choice facial expressions from Monster Arm/The Other Exchange Student

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choice facial expressions from Monster Arm/The Other Exchange Student
this is just from flipping through the show a bit. there's definitely more to gawk at. this show's gonna be a tour de force of facial expressions and i am extremely excited about it all.
robbie's parents are hilarious
love ya, kurt braunohler
and that's Over The Garden Wall. Cartoon Network's greatest ever achievement. what a show.
if you missed it, or you need to see it again, please purchase it. get it on iTunes for $9.99 in standard def or 720p or 1080p HD. get it on Google Play for $6.99. get it on Amazon for $6.99 for SD, $9.99 for HD.
the AV Club gave the show an A+, and i've never seen that. i gave it a 5/5 on Agents of Geek, but i don't matter nearly as much.
please watch Over the Garden Wall. please watch it for the first time, please watch it for the second time, please watch it for the tenth time. it is incredible and deserves awards and accolades from anyone and everyone.
the songs have been stuck in my head for days and days and they will be there for a long time.
to Pat McHale, to every single person who worked on the show, to every voice actor, to the Petrojvic Blasting Company, to Jack Jones, to Elijah Wood, to Melanie Lynskey, to Collin Dean, to Cartoon Network, to every single one of the people who made this television miniseries happen, from every single person who has seen the show, from every fan, from every person who bought the show, from every person who held on night to night on Cartoon Network, from every person humming and whistling songs, from every person curious enough to put some molasses on potatoes, from every single person who is in love with this gift of television animation, this gift of animation, this gift:
thank you.
How the gentle wind Beckons through the leaves As autumn colors fall
Dancing in a swirl Of golden memories The loveliest lies of all
The loveliest lies of all...
And so, the story is complete, and everyone is satisfied with the ending, and so on and so forth, and then yet...
Over the garden wall...
One is a bird Two are the trees Three is the wind in the leaves Four are the stars Five with the moon...
"Your brother is too weak to go home. He will soon become part of my forest."
"I won't let that happen!"
"Well, then. Perhaps, we'd better make a deal."
"Deal?"
"I can put his spirit in the lantern. As long as the flame stays lit, he will live on inside. Take on the task of lantern bearer? Or watch your brother perish? Come here.
"Okay. ...wait. That's dumb."
"What?"
"That's dumb! I'm not just gonna wander around the woods for the rest of my life."
"I'm trying to help you!"
"You're not trying to help me. You just have some weird obsession with keeping this lantern lit. It's almost like your soul is in this lantern."
"Are you ready to see true darkness?!"
"Are you?"
"He will burn nicely in the lantern."
"No! I won't do this!"
"You've been grinding up lost souls for years!"
"I didn't know! I didn't know this was where the Edelwood trees came from!"
"And would it have mattered? Would you have just let your daughter's spirit burn out forever? Feed the lantern."
Greg is so incredibly brave throughout everything. maybe it's his age and his innocence, that he's young and he doesn't exactly get the ordeal, that if there is no help and there is no miracle his death is all but imminent. the beast isn't palling around with him, he's here to get what he wants and then turn the kid into an oil tree. he is convinced the beast is going to help them home, but it's obvious he won't.
but, maybe, he gets it, but he's just brave and he's facing it head-on. if it helps, it helps, and if it means Wirt can get home, then, hell, it's fine. he's a good leader this way.
either way, Greg is amazing. he's freezing to death and he's doing it to help his brother and himself. he sacrificed himself to do so in Babes in the Wood, and here he is in the storm solving riddles.
Gregory is a hero.