Van Buskirk" the video is called "The Steven universe rant." The video was uploaded in 8 Sep in 2017.

Keep the date in mind because is going to become important later.

I going to refer to Red Van Buskirk as "they/them" since they prefer these pronouns and "Red Van" for short.

And don't harass this person in social media! This is supossed to be a response. Nothing else. I'm saying this because i know how things work. So, don't bully them. OK?

I'm not going to make a rebuttal of every single tiny detail because the video is 40 minutes long and the creator of the video sometimes jumps from one point to another and loses focus on what they are talking about:

First they start the video with a Disclaimer: "I'm going to be harsh and hyperbolic for the sake of entertainment".

Now here's my problem: i get sometimes youtube critics want to play a "persona" but sometimes comes off more as an lazy excuse to avoid criticism. This has happened before with Cinema Sins many times. It's not exactly a very good way of starting your video, specially if you want to be considered a profesional or be taken seriously.

Like if i'm going to give my opinion about something, i do it, i don't say "It's just my persona", i want to honest with my mutuals and people who like my content.

They also mention how the SU fandom can't take criticism and sometimes consider everything a personal attack. While i agree this fandom can be a living nightmare, the reason of why we sometimes get so mad is because people who sometimes do these types of rants don't do their research about the show, the video gets millions of views and well..

Which goes to my next point:

-Red Van, you need to do your research.

A huge part of the video they talk about the animation behind the show and mention "Motorcity" as a good example of composition.

Here's the thing: They barely mention which programs the creators use to create these shows or the animation studios which is quite a problem if you are going to talk about animation for half of your video.

"Motorcity is animated with a combination of Flash, Maya and After Effects – with backgrounds and other elements created in Photoshop."

"Created by Chris Prynoski, Motorcity is produced by Robin Red Breast, Inc. (a subsidiary of Titmouse, Inc.) and Disney Television Animation."

Link (X)

Steven universe was animated by two korean studios: Summin and Rough Draft

Link (X)

The programs the crewniverse used to animate Steven universe Link: (X)

They mention how the animators of Steven universe were "lazy" for not making the scene of "Mr.Greg"- Is over, isn't it? More interesting..

Here's the thing.. they wanted to:

This was the original concept but they didn't have time to animate it into the show. They were time restraints to animate it.

Link that talks about the episode Mr.Greg and the animatic: (X)

Now this episode "Mr.Greg" came out in 2016, and Red Van's SU video rant was uploaded in September 2017. That's like an year to find that post.. so why didn't they search for it?

They complain about the writers forgeting about the powers of the characters.. So, i'm just going to leave this right here from a SU reddit AMA:

The writers kinda came up with some powers but they also had a list of what powers they could do.

Now to be fair to Red Van, this AMA was made in way after their video, so i can't blame them for not knowing this detail.

They also mention how the gems don't use their powers to catch Peridot: The issue with this argument is that the gems had no idea how Gem Homeworld technology had changed and Peridot had tons of tricks to get the upper hand. And the gems only fight Peridot two times in season 2 before they catch her in "Catch and Release". That's why they catch her quickly in "Catch and Release" they already know her tricks and catch her by surprise.

"Peridot is coming.And we don't know who or what she'll be coming with. She's a modern gem with modern gem technology that's bound to overpower us." -Garnet Political Power

They also complain about Amethyst not using her shapeshifting powers to catch Peridot.. but later in "Message received" Amethyst shapeshifts into a helicopter to stop Peridot and her robot.. why they don't mention this?

Amethyst also used her shapeshifting powers in other battles (Ocean gem, Steven vs Amethyst).. they brieftly mention this for a second but don't go into much detail in their video.

In one part of their video they talk about the writing..they fail to mention how the process works.

Here's is how it works:

"As some of you know, Steven Universe is a storyboard driven show, meaning a team of storyboard artists are given an outline off of which they write all of the dialogue and storyboard the episode. The job of the outline, and my job, is to give them the basic framework for the episode - the story."

Link to Ben Levin post (X).

Here's is another one about Ian talking about the writing process: (X)

Now the Ben Levin post about writing is from 11 sep 2015. I think with 10-15 minutes you can find the post. And if i remember correctly it was even in the SU subreddit. And is from the episode "Lion 3"

They also mention Adventure time several times in their rant to compare it to Steven universe.

Now wasn't Adventure Time a storyboard driven show like Steven universe?

Well, yes.

"Each episode of Adventure Time takes about nine months to produce and begins in a writer’s room with series creator Ward, producers Adam Muto and Kent Osborne, and staff writer Jack Pendarvis. From that meeting, they generate a barebones, two-page outline. Those outlines are handed over to one of four storyboard teams who have two weeks to visually outline the episode. “They’re basically directing,” says Osborne. “They’re writing all the jokes, editing the outline, picking all the camera shots… what the episode is going to look like.”

Link

https://www.thedailybeast.com/this-is-how-an-episode-of-cartoon-networks-adventure-time-is-made#:~:text=Each%20episode%20of%20Adventure%20Time,barebones%2C%20two-page%20outline.&text=“They're%20basically%20directing%2C”%20says%20Osborne.

It's also worth of mentioning that Rebecca Sugar worked previously on Adventure time.. i think Red Van doesn't mention this detail in their video.

Rebecca Sugar was nominated for the episodes : "It Came from the Nightosphere" and "Simon and Marcy". She storyboarded " I Remember you" which has one of the most iconic moments in modern western animation. ( People who complain about Steven universe but like Adventure time rarely seem to mention this detail).

Link (X) (Episodes she storyboarded in Adventure time)

There is also one point they just start nitpicking and tearing down the show, which reminds me of Cinema sins, except is not as funny.

Red Van, what you are doing here in this part can be done with any other show and is a very easy thing to do. I could also make a 30 minute rant of MotorCity or tmnt 2012 nitpicking every tiny detail but it's not exactly good criticism.

They later complain about the Steven universe perspective..

I leave this here,is from that same SU AMA reddit i mentioned earlier in the post which explains the Steven's perspective.

Now, i didn't have a problem with the Steven only perspective. In many ways its what makes the story of SU work. We learn about the world as Steven learns. The more Steven grows, the more we learn things aren't as simple as they seemed to be.

Characters sometimes will hold information about X person from Steven, so he's forced to ask other characters about it.

It seems to be suggestive since i only actually started paying attention to it when people brought it up. Like, it wasn't such a big deal for me.

Now i could go on and on with this response but i would like to leave it here.

What do i think of this video? If i was a teacher and a student tried to show me a video like this for my class, i would probably ask the student to make it again. Not because it complains about Steven universe, is just is poorly organized in some parts and lacks proper research.

As someone who likes analyzing media is quite difficult for me to take this rant seriously. It has issues and is like those Cinema sins videos but isn't that funny.

And there's one more thing:

I found this youtube comment in which Red Van admitted that they should have done more research into the show production and animation. At least is good to know they are honest and say they made some mistakes in their video.

The problem is that.. well.. since their Steven universe rant many others have cited their work and their video has 1 million of views... even though it contain a few errors that the creator admitted.

I wouldn't call Red Van a bad person, they actually are nice. However.. Their SU video is a bit misguided and somewhat problematic. But is not the worst thing ever.

#steven universe #animation #rebecca sugar #crewniverse #bad takes #SU youtube #media analysis #western animation #response #long long post

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buttered-rice1 · 4 years

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Tagged by @nightbleeder

Pick 5 shows, then answer the following questions. don’t cheat. tag 10 (or however many) peeps.

1. The 100

2. Lost

3. Travelers

4. Call the Midwife

5. Avatar the Last Airbender

1. who is your favorite character in 2?

James "Sawyer" Ford

2. who is your least favorite character in 1?

Abby. I never really clicked with her character.

3. what is your favorite episode of 4?

6x08. The one where Shelagh has her long awaited baby ❤

4. what is your favorite season of 5?

Season 3. Zuko's angsty redemption sold it for me.

5. who is your favorite couple in 3?

The only couple I really ship is Marcy x Philip, but unfortunately they were never canon ☹

6. who is your favorite couple in 2?

Charlie and Claire

7. what is your favorite episode of 1?

4x13 - Praimfaya

8. what is your favorite episode of 5?

3x16. The Agni Kai. Sozin's Comet. Aang ending the Firelord's reign of terror without taking his life. BRUH

9. what is your favorite season of 2?

I've only just begun season 5, so out of the ones I've watched, I'd say season 4.

10. how long have you watched 1?

A little over a year. Season 6 was the first season I got to watch live.

11. how did you become interested in 3?

When I first got a Netflix account, I added a bunch of shows to my list that looked interesting. It was the second show I watched, but I didn't get interested until a couple months later when I picked it up again.

12. who is your favorite actor in 4?

Judy Parffit, who plays the lovely Sister Monica Joan so well. I couldn't imagine anyone else.

13. which do you prefer, 1, 2, or 5?

Lost is my current obsession so I'll say 2, but they each have a special place in my heart

14. which show have you seen more episodes of, 1 or 3 ?

Travelers only has 34 episodes compared to The 100's 84, so 1

15. if you could be anyone from 4, who would you be?

I'd love to be Trixie. Glamorous, skilled, and strong. Realistically though I'd probably be Sister Monica Joan: lover of sweets, barely keeping it together, spouting random bits of philosophy no one asked for, but also able to give sound advice and comfort.

16. would a crossover between 3 and 4 work?

In canon, no. Trevor says that Travelers are only able to go back to the modern age of computers, and I don't believe the late 50s-early 60s qualifies. However, I wouldn't object to a squeamish Traveler in the body of a midwife attempting to maintain her host's life and get to see everyone fighting the future's mistakes with beehive hairdos and docker's hooks.

17. pair two characters in 1 who would make an unlikely but strangely okay couple.

This girl is a sucker for Niytavia

18. overall, which show has the better storyline, 3 or 5?

That is the worst question anyone could ever ask me. Given that ATLA was a little more cohesive throughout all the seasons, I'll say 5.

19. which has the better theme music, 2 or 4?

Tagging:

@eatsnaek @itsamepigalet @superhero-forhire @mycaptainbellarke @detectivebellamyblake @comet-and-sunshine @yourereallyhere @natassakar @nvermindiseeyou @refraindrops

#tag game #favorite shows

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nathancone · 4 years

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A Second Decade of Movies

Ten years ago on Facebook, I compiled a list of every movie I watched, in order, from the first decade of the network’s existence. Now, here’s part two, covering the years 2010-2019. There are 754 titles below, though some are repeat viewings. The movie I watched the most? Harold Lloyd in “The Freshman.” My favorite movie from the last decade? “The Tree of Life.”

But I began the 2010s with James Cameron’s mega-hit “Avatar.” I’ll go on record saying the movie is still enjoyable ten years later, as I watched it again in 2019 with my kids to prep for visiting the World of Pandora at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. But--I also agree with those who say there’s little remembered from the film in the culture today. Can you name the stars? Recount the plot in detail? Mostly what we remember from the film is the spectacle of it all, game-changing when it was released in 2009.

At any rate, enjoy the list below! If a title is hotlinked, it will take you to an essay, interview, or related coverage on the film by yours truly.

1. Avatar 2. I Walked With A Zombie 3. The Paradine Case 4. Whip It 5. The Body Snatcher 6. Coraline 7. Everybody’s Fine 8. The Blind Side 9. The Hurt Locker 10. Citizen Architect 11. Fantastic Mr. Fox 12. Dance With the One 13. The Happy Poet 14. When I Rise 15. Mr. Nice 16. Lemmy 17. Haynesville 18. Rashomon 19. Cabin in the Sky 20. Toy Story 2 21. Being There 22. Modern Times 23. Iron Monkey 24. Kiki’s Delivery Service 25. Alice In Wonderland 26. WALL·E 27. Goldfinger 28. A Fistful of Dollars 29. The Red Shoes 30. M. Hulot’s Holiday 31. When In Rome 32. Toy Story 3 33. The Godfather 34. White Heat 35. The Girl on the Train 36. Mary Poppins 37. Kapò 38. Dr. Strangelove 39. White Dog 40. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home 41. Scoop 42. Katyn 43. Metropolis 44. Days of Heaven 45. Shane 46. Ramona and Beezus 47. Duck Soup 48. Pillow Talk 49. Monte Carlo 50. Persona 51. The Powderkids 52. Machete 53. THX 1138 54. Ran 55. Fantasia 2000 56. Contempt 57. The Big Red One 58. Mid-August Lunch 59. McCabe & Mrs. Miller 60. Casablanca 61. The Last Song 62. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 63. Sherlock, Jr. 64. The Thin Red Line 65. Modern Times 66. Fantasia 67. Mon Oncle 68. Stagecoach 69. Hallelujah 70. Mademoiselle Chambon 71. Double Take 72. Black Swan 73. Tangled 74. The King’s Speech 75. TRON: Legacy 76. A Safe Place 77. The King of Marvin Gardens 78. Wings of Desire 79. Head 80. The Social Network 81. Drive, He Said 82. The Fighter 83. Gold Diggers in Paris 84. The Gay Divorcee 85. The Love Parade 86. 127 Hours 87. Never Let Me Go 88. Forrest Gump 89. A Film Unfinished 90. How To Train Your Dragon 91. Modern Times 92. Malcolm X 93. When I Rise 94. Inception 95. The Kids Are All Right 96. A Time For Drunken Horses 97. Our Hospitality 98. The Ghost and Mrs. Muir 99. The Mikado 100. Something Ventured 101. Five Time Champion 102. Natural Selection 103. Kumare 104. F#$k My Life 105. Hesher 106. Small, Beautifully Moving Parts 107. Win Win 108. Beats of Freedom 109. Topsy-Turvy 110. Taken By Storm 111. I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang 112. Army of Shadows 113. The Life of Emile Zola 114. Rio 115. East of Eden 116. The Drummond Will 117. Cooper 118. Marriage Italian Style 119. Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow 120. Sunflower 121. Salt of This Sea 122. Casablanca 123. The Happy Thieves 124. The Art of Getting By 125. Patty Hearst 126. Breathless 127. The Tree of Life 128. Nora’s Will 129. Mr. Popper’s Penguins 130. My Man Godfrey 131. The Muppet Movie 132. Back to the Future 133. Back to the Future Part II 134. Back to the Future Part III 135. Rear Window 136. Q: The Winged Serpent 137. Cars 2 138. The Godfather Part II 139. Super 8 140. Dazed and Confused 141. All Night Long 142. The Tree of Life 143. Winnie the Pooh 144. M. Hulot’s Holiday 145. Snow Flower and the Secret Fan 146. A Thousand Clowns 147. Tokyo Story 148. The Smurfs 149. The League of Gentlemen 150. Malcolm X (1972) 151. Late Spring 152. Ladies & Gentlemen the Rolling Stones 153. The Princess Bride 154. Hud 155. The Boys 156. Poetry 157. Waking Sleeping Beauty 158. Martha Marcy May Marlene 159. Seduced and Abandoned 160. The Nightmare Before Christmas 161. The Third Man 162. Dressed To Kill 163. Echotone 164. Straw Dogs (1971) 165. Sapphire 166. Broken Embraces 167. The Wild One 168. La Belle et la Bête 169. The Tree of Life 170. Beauty and the Beast 171. Killer’s Kiss 172. The Producers 173. Camille (1921) 174. She’s Gotta Have It 175. La Belle et la Bête 176. The Descendants 177. Hugo 178. The Muppets 179. Another Earth 180. Rise of the Planet of the Apes 181. Alvin & the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked 182. The Artist 183. Arthur Christmas 184. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 185. Midnight in Paris 186. War Horse 187. The Whistleblower 188. The Great Waltz 189. Manhattan 190. Annie Hall 191. The Help 192. Moneyball 193. Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close 194. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 195. The Lorax 196. Kid-Thing 197. Zodiac 198. Hunky Dory 199. Wolf 200. Tchoupitoulas 201. 21 Jump Street 202. Crulic: The Path to Beyond 203. The Imposter 204. The Descendants 205. Victim 206. Revenge of the Electric Car 207. We Bought a Zoo 208. Titanic (3D) 209. Shame 210. The Jazz Singer 211. For Greater Glory 212. Lola Versus 213. The Avengers 214. Prometheus 215. Citizen Kane 216. Brave 217. Rio Bravo 218. The Black Hole 219. Thunder Soul 220. The Gold Rush 221. Children of Paradise 222. The Natural 223. An American in Paris 224. North By Northwest 225. Harold and Maude 226. Killer Joe 227. Gilda 228. Miss Bala 229. Bride of Frankenstein 230. The Graduate 231. Madagascar 3 232. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 233. Star Trek VI: The Final Frontier 234. TRON: Legacy 235. Rise of the Guardians 236. Lincoln 237. Finding Nemo 238. Hitchcock 239. The Illusionist 240. Les Misérables 241. A Christmas Story 242. Kit Kittredge: An American Girl 243. Silver Linings Playbook 244. The Apple Dumpling Gang 245. Zero Dark Thirty 246. Wreck-It Ralph 247. On the Waterfront 248. The Life of Pi 249. Argo 250. Bag It 251. Loves Her Gun 252. Good Night 253. Mud 254. Museum Hours 255. This Is Where We Live 256. Unreal Dream: The Michael Morton Story 257. Sake-Bomb 258. The Girl 259. Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore 260. Return to the Hiding Place 261. The Purple Rose of Cairo 262. To The Wonder 263. Epic 264. There Will Be Blood 265. Star Trek Into Darkness 266. Lawrence of Arabia 267. The Birds 268. Star Trek: First Contact 269. Barry Lyndon 270. Star Wars: A New Hope 271. Saboteur 272. Hell’s House 273. Of Human Bondage 274. The Flowers of St. Francis 275. Monsters University 276. Old Joy 277. Out of Africa 278. Safety Last! 279. The Killing 280. A Night To Remember 281. Singin’ in the Rain 282. Sherlock, Jr. 283. The Smurfs 2 284. Planes 285. Sicko 286. Brief Encounter 287. Meek’s Cutoff 288. Wendy and Lucy 289. Side By Side 290. A.I. Artificial Intelligence 291. Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2 292. Powaqqatsi 293. Machete Kills 294. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back 295. The Royal Tenenbaums 296. Moonrise Kingdom 297. Bottle Rocket 298. The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou 299. The Exorcist 300. The Darjeeling Limited 301. Dreamgirls 302. Dallas Buyers Club 303. Brewster McCloud 304. Cruising 305. City Lights 306. Saving Mr. Banks 307. Frozen 308. Lili 309. The Gold Rush 310. Ninotchka 311. 12 Angry Men 312. Lone Survivor 313. Her 314. The Nut Job 315. Cool It 316. American Hustle 317. Money and Medicine 318. Life Itself 319. The X From Outer Space 320. Captain Phillips 321. A Cat in Paris 322. Le Ciel est à Vous 323. Las Marthas 324. Rezeta 325. La Jaola de Oro 326. Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory 327. Clue 328. Gravity 329. Nebraska 330. The Lego Movie 331. Up 332. Liv & Ingmar 333. Before Midnight 334. Two Weeks in Another Town 335. Rio 2 336. All Is Lost 337. The Great Mouse Detective 338. The Adventures of Robin Hood 339. Stephen Tobolowsky’s Birthday Party 340. Belle 341. Bottled Up: The Battle Over Dublin Dr Pepper 342. My Dinner With Andre 343. Harry Dean Stanton Partly Fiction 344. The Lego Movie 345. Bears 346. The Nightmare Before Christmas 347. Contempt 348. How To Train Your Dragon 2 349. Vertigo 350. Gojira 351. The Wizard of Oz 352. 12 Angry Men 353. A Hard Day’s Night 354. Network 355. Picnic At Hanging Rock 356. Get On Up 357. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial 358. The Drop 359. The Match Factory Girl 360. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 361. Superman 362. Horse Feathers 363. I Married A Witch 364. The Grand Budapest Hotel 365. Il Sorpasso 366. Conde Drácula 367. Boyhood 368. Fun and Fancy Free 369. The Freshman (1925) 370. Intimidation 371. I Am Love 372. Fantastic Mr. Fox 373. The Freshman (1925) 374. The Freshman (1925) 375. Safe 376. Invitation to the Dance 377. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 378. Bicycle Thieves 379. Sherlock, Jr. 380. Whiplash 381. Ida 382. Tron 383. Return of the Jedi 384. Petting Zoo 385. Western 386. Cinderella (2015) 387. Lamb 388. Babysitter 389. The Thin Blue Line 390. Vernon, Florida 391. Gates of Heaven 392. Purple Rain 393. Sullivan’s Travels 394. Star Wars: Episode I 395. Safety Last! 396. Jesus Christ Superstar 397. Anatomy of a Murder 398. Mary Poppins 399. Inside Out 400. Love & Mercy 401. A Star Is Born (1954) 402. The Princess and the Frog 403. The Freshman (1925) 404. Zazie dans la Métro 405. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre 406. Lilo & Stitch 407. Monkey Kingdom 408. Foreign Correspondent 409. The Princess Bride 410. Tomorrowland 411. Rome: Open City 412. A Hard Day’s Night 413. Star Trek: Generations 414. The Roaring Twenties 415. Following the Ninth 416. Samantha: An American Girl Holiday 417. He Named Me Malala 418. Wings of Life 419. Singin’ in the Rain 420. The Peanuts Movie 421. Spotlight 422. The Good Dinosaur 423. Fantasia 2000 424. Reel Injun 425. It Happened One Night 426. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 427. Star Wars: Episode II 428. Concussion 429. One Hour With You 430. Enchanted 431. A Room With A View 432. The Hateful Eight 433. Speedy 434. Time Out of Mind 435. Cinderella (2015) 436. The Lady Vanishes 437. Naqoyqatsi 438. Suzanne’s Career 439. Bear Country 440. The 100 Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window… 441. Bandidas 442. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 443. Virtuosity 444. The Big Short 445. Two Days, One Night 446. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe 447. Bridge of Spies 448. Brooklyn 449. Michael Jackson From Motown To Off The Wall 450. Tower 451. Transpecos 452. Last Night at the Alamo 453. Claire In Motion 454. Zootopia 455. Bodyguard 456. W. 457. The Adventures of Pepper and Paula 458. The Jungle Book (2016) 459. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 460. Captain America: Civil War 461. What About Bob? 462. Love & Friendship 463. Dial M For Murder 464. Garfield 465. Ben-Hur 466. To Kill A Mockingbird 467. Citizenfour 468. Finding Dory 469. Ant-Man 470. The Quiet Man 471. The Peanuts Movie 472. The BFG 473. My Dinner With Andre 474. Children of Men 475. The Last Temptation of Christ 476. The Secret Life of Pets 477. Chimes At Midnight 478. Brewed in the 210 479. Saturday Night Fever 480. The New World 481. Who Framed Roger Rabbit 482. Walt & El Grupo 483. Saludos Amigos 484. The Jungle Book (2016) 485. The Last Picture Show 486. Beetlejuice 487. The King and I 488. Ride in the Whirlwind 489. Dracula 490. The Angry Birds Movie 491. The Sword in the Stone 492. Queen of Katwe 493. The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad 494. Beetlejuice 495. Dracula 496. Arrival 497. Tron: Legacy 498. Akira Kurosawa’s Dreams 499. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 500. Boomerang (1947) 501. �� Safety Last! 502. South of the Border 503. Honey, I Shrunk The Kids 504. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 505. Jiro Dreams of Sushi 506. Rogue One 507. Moana 508. Once 509. Redes 510. Max Dugan Returns 511. Amadeus 512. The New World 513. 13th 514. Star Trek III: The Search for Spock 515. Yarn 516. Paddington 517. Hidden Figures 518. Doctor Strange 519. The Lego Batman Movie 520. Clue 521. The Honor Farm 522. Mr. Roosevelt 523. La Barracuda 524. The Ballad of Lefty Brown 525. Beauty and the Beast (2017) 526. Cat People 527. The Adventures of Tintin 528. The Freshman (1925) 529. The Artist 530. Day for Night 531. Stranger on the Third Floor 532. Twentieth Century 533. Modern Times 534. Alien: Covenant 535. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul 536. Norman 537. Casablanca 538. Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie 539. Alvin & the Chipmunks: Road Chip 540. The Man Who Knew Too Much 541. Cars 3 542. The Sugarland Express 543. Redes 544. School of Rock 545. Duck Soup 546. Cat People 547. Tower 548. War for the Planet of the Apes 549. Pete’s Dragon (2016) 550. Richard Linklater: Dream Is Destiny 551. The Double Life of Veronique 552. Dunkirk 553. The Adventures of Robin Hood 554. Something Wicked This Way Comes 555. Young Frankenstein 556. Duck Soup 557. Tampopo 558. Beggars of Life 559. Tender Mercies 560. The Princess and the Frog 561. Rogue One 562. Steve Jobs 563. Despicable Me 3 564. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 565. Koyaanisqatsi 566. Honeysuckle Rose 567. Wonder Woman 568. Creed 569. North By Northwest 570. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 571. The Nightmare Before Christmas 572. Altered States 573. Dealt 574. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 575. My Cousin Rachel (2017) 576. Get Out 577. Planet of the Apes (1968) 578. Tomorrowland 579. Justice League 580. The Disaster Artist 581. Thor: Ragnarok 582. Beneath the Planet of the Apes 583. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me 584. The Philadelphia Story 585. Escape From the Planet of the Apes 586. Ferdinand 587. Star Wars: The Last Jedi 588. Darkest Hour 589. Coco 590. Dunkirk 591. Phantom Thread 592. Paddington 2 593. Arrival 594. Spider-Man: Homecoming 595. Conquest of the Planet of the Apes 596. Our Souls at Night 597. Mudbound 598. The Post 599. Germany Year Zero 600. Trading Places 601. The Shape of Water 602. Black Panther 603. Logan 604. The Simpsons Movie 605. Wings 606. Miss Congeniality 607. Never Cry Wolf 608. Something Wicked This Way Comes 609. Pride and Prejudice (2005) 610. Moana 611. Ready Player One 612. Viva Max 613. Red River 614. Bridget Jones’s Baby 615. Avengers: Infinity War 616. The Sugarland Express 617. Selena 618. Peaceful Warrior 619. Spider-Man 2 620. Stagecoach 621. The Godfather, Part III 622. Solo: A Star Wars Story 623. Jaws 624. Peter Pan 625. The Day the Earth Stood Still 626. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 627. Won’t You Be My Neighbor? 628. Daughters of the Dust 629. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan 630. Time Bandits 631. Incredibles 2 632. Avatar 633. On the Waterfront 634. Forks Over Knives 635. It Happened One Night 636. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl 637. Ant-Man and the Wasp 638. A Quiet Place 639. Full Metal Jacket 640. The Thin Blue Line 641. The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez 642. Teen Titans Go! To The Movies 643. The Reluctant Dragon 644. Tokyo Story 645. The Karate Kid (1984) 646. Blazing Saddles 647. The Black Cauldron

648. Back to the Future 649. 2001: A Space Odyssey 650. Blaze 651. In Old Arizona 652. Crazy Rich Asians 653. Ocean’s 8 654. Star Wars: A New Hope 655. The Tree of Life (Extended Cut) 656. First Man 657. Food, Inc. 658. Napoleon Dynamite 659. Halloween (2018) 660. Christopher Robin 661. Battle for the Planet of the Apes 662. Paris, Je t’aime 663. Breakfast at Tiffany’s 664. Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald 665. Back to the Future, Part II 666. Koyaanisqatsi 667. Creed II 668. True Stories 669. Ralph Breaks the Internet 670. Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse 671. The Last Command 672. Mary Poppins Returns 673. The Primary Instinct 674. Rise of the Planet of the Apes 675. An Inconvenient Truth 676. A Christmas Story 677. BlacKkKlansman 678. Annihilation 679. A Star Is Born (2018) 680. That’s Entertainment, Part 2 681. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 682. Teen Titans Go! To The Movies 683. Back to the Future, Part III 684. Stranger Than Paradise 685. On the Basis of Sex 686. Bohemian Rhapsody 687. The Favourite 688. First Reformed 689. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 690. Cold War 691. They Shall Not Grow Old 692. The Iron Orchard 693. Free Solo 694. Captain Marvel 695. The Little Mermaid 696. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End 697. Wasted! The Story of Food Waste 698. Green Book 699. La Bamba 700. Running for Good 701. Us 702. War for the Planet of the Apes 703. I, Tonya 704. Avengers: Endgame 705. Amazing Grace (2019) 706. Shazam! 707. Testament 708. Vice 709. Raiders of the Lost Ark 710. The Umbrellas of Cherbourg 711. Planet of the Apes (2001) 712. Aladdin (2019) 713. The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez 714. Detour 715. The Hitch-Hiker 716. The Border 717. Toy Story 4 718. Flight 719. Do the Right Thing 720. Midnight Cowboy 721. Spider Man: Far From Home 722. Some Like It Hot 723. Strangers on a Train 724. Red Hook Summer 725. All That Heaven Allows 726. Cowspiracy 727. Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood 728. Zodiac 729. Wings of Desire 730. The Blues Brothers 731. The Farewell 732. Super Size Me 733. Safety Last! 734. Hustlers 735. Raiders of the Lost Ark 736. The Game Changers 737. Downton Abbey 738. The Body Snatcher 739. The Lion King (2019) 740. Ad Astra 741. The Terminator 742. The Irishman 743. Frozen II 744. Our Dancing Daughters 745. The Castaway Cowboy 746. The Thin Man 747. Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice 748. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 749. Doctor Sleep 750. A Hidden Life 751. Bombshell 752. Fed Up 753. Miracle on 34th Street 754. Brittany Runs a Marathon

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Looking to catch up on Adventure Time before the finale, but intimidated by the thought of watching 279 episodes? Watched the series before, but want to relive the magic one last time before the finale without filler episodes (aside from Bubbline, of course)? This is for you!

Without further ado, here is an updated episode guide containing all the AT episodes that contain major plot, important backstory, and/or Bubbline moments. I have also included optional episodes that I think will increase your understanding/enjoyment of the show (I put the reason next to it; if it says something about being an arc, backstory, etc., be warned that not watching may make major plot points of the show a bit more confusing.)

I have condensed the show down from 279 to 181 of the 10-minute episodes (only 100 if you skip all the optional episodes).

Once again, optional episodes are in italics. Episodes with Bubbline moments, characterization and/or major backstory/plot related to Marcy/PB are in bold. Anything with a an asterisk (*) can be watched at any time (order doesn’t matter, though you may still want to watch it in the same season). I hope you enjoy!

Season 1

1 x 2 “Trouble in Lumpy Space” | Introduces LSP

1 x 3 “Prisoners of Love” | Introduces the Ice King

1 x 5 “The Enchiridion”

1 x 9 “My Two Favorite People” | Introduces Jake & Lady Rainacorn (LR) arc

1 x 10 “Memories of Boom Boom Mountain”

1 x 12 “Evicted”

1 x 15 “What is Life?” | Introduces NEPTR + Ice King characterization

1 x 16 “Ocean of Fear” | Finn characterization

1 x 17 “When Wedding Bells Thaw” | Ice King characterization

1 x 20 “Freak City” | Introduces Magic Man

1 x 22 “Henchman”

1 x 24 “What Have You Done?” | Ice King characterization (*)

1 x 25 “His Hero”

Season 2

2 x 1 “It Came from the Nightosphere”

2 x 2 “The Eyes” | Ice King characterization

2 x 3 “Loyalty to the King” | Ice King characterization

2 x 7 “Power Animal” | Establishes more of Adventure Time universe

2 x 10 “To Cut a Woman’s Hair”

2 x 11 “Chamber of Frozen Blades” | Ice King characterization (*)

2 x 12 “Her Parents” | Jake and Lady Rainacorn (LR) arc

2 x 15 “The Real You”

2 x 17 “Death in Bloom” | Establishes more of the AT universe

2 x 18 “Susan Strong” | Introduces Susan Strong arc

2 x 20 “Go with Me” | Subtle Bubbline

2 x 24 “Mortal Folly”

2 x 25 “Mortal Recoil”

2 x 26 “Heat Signature”

Season 3

3 x 3 “Memory of a Memory”

3 x 5 “Too Young”

3 x 6 “The Monster” | LSP characterization/general cuteness (*)

3 x 7 “Still” | Ice King characterization

3 x 9 “Fiona and Cake” | Gender bending episode (*)

3 x 10 “What was Missing”

3 x 14 “Beautopia” | Susan Strong arc continues

3 x 17 “Thank You” | Not vital to plot, but adorable (*)

3 x 18 “Apple Thief” | Not vital to plot, but a favorite (*)

3 x 19 “Holly Jolly Secrets Pt. 1”

3 X 20 “Holly Jolly Secrets Pt. 2″

3 x 21 “Marceline’s Closet”

3 x 25 “Dad’s Dungeon” | Finn and Jake background

3 x 26 “Incendium” | Flame Princess arc

Season 4

4 x 1 “Hot to the Touch” | Flame Princess arc

4 x 2 “Five Short Graybles” | Established more of AT universe (*)

4 x 5 “Return to the Nightsophere”

4 x 6 “Daddy’s Little Monster”

4 x 8 “Hug Wolf” | Generally cute (*)

4 x 9 “Princess Monster Wife” | Ice King characterization + great episode

4 x 10 Goliad

4 x 11 “Beyond this Earthly Realm” | Ice King characterization

4 x 13 “Princess Cookie” | Generally cute

4 x 15 “Sons of Mars” | Established more of AT universe

4 x 16 “Burning Low” | Flame Princess arc + PB characterization

4 x 18 “King Worm” | Serious foreshadowing

4 x 19 “Lady and Peebles”

4 x 20 “You Made Me”

4 x 22 “Ignition Point” | Flame Princess Arc

4 x 23 “Reign of Gunters”

4 x 24 “I Remember You"

4 x 26 “The Lich”

Season 5

5 x 1 “Finn the Human”

5 x 2 “Jake the Dog”

5 x 6 “Jake the Dad” | Jake/LR arc

5 x 5 “All the Little People” | Cool and very slight Bubbline cameo

5 x 9 “All Your Fault”

5 x 11 “Bad Little Boy” | Gender bending + Marcy/Ice King development

5 x 12 “Vault of Bones” | Flame Princess arc

5 x 14 “Simon and Marcy”

5 x 16 “Puhoy” | Flame Princess arc

5 x 17 “BMO Lost” | SO ADORABLE. If you don’t watch you’re missing out (*)

5 x 18 “Princess Potluck” | Ice King characterization (*)

5 x 20 “Shh!” | Established more AT universe and is cute/neat (*)

5 x 21 “The Suitor”

5 x 22 “The Party’s Over, Isla de Senorita” | Ice King character development

5 x 23 “One Last Job” | Jake character development

5 x 26 “Wizards Only, Fools”

5 x 28 “Be More” | BMO backstory (*)

5 x 29 “Sky Witch”

5 x 30 “Frost and Fire” | Flame Princess arc

5 x 31 “Too Old”

5 x 32 “Earth and Water”

5 x 33 “Time Sandwich”

5 x 34 “The Vault"

5 x 38 “Red Starved”

5 x 40 “Play Date” | Finn character development

5 x 41 “The Pit” | Finn character development

5 x 45 “Blade of Grass”

5 x 46 “Rattleballs” | Finn character development

5 x 47 “The Red Throne” | Flame Princess arc

5 x 48 “Betty”

5 x 50 “Lemonhope Pt. 1″

5 x 51 “Lemonhope Pt. 2″

5 x 52 “Billy’s Bucket List”

Season 6

6 x 1 “Wake Up”

6 x 2 “Escape from the Citadel”

6 x 4 “The Tower” | Finn character development

6 x 6 “Breezy”

6 x 9 “The Prince Who Wanted Everything | Gender bending (*)

6 x 10 “Something Big”

6 x 12 “Ocarina” | Jake character development

6 x 14 “Princess Day”

6 x 16 “Joshua and Margaret Investigate”

6 x 19 “Is That You?” | Flame Princess arc

6 x 22 “The Cooler” | Flame Princess arc

6 x 23 “The Pajama War”

6 x 24 “Evergreen”

6 x 25 “Astral Plane” | Martin arc

6 x 26 “Gold Stars” | Lich arc

6 x 27 “The Visitor” | Martin arc

6 x 28 “The Mountain” | Flame Princess arc + Lemongrab characterization

6 x 29 “Dark Purple” | Susan Strong arc

6 x 32 “Friends Forever” | Ice King characterization

6 x 35 “Graybles 1000+” | Foreshadowing

6 x 38 “You Forgot Your Floaties”

6 x 39 “Be Sweet” | Lich arc + LSP character development

6 x 40 “Orgalorg”

6 x 42 “Hot Diggity Doom”

6 x 43 “The Comet”

Season 7

7 x 1 “Bonnie & Neddy”

7 x 2 “Varmits”

7 x 4 “Mama Said” | Finn/Jake character development

7 x 5 “Football” | Adorable BMO (*)

7 x 6 “Marceline the Vampire Queen”

7 x 7 “Everything Stays”

7 x 8 “Vamps About”

7 x 9 “The Empress Eyes”

7 x 10 “May I Come In?”

7 x 11 “Take Her Back”

7 x 12 “Checkmate”

7 x 13 “The Dark Cloud”

7 x 14 “The More You Moe, The Moe You Know (Part I)” | BMO arc

7 x 15 “The More you Moe, The Moe You Know (Part II)” | BMO arc

7 x 18 “President Porpoise is Missing!” | Adorable + Marcy cameo

7 x 21 “King’s Ransom”

7 x 25 “Flute Spell” | Introduces Huntress Wizard

7 x 26 “The Thin Yellow Line”

7 x 27 “Broke His Crown”

7 x 28 “Don’t Look”

7 x 29 “Beyond the Grotto” | Established more AT universe/cool (*)

7 x 30 “Lady Rainacorn of the Crystal Dimension” | LR backstory (*)

7 x 31 “I am a Sword”

7 x 33 “Normal Man”

7 x 34 “Elemental”

7 x 35 “Five Short Tables” | Gender bending (*)

7 x 36 “The Music Hole”

7 x 38 “Preboot”

7 x 39 “Reboot”

Season 8

8 x 1 “Two Swords”

8 x 2 “Do No Harm” | Finn / Fern characterization

8 x 3 “Wheels” | Jake characterization/background (*)

8 x 4 “High Strangeness”

8 x 6 “Jelly Beans Have Powers”

8 x 7 “The Invitation”

8 x 8 “Whipple the Happy Dragon” | Susan Strong arc + Finn characterization

8 x 9 “Mysterious Island” | Finn characterization

8 x 10 “Imaginary Resources” | BMO characterization

8 x 11 “Hide and Seek”

8 x 12 “Min and Marty”

8 x 13 “Helpers”

8 x 14 “The Light Cloud”

8 x 16 "Skyhooks”

8 x 17 "Bespoken For”

8 x 18 “Winter Light”

8 x 19 “Cloudy” | Finn character development

8 x 20 “Slime Central”

8 x 21 “Happy Warrior”

8 x 22 “Hero Heart”

8 x 23 “Skyhooks II”

8 x 24 “Abstract” | Jake arc

8 x 25 “Ketchup”

8 x 26 “Fionna and Cake and Fionna” (*)

8 x 27 “Whispers” | Lich/Sweet P arc + Fern characterization

8 x 28 “Three Buckets”

Season 9

9 x 1 The Wild Hunt

9 x 3 “Son of a Rap Bear” | Flame Princess arc

9 x 4 “Bonnibel Bubblegum”

9 x 5 “Seventeen”

9 x 7 “Marcy and Hunson”

9 x 8 “The First Investigation”

9 x 10 “Jake the Starchild”

9 x 11 “Temple of Mars”

9 x 12 “Gumbaldia”

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Disney+ UK Star Launch: Complete List of New TV Shows and Films

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We came for The Mandalorian, stuck around for WandaVision, and, as we wait for The Falcon and Winter Soldier and Loki to arrive, there’s now a huge pile of new catalogue additions to work through, courtesy of Disney Plus’ Star brand.

Star launched on the Disney Plus streaming service in territories outside of the US (where Disney already has a home for adult drama in Hulu) on the 23rd of February. It’s added over 75 TV shows and 280 feature films here in the UK, including the entirety of Lost, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files, Glee, Prison Break, Sons of Anarchy and Scrubs as well as cult favourites Firefly, Flashforward, Terriers and more. There are also some UK debuts in the form of the Star Originals listed below.

Film-wise, there’s ample reason to go back to the 90s in the form of Arachnophobia, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Con Air and a host of others, plus…well, it’s almost 300 films. Chances are you’ll find something to tickle your fancy. Households with kids should know there are new parental controls to set too, ensuring that nobody gets any unwelcome surprises.

Here’s the complete list of titles so far:

Star Originals

Big Sky

From Mr TV himself, David E. Kelley (Doogie Howser, Chicago Hope, Ally Mcbeal, Big Little Lies) comes a nine-part crime thriller starring Ryan Philippe and Vikings‘ Katheryn Winnick. Based on the 2013 novel The Highway by C.J. Box, Big Sky is the story of a series of missing girls and a private detective/cop trio with a messy personal history who team up to find them. It aired on ABC in the US last winter.

Helstrom

There’s very little fanfare for this comic book show‘s UK debut, which met with mostly negative reviews on release and was cancelled after 10 episodes, but Marvel completists will want to take a look. Tom Austen and Sidney Lemmon play the Helstrom siblings Daimon and Satana, the children of serial killers who hunt down the worst of humanity.

Love, Victor

Another Hulu original making its UK debut, this teen drama spins off from celebrated gay teen 2018 film Love, Simon. It’s narrated by Nick Robinson, who played Simon in the original film, and follows the story of a Puerto-Rican/Colombian-American teen living in Atalanta. Reviews for the 10-part first season were strong and it’s been renewed for a second.

Solar Opposites

Rick and Morty‘s Justin Roiland and Star Trek: Lower Decks‘s Mike McMahan are the creators of this adult animated comedy series about a family of aliens (pictured above) forced to seek refuge in middle America. Season one was enthusiastically received, and a second run is due to air in the US in March. Read plenty more about it here.

TV Series

According To Jim, Seasons 1 – 8 Alias, Seasons 1-5 American Dad, Seasons 1-16 Animal Fight Night, Seasons 1-6 Apocalypse World War I, Season 1 Apocalypse: The Second World War, Season 1 Atlanta, Seasons 1-2 Blackish, Seasons 1-5 Bloody Tales Of Europe, Season 1 Bloody Tales Of The Tower, Season 1 Bones, Seasons 1-12 Brothers & Sisters, Seasons 1-5 Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Seasons 1-7 Buried Secrets Of WWII, Season 1 Burn Notice, Seasons 1-7 Castle, Seasons 1-8 Code Black, Seasons 1-3 Cougar Town, Seasons 1-6 Desperate Housewives, Seasons 1-8 Devious Maids, Seasons 1-4 Drugs, Inc. Seasons 2-7 Family Guy, Seasons 1-18 Feud: Bette And Joan, Season 1 Firefly, Season 1 Flashforward, Season 1 The Fosters, Seasons 1- 5 The Gifted, Seasons 1-2 Glee, Seasons 1-6 Grey’s Anatomy, Seasons 1-15 The Hot Zone, Season 1 How I Met Your Mother, Seasons 1-9 Inside North Korea’s Dynasty, Season 1 The Killing, Seasons 1-4 LA 92 Lance, Season 1 Lie To Me, Seasons 1-3 Lost, Seasons 1-6 Mafia Confidential Maradona Confidential Mars, Seasons 1-2 Modern Family, Seasons 1-8 O.J.: Made In America Perception, Seasons 1-3 Prison Break, Seasons 1-5 Raising Hope, Seasons 1-4 Resurrection, Seasons 1-2 Revenge, Seasons 1-4 Rosewood, Seasons 1-2 Scandal, Seasons 1-7 Scream Queens, Seasons 1-2 Scrubs, Seasons 1-9 Sleepy Hollow, Seasons 1-4 Snowfall, Seasons 1-3 Sons Of Anarchy, Seasons 1-7 The Strain, Seasons 1-4 Terra Nova, Season 1 Terriers, Season 1 Trust, Season 1 Ugly Betty, Season 1-4 Ultimate Survival WWII, Season 1 Valley Of The Boom, Season 1 Witness To Disaster, Season 1 WWII Bomb Hunters The X-Files, Season 1-9 The 2000s: The Decade We Saw It All, Season 1 24, Season 1-9 24: Legacy, Season 1 The 80s: The Decade That Made Us, Season 1 9/11 Firehouse The 90s: The Last Great Decade? Season 1 9-1-1, Season 1-2

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Films

The 13th Warrior 42 to 1 9 to 5 Adam (2009) The Air Up There The Alamo (2004) Anna And The King Annapolis Another Earth Another Stakeout Anywhere But Here Arachnophobia Australia Bachelor Party Bad Ass Bad Company (2002) Bad Company (Aka: Tool Shed) Bad Girls (1994) Bad Times At The El Royale Baggage Claim The Banger Sisters Be Water Beaches Before And After (1996) Belle Beloved (1998) The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Best Laid Plans Big Trouble Billy Bathgate Black Nativity Borat: Cultural Learnings Of America For Make Benefit Glorious Nation … Boys Don’t Cry Braveheart Breaking And Entering Bringing Out The Dead Broadcast News Brokedown Palace Broken Lizard’s Club Dread Brothers In Exile Brown Sugar Bubble Boy Bulworth Bushwhacked Can’t Buy Me Love Casanova (2005) Catch That Kid Cedar Rapids Chain Reaction Chasing Papi Chasing Tyson Choke The Clearing Cleopatra (1963) Cocktail Cocoon: The Return Cold Creek Manor The Color Of Money Come See The Paradise The Comebacks Commando (1985) Con Air Conan The Barbarian Confetti Consenting Adults A Cool Dry Place Cousin Bette Crazy/Beautiful Crimson Tide The Crucible Cyrus Damien – Omen Ii The Darjeeling Limited Dark Water Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes The Day The Earth Stood Still (2008) The Day The Series Stopped Day Watch Deadpool 2 Dead Presidents Deceived (1991) The Deep End Deep Rising Deion’s Double Play The Devil Wears Prada Devil’s Due Die Hard 2 Die Hard With A Vengeance Double Take Down And Out In Beverly Hills Down Periscope Dragonball: Evolution Dreaming Of Joseph Lees Drive Me Crazy The Drop Duets The East Ed Wood The Edge Encino Man Enemy Of The State Enough Said Evita Exodus: Gods And Kings The Fab Five (2011) Far From The Madding Crowd (2015) The Fault In Our Stars The Favourite The Final Conflict Firestorm (1998) The Fly (1986) For The Boys Four Falls Of Buffalo French Connection II The French Connection From Hell Gentlemen Broncos A Good Day To Die Hard Good Morning, Vietnam The Good Son (1993) A Good Year The Grand Budapest Hotel The Great White Hype Grosse Pointe Blank Guilty As Sin Gun Shy The Happening Here On Earth High Fidelity High Heels And Low Lifes Hitchcock Hoffa Holy Man Hope Springs (2003) I Heart Huckabees I Love You, Beth Cooper I Origins I Think I Love My Wife Idiocracy In America In Her Shoes Independence Day Independence Day: Resurgence Inventing The Abbotts Jennifer’s Body The Jewel Of The Nile John Tucker Must Die Johnson Family Vacation Jordan Rides The Bus Joshua Just Married Just Wright Kingdom Come Kissing Jessica Stein Kung Pow: Enter The Fist Ladyhawke The Ladykillers (2004) Last Dance (1996) Le Divorce The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou Live Free Or Die Hard Looking For Richard Mad Love (1995) The Man From Snowy River Margaret The Marine Marked For Death The Marrying Man Martha Marcy May Marlene MASH Max Payne The Maze Runner Medicine Man Melinda And Melinda Metro Miami Rhapsody Miller’s Crossing Moulin Rouge (2001) My Father The Hero Mystery, Alaska The Namesake Nature Boy Never Die Alone The Newton Boys Night Watch (2006) No Mas Nothing To Lose Notorious Office Space One Hour Photo Oscar And Lucinda The Other Woman (2014) Our Family Wedding Out To Sea Pathfinder (2007) Phat Girlz Phone Booth Planet Of The Apes (1968) Planet Of The Apes (2001) Pony Excess The Poseidon Adventure (1972) Post Grad Powder The Preacher’s Wife Pretty Woman Primeval The Puppet Masters The Pyramid Quills Quiz Show Ravenous Rebound Renaissance Man Revenge Of The Nerds Ii: Nerds In Paradise The Ringer Robin Hood (1991) The Rocker Romancing The Stone Ruby Sparks Runaway Bride Rushmore Ruthless People The Savages Say It Isn’t So The Scarlet Letter Sea Of Shadows The Secret Life Of Bees Separate Lies The Sessions Shadow Conspiracy Shallow Hal Shining Through The Siege Signs Simon Birch A Simple Twist Of Fate The Sitter (2011) Six Days, Seven Nights Sleeping With The Enemy Solaris Someone Like You Soul Food Spy Hard Stakeout Starship Troopers Stoker Summer Of Sam Super Troopers (2002) Surrogates Swing Kids Taxi (2004) Terminal Velocity Thank You For Smoking There’s Something About Mary The Thin Red Line (1999) Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Three Fugitives The Three Stooges (2012) Titan A.E. Tombstone Toys Trapped In Paradise Tristan & Isolde Up Close & Personal V.I. Warshawski Veronica Guerin The Village (2004) Von Ryan’s Express Waiting To Exhale Waitress Waking Life The War Of The Roses The Watch (2012) The Waterboy The Way Way Back What’s Love Got To Do With It When A Man Loves A Woman White Men Can’t Jump William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet Win Win Woman On Top Working Girl (1988) The X-Files

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Style Influence Map

I've been struggling to find my own style lately so I decided to go back and study my favorite art styles. This is a (condensed) list of the major studios that have shaped me as artist :)

[personal commentary under the cut]

1. My original style! I tried to draw this one first, but it just kept coming out wrong... But after practicing and studying the others, I decided to take another crack at it. :o)

2. Avatar: The Last Airbender - Gosh, what an amazing show. The eyes were always stylized, but the way they animated human anatomy was so incredibly detailed and fluid. Huge inspiration.

3. Steven Universe - I see a lot of this style crop up when I’m drawing things on the cartoony side, specifically facial features like noses and lips! SU has such a diverse range of character designs compared to shows I watched as a child.

4. Over the Garden Wall - If I had to pick a favorite cartoon series, it’s this one. ♥ Often when I’m sketching, I start with rounded, flat faced heads like this!

5. Gravity Falls - This show is one of the main reasons I decided to go to school for animation! I love it so so so so much. I don’t know how many times I doodled Dipper or Bill in my notebooks.

6. Adventure Time - I love this show, especially the episodes with Bonnibel and Marcy. This style has paved the way for tons of modern cartoons. I've grown to love the noodle-arm minimalist look and occasionally use it in my own drawings.

7. Studio Ghibli - I think pretty much every animator has been influenced by a Ghibli movie. If you’ve ever seen one yourself, it’s easy to see why. My first movie was Spirited Away. Since then I’ve seen almost every film directed by Hayao Miyazaki (and his son) among several others from the studio. It was also my first taste of animation from Japan that was not drawn in the stereotypical shoujo/shounen anime style.

8. Insterstella 5555 - This one is just more nostalgic than anything. Daft Punk directed a French/Japanese animated film using their album Discovery as its entire soundtrack. It’s a really awesome movie, especially if you’re into retro stuff like I am!

9. Disney - Of course Disney has influenced me, I’ve been watching it since I was a baby! The drawing above was specifically inspired by Jin Kim’s work. It’s so expressive and solid!! I also admire Glen and Claire Keane, Chris Sanders, and Tim Burton.

10. Sailor Moon! - Like me, the Sailor Moon brand has grown considerably over the last couple decades. It started as a manga by Naoko Takeuchi and became a globally renowned anime series! Although it wasn’t the first Magical Girl series, it’s probably (definitely) the most popular. When I discovered Shoujo Manga in middle school, I began to emulate it every day. Take a look at any of my early works and this is pretty obvious, lol. Eventually I parted ways with Japanese styles and started experimenting more with realism throughout high school.

11. Code Lyoko - How funny is this style! I just wanted to throw it in there. It was really interesting creating a face with such straight, sharp lines. (Plus, have you seen this show? Iconic.)

12. Cartoon Saloon - Have you ever heard of this animation studio? Their films are incredible. Song of the Sea and The Secret of Kells are two of my favorite 2D animated films. The style is so clean and intricate and the animation is beyond inspiring. Sometimes I wish I lived in Ireland so I could join them!

If you read all this, thanks! It means a lot. :)

I’m happy share about things that have been such a positive influence on my life and the lives of so many others. If you’re also struggling with developing your own style, just keep drawing. You gotta keep drawing and experimenting. Study the things you admire about your favorite artists and make it your own.

- Dresden

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Join Our New Online Workshops On CSS, Accessibility, Performance, And UX

About The Author

Rachel Andrew is not only Editor in Chief of Smashing Magazine, but also a web developer, writer and speaker. She is the author of a number of books, including … More about Rachel Andrew …

Our initial online workshops went so well, we have scheduled many more. Find out how what we learned from those first workshops and what we have coming up over the next two months.

It has been a month since we launched our first online workshop and, to be honest, we really didn’t know whether people would enjoy them — or if we would enjoy running them. It was an experiment, but one we are so glad we jumped into!

I spoke about the experience of taking my workshop online on a recent episode of the Smashing podcast. As a speaker, I had expected it to feel very much like I was presenting into the empty air, with no immediate feedback and expressions to work from. It turned out, however, that in some ways I felt more connected to the group by sharing my knowledge with a bunch of folks who were exactly in the same situation as me — at home trying to make the best of things!

I spoke to Vitaly about how he felt about leading a workshop online, and he also felt that everyone felt more equal, rather than having a teacher up on a podium. He also noted that we were able to see how global our audience is. Online workshops are more accessible to people who can’t travel even in normal times, and seeing everyone at home in their own environment really brought to life that we were working with folks from all around the world.

Vitaly Friedman’s online workshop setup

As a participant, there are definite advantages in attending a workshop from home. You have your own desk and usual setup, and space to spread out. And, given the workshop seating I’ve encountered in the past, most of you probably have a more comfortable chair. You can also rewatch the recording if you want to listen to an explanation again.

All The Details

As we have now formalized our workshop process, I thought I’d share a little more about how these events run. Unlike in-person workshops where we keep you in a room for an eight hour day, we realized than many of you have a lot of other commitments right now. Perhaps you are also homeschooling your children, trying to keep up with work from home, and it’s hard to be sat in front of a screen working all day. So all of our workshops are split over multiple shorter sessions, so check each workshop description for the full details of days and times. We’ve had great feedback from attendees and speakers about this approach.

In addition to the presenter, there is always at least one other member of the team online, to help with any connectivity or other issues that you might have.

With so many conferences around the world being cancelled, I’m grateful to have virtually attended a very informative @smashingconf workshop for the past couple days. Even from home, the learning never stops. pic.twitter.com/K3pbJBNpof

— Gabriel Tan-Chen (@gabrieltanchen) April 15, 2020

Zoom

We’ve chosen Zoom because they turned out to be the best compromise in terms of quality, reliability, and accessibility. You can customize your Zoom setup that works best for you. You can resize the windows of the shared screen and the speaker. You can pop out the chat. Whatever works best for you!

We record each of the sessions for attendees, so if you do miss a session you can catch up later. Or you can go back to check out a detail you want to confirm.

Chat and connect

You can also join us in Slack, to chat during or after the workshop with fellow attendees.

We have also been using collaborative Google docs during the workshops for attendees to write down their own thoughts, resources, tips, and questions. It’s interesting to see people helping each other in those docs as well as posting questions for the Q&A.

A surprising thing for me about the online workshops was that I answered more questions than I do when I teach in-person. Each session has dedicated time for Q&A, and I did not expect to be able to fill 30 minutes, but could have easily been answering questions for longer.

Blown away by all the knowledge I’ve soaked in from @rachelandrew‘s online CSS layout masterclass. Incredible how much you can learn about a thing you thought you already knew just by hearing it explained again. Thanks for organising this @smashingconf #smashingconf

— waz.css (@camila_waz) April 15, 2020

Upcoming workshops

We have an amazing line-up of folk coming to share their wisdom in this online format. There really is something for everyone. Many of the previous workshops sold out, and we have a hard limit on each one, so if you want to be there, please grab a ticket now.

May 7-22, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Resilient Web Systems with CSS & Sass with Miriam Suzanne.

Join Miriam for a deep-dive into the heart of CSS: how it works, what makes it special, and how we can harness it for resilient and maintainable design systems that scale. This workshop is spread over six days, 2h each day, with a huge amount to learn and take away.

May 12–26, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Smart Interface Design Patterns with Vitaly Friedman.

You’ll study 100s of hand-picked interface design examples in this one. We’ll be designing interfaces together, starting from accordions, to mega-drop-downs, sliders, feature comparisons, car configurators — all the way to timelines and onboarding. This workshop is spread over five days, 2.5h each day, with a huge amount to learn and take away.

May 28–12, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Web Performance Masterclass with Harry Roberts.

Over the course of several sessions, we’ll take a journey from the back-end to the front, auditing the performance of real websites. We’ll be plotting data and findings, making it compelling to clients and non-technical stakeholders; drawing up backlogs and hit-lists; hacking on fixes, improvements, and experiments; and learning a whole lot of obscure performance details on the way.

June 11-12, Thu & Fri, 10 AM – 12:30 PM CEST CSS Layout Masterclass with Rachel Andrew.

Over two days learn the key skills you need to learn CSS Layout and put it into practice in your work. A mix of theory and pragmatic advice in terms of how to deal with browser support. This workshop is at an earlier Europe and Asia friendly time, so folk in those places don’t need to concentrate on Grid late at night.

Jun 16-30, Tue & Wed, 9–11:30 AM PDT Front-End Accessibility Masterclass with Marcy Sutton.

By adopting an accessibility mindset and making improvements throughout the design and development process, we can truly make an impact in people’s lives. This workshop will cover how to approach accessibility with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript using modern tools and techniques to eliminate barriers to access in web projects.

Jun 18-26, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Building Modern HTML Emails with Rémi Parmentier.

Coding HTML emails is a beast of its own with lots of differences from coding web pages. This workshop will make you reconsider everything you know about coding HTML emails and hopefully make you love the craft.

Remote, live, interactive and practical. That’s Smashing Workshops.

Join Us!

We hope you’ll join us at one of the workshops. We’d also love to know which other workshop topics and speakers you would like to see online. Read more about the workshops and sign up here.

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Join Our New Online Workshops On CSS, Accessibility, Performance, And UX

About The Author

Rachel Andrew is not only Editor in Chief of Smashing Magazine, but also a web developer, writer and speaker. She is the author of a number of books, including … More about Rachel Andrew …

Our initial online workshops went so well, we have scheduled many more. Find out how what we learned from those first workshops and what we have coming up over the next two months.

Vitaly Friedman’s online workshop setup

All The Details

In addition to the presenter, there is always at least one other member of the team online, to help with any connectivity or other issues that you might have.

— Gabriel Tan-Chen (@gabrieltanchen) April 15, 2020

Zoom

We record each of the sessions for attendees, so if you do miss a session you can catch up later. Or you can go back to check out a detail you want to confirm.

Chat and connect

You can also join us in Slack, to chat during or after the workshop with fellow attendees.

— waz.css (@camila_waz) April 15, 2020

Upcoming workshops

May 7-22, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Resilient Web Systems with CSS & Sass with Miriam Suzanne.

May 12–26, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Smart Interface Design Patterns with Vitaly Friedman.

May 28–12, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Web Performance Masterclass with Harry Roberts.

June 11-12, Thu & Fri, 10 AM – 12:30 PM CEST CSS Layout Masterclass with Rachel Andrew.

Jun 16-30, Tue & Wed, 9–11:30 AM PDT Front-End Accessibility Masterclass with Marcy Sutton.

Jun 18-26, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Building Modern HTML Emails with Rémi Parmentier.

Remote, live, interactive and practical. That’s Smashing Workshops.

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We hope you’ll join us at one of the workshops. We’d also love to know which other workshop topics and speakers you would like to see online. Read more about the workshops and sign up here.

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Join Our New Online Workshops On CSS, Accessibility, Performance, And UX

About The Author

Rachel Andrew is not only Editor in Chief of Smashing Magazine, but also a web developer, writer and speaker. She is the author of a number of books, including … More about Rachel Andrew …

Our initial online workshops went so well, we have scheduled many more. Find out how what we learned from those first workshops and what we have coming up over the next two months.

Vitaly Friedman’s online workshop setup

All The Details

In addition to the presenter, there is always at least one other member of the team online, to help with any connectivity or other issues that you might have.

— Gabriel Tan-Chen (@gabrieltanchen) April 15, 2020

Zoom

We record each of the sessions for attendees, so if you do miss a session you can catch up later. Or you can go back to check out a detail you want to confirm.

Chat and connect

You can also join us in Slack, to chat during or after the workshop with fellow attendees.

— waz.css (@camila_waz) April 15, 2020

Upcoming workshops

May 7-22, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Resilient Web Systems with CSS & Sass with Miriam Suzanne.

May 12–26, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Smart Interface Design Patterns with Vitaly Friedman.

May 28–12, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Web Performance Masterclass with Harry Roberts.

June 11-12, Thu & Fri, 10 AM – 12:30 PM CEST CSS Layout Masterclass with Rachel Andrew.

Jun 16-30, Tue & Wed, 9–11:30 AM PDT Front-End Accessibility Masterclass with Marcy Sutton.

Jun 18-26, Thu & Fri, 9–11:30 AM PDT Building Modern HTML Emails with Rémi Parmentier.

Remote, live, interactive and practical. That’s Smashing Workshops.

Join Us!

We hope you’ll join us at one of the workshops. We’d also love to know which other workshop topics and speakers you would like to see online. Read more about the workshops and sign up here.

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