So I'm guessing you have to be a regular viewer of this show to appreciate the most recent episode? The weird scheduling means its been impossible for me to watch episodes of this show with any regularity or in any order so if there's some larger narrative in place I'm ignorant to it. I heard this episode was hype so I tried to make an effort to see it but without that prior investment this didn't really do much for me. Like obviously it was well directed/written/animated but I was clearly supposed to be like "OH SHIT" when in actually I was just "that was cool I guess?".
I've seen Venture Brothers mentioned a couple of times in this thread
Now I gotta watch it
It started out kind of slow but man it turned into one of the best animated shows out their when it comes to plot and continuity.
"However, it's also been called dark, stereotypical, and inappropriate for kids."Hated by whom? That is some weird shit. I'm interested in hearing what it's doing on that list.
I wish this show was on a better channel. Disney is so fucking terrible when it comes to scheduling.
Pff. Cartoon Network. These fuckers would've treated Gravity Falls not very different. Just look what they did to Young Justice and the dozens of others good shows they killed.Seriously. If this was on Cartoon Network, we'd be getting a new episode every Thursday until the season ends, followed by the post season break, then back to having new episodes every Thursday.
Steven Universe is doing pretty well; we're in the middle of a week with new episodes every night, and they've renewed the show for two more seasons.Pff. Cartoon Network. These fuckers would've treated Gravity Falls not very different. Just look what they did to Young Justice and the dozens of others good shows they killed.
Well yeah, throughout the entire series one of the big questions, if not THE big question, was "what is Stan up to?"
This episode gives us that answer, plus rewards fans who paid attention (there were tons of theories about the twist).
Pff. Cartoon Network. These fuckers would've treated Gravity Falls not very different. Just look what they did to Young Justice and the dozens of others good shows they killed.
Huh, I only knew there was new episodes because this thread was bumped, that sporadic scheduling really dampened my hype for the show.
AV Club Interview with Alex Hirsch
AVC: Where are you planning to take the show from here? And how soon until a new episode airs?
AH: Networks are pretty tight lipped about programming strategies, but Ive been told that Gravity Falls will return This Summer.
Summer is pretty weird. Maybe it's so they don't run into a problem of not being done with episodes, and running out of time?
That's clearly the case. The 2014 copyright on this week's episode was proof enough of that.The feeling I got from that interview is that the rest of this season's already finished, and the decision to delay the next batch of episodes was purely a network one.
I know for a fact they aren't completely finished with the season. But they do have episodes done.The feeling I got from that interview is that the rest of this season's already finished, and the decision to delay the next batch of episodes was purely a network one.
I know for a fact they aren't completely finished with the season. But they do have episodes done.
You said they're done with the rest of the season. They aren't. They're done with some, but not all.Is there anyone else who watches Disney shows regularly? Are these baffling scheduling decisions only affecting Gravity Falls, or are a bunch of their shows getting fucked over by this bullshit?
That's what I said.
That's clearly the case. The 2014 copyright on this week's episode was proof enough of that.
Disney is actively going out of their way to fuck this show in terms of ratings, pacing and just about everything else.
You said they're done with the rest of the season. They aren't. They're done with some, but not all.
No, I said that they've finished making the rest of the episodes for this season and they're ready to air, but Disney's holding them back for some reason. Sorry if I made a poor choice of words on that.
I think I'm actually the one you're misreading. I'm saying they have not finished production on the remaining episodes, and only some of them are ready to air.No, I said that they've finished making the rest of the episodes for this season and they're ready to air, but Disney's holding them back for some reason. Sorry if I made a poor choice of words on that.
And Ajemsuhgao is saying that they haven't finished making all of the episodes for this season, but that they have finished making some of the episodes.
I think I'm actually the one you're misreading. I'm saying they have not finished production on the remaining episodes, and only some of them are ready to air.
Stuff. Things. Kerjiggery. Etc.Do you have any proof of this, because, as I stated earlier, the interview poster earlier HEAVILY implies this is purely a network decision and not affected in any way by how many episodes of the current season are completed.
Stuff. Things. Kerjiggery. Etc.
AV Club Interview with Alex Hirsch
AVC: Where are you planning to take the show from here? And how soon until a new episode airs?
AH: Networks are pretty tight lipped about programming strategies, but I’ve been told that Gravity Falls will return “This Summer.”
Is there anyone else who watches Disney shows regularly? Are these baffling scheduling decisions only affecting Gravity Falls, or are a bunch of their shows getting fucked over by this bullshit?
It started out kind of slow but man it turned into one of the best animated shows out their when it comes to plot and continuity.
Yeah, I even recommend straight up skipping the first two episodes of Venture Brothers, since they are much weaker than the others in the season, IMO. Season 3 is also overall kind of meh, but it has important plot events.
Summer
Wait, what?!
I thought next chapter was going to be out tomorrow! D:
Right when I pick up the series, there's a (at least) 3-month hiatus.
Just my luck.
Welcome to our life. Steven Universe premiered way later than GF and somehow it has way more episodes.Wait, what?!
I thought next chapter was going to be out tomorrow! D:
Right when I pick up the series, there's a (at least) 3-month hiatus.
Just my luck.
Well Steven is like 10min per episodeWelcome to our life. Steven Universe premiered way later than GF and somehow it has way more episodes.
Well Steven is like 10min per episode
First of all is Gravity Falls an action show? No.
Secondly, since last Summer, Cartoon Network has been airing new episodes of their shows every Thursday with little breaks for the holidays. The list of shows include Adventure Time, Clarence, Gumball, Regular Show, Steven Universe, Teen Titans GO!, and Uncle Grandpa.
They've changed. Yes they currently don't air action shows, but they've been treating their comedy lineup pretty good with a lot of advertising and a consistent schedule.
The airing schedule may be wonky, but Gravity Falls is good where it is. At least it's in no danger of getting Symbionic Titan'd.