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That was a fun little episode! We got some more characterization for the Deweys, and Steven got to utterly wreck someone. Shirt Club comes in at my new #14 for season 1B, between Future Vision and Warp Tour, and at my new #23 overall, between Lion 2: the Movie and Warp Tour.
I’m gonna play some Path of Exile and hit the hay, so tune in tomorrow for Say Uncle! I guess Greg has a brother! Nice.
“Yo, man, I’m kind of a dumbass. You came up in the old days. Y’got rock’n’roll in your soul. Show me some o’ that shit.”
YEEEEAAAAAAH WHO’S A DIABOLICAL MASTERMIND THIS GUUUUUUUY
OH SHIT
HAHAHAHA STEVEN GIVE ME THE HIGHEST OF FIVES
You see that security guard on the right, there? The guy with the “intimidating hand on gun” pose? Yeah, I want you to meet Gambol, the smoothest sumbitch you’ve ever met. You see, Gambol has made a career out of looking intimidating while acting as a security guard for small-time politicians who don’t need security guards. He knows he looks the part, he knows he has the pose down pat, and so he’s cultivated a career wherein he can zone out on duty and compose love poems to his husband on the keypad he’s got where his gun would be. Gambol doesn’t even own a gun. Gambol counts on the fact that a confident person can run a room if he never leaves room to question that he’s in charge. His fifth wedding anniversary is coming up, and his husband is going to surprise him with a publishing deal. The poor man thinks he’s got Gambol fooled. That’s what Gambol loves about him; so innocent, so naive. Hrm, that solves the rhyming scheme, actually, better work that in. The mind of an artiste never rests.
so, to sum up, this is an episode where a hip teenage dude is rebelling against his out-of-touch politican dad
and the hip teenage dude is the villain, and the out-of-touch politician dad is portrayed in nothing but a positive light
bravo, steven universe, I don’t think I’ve ever heard of this episode structure being turned on its head before
screenshot presented without context
also without sense, but it does that part on its own
