MABEL'S PERFECT BUBBLE!! | Gravity Falls Episode 2x19 Reaction
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So funny thing about Dippy Fresh. The orginal storyboards actually had Dipper snap his neck out of frustration, but that had to be taken out.
"Your hat is on backwards."
"Your head is on backwards!"
@@Alterego912still love that line
They really nerfed dipper cuz of disney huh
I understand perfectly why they deleted the scene, but the fact that Alex intended for it to happen at all will never stop being funny
😦
Love how Alex expresses Bill’s genuine anger:
“None of us can escape the borders of this STUPID HICK TOWN?!?!”
There was actually a deleted storyboarded scene that had Dipper snapping Dippy Fresh's neck after a fight broke out between them. One of the many concepts that Disney deemed "too adult" for a show with episodes like "Into the Bunker" and "Northwest Mansion Mystery."
To be fair, snapping a neck on screen is still much.
Allegedly, Alex Hirsch put that stuff in as busy work to distract S&P so they wouldn't censor his ACTUAL vision for the show. By the end, he got a little too good at it. Stuff like "sprinkle some mercury around" got through because the censors flunked high school science!
There was also a deleted sequence where, instead of Wendy, it would've been Ford tempting Diper into staying, and he would've accepted. There would've been a small scene of them going on adventures together, before they come across a recreation of Dipper and Mabel's school, where he sees how alone both of them would become, making him realize that this isn't the right choice.
But no matter how Alex wrote it, it didn't feel right because Mabel Land shouldn't let them see the bad side of it. So it got scrapped in favor of the Wendy scene.
Ah yes, Northwest Mansion Mystery. An episode including a bunch of animal heads bleeding and speaking in a deep scary voice, a guy who had an axe lunged through his brain/skull. And turning every person inside into wooden sculptures very slowly, so they feel every ounce of the transformation. And a simple neck snap had to be cut out
@purgeblue it's a miracle all that got past and I'm just glad it did, northwest manor is my favorite episode
"Aaaaaand this is worse than the apocalypse"
-Dipper Pines
Agreed.
I'd take my chances in the Wastelands
Omg, Alixia had so much "teenage romance protagonist" energy, she even trips when she got flustered
🤣True🤣
Fun fact: dipper only realized that wendy was fake because she winked, the same thing the clone moster did to try and fool dipper to think he's wendy
Alicia mentioned that too
@@wertm123 Yes, she showed the gesture they share that she would have done if she was the real Wendy.
Plus, Wendy is Left-Dominant. The clone used her _right hand_
Weirdness in the show is described similar to how Stand Users are drawn to each other like gravity in JoJo’s. Ford even says both he and Dipper were both drained into the town. The Bottomless Pit is said in the journal to lead to Bill’s Nightmare Realm, but the gang returned home because of the town’s weirdness magnitude.
Wait but if that's the case, couldn't Bill have entered our dimension this way ? Or is it a one-way path ?
@@Oceane1803 No, because Bill needed a physical body on this realm to take over the Earth.
@@Oceane1803 we don't know exactly how the put works. Bill said that some stuff thrown into it lands in his dimension. Perhaps his isn't the only one and it's just scattered across the multiverse at random.
@@Oceane1803 Well, according to the official Journal 3, the pit was actually Bill’s first attempt at opening a portal to Earth. It’s possible that the way to Bill’s realm is only one way, stuff comes in but still can’t come out. It’s also called a “Mobius Pit”, as it’s drawn like an infinity with a branch that leads to Bill’s world.
When Ford experimented on it, junk mail always returns but socks remain lost, except on Friday 13th where nothing gets lost and returns in 24 hours I think. It appeared there was no true rhythm to it and the reappearance and disappearance of items was truly random.
@@unversedhero6028 But Bill already has a physical body. He just can't reach our dimension with it. He can only enter it through the Mindscape, where it's just his mind, not his body.
Besides, why would opening the rift randomly give Bill a physical form ? It didn't. He just needed to be able to physically cross to our dimension, not just with his mind.
Now my question is, if the Bottomless Pit leads from our dimension to the Nightmare Realm, couldn't Bill just use it to cross from the Nightmare Realm to our dimension with his physical body ?
Hearing her talk about how she always got Valentines stuff just unearthed a memory of how everyone in my 4th grade class conspired to not give me anything, despite me getting everyone something.
When I got sad, my teacher demanded someone at least say something nice about me. Everyone stayed quiet.
To this day, I have no idea what I could have done to provoke that. I’d moved there the year prior, so it couldn’t have been that I was “the new kid”.
jesus thats messed up, hope its better for you now
@@nonlmao This was nearly 20 years ago, now.
That's disgusting of them to do, I hope that you're okay.
If I was the teacher, I would have told them 'only horrible people plot this kind of meanness, congratulations, you're all jerks and no one's going to love you'.
@@Laxhoop Still though, 20 years or not, that's still incredibly vile, especially among kids. You probably do, but I hope you have a stable support system with solid, quality friends.
Trying to trick her into watching happy tree friend is diabolical
I don't know what you mean. Happy Tree Friends is great and totally non violent.
What you mean? It's such a sweet and wholesome show
@@danteglory95 **Picks your pockets** When did you get the memory eraser gun? Have you been using it on yourself?
@@LordTyph You're crazy. I don't even remember what that is.
@@danteglory95 Do you even remember the concept of tuesday?
I love how last episode Alicia literally CALLED IT with what Mabel’s prison world would look like (proves she ain’t just a pretty face and yes I KNOW she has a fiancé and future husband someone can say someone has a pretty face without flirting with them or showing a romantic interest in them)
She’s good at predicting, but when it comes to understanding stuff, that’s 50/50. *Cough* One piece. But I’m seriousness, it’s not a huge deal.
She's great at predicting, but understanding is sometimes different either because she missed something or just throws stuff at the wall and see what sticks.
@@isabellejoestar2455 it’s just like when she though the government made the giants, when in actuality they were trying to make artificial giants and replicate their dna. Hopefully she’ll realize that in the future.
@@gavin5724 Funny you should say that cuz in that same reaction After She says that, She clarifies that she understands there are Natural Giants as well
@@hayond656 oh, sorry I wasn’t at that part yet, I think she originally though that government made the giants from over 800 years ago from when the world government started. I’m still watching the video, so I hadn’t made it to that part yet. But no, giants have always been a race for likely several thousands years or even a lot longer.
9:20 true, that's not how you play catch. The thing is, Soos doesn't know how to play catch, it's probably how it imagined it somehow. This scene always make me sad.
After the recent Book Of Bill was released and revealed that the reason why Dipper and Mable’s parents send them to Gravity Falls was because they were in the process of getting a divorce and they simply didn’t want their children around as they settled it out between them really adds a whole new weight of emotion to this episode and the very concept of Mable Land
I only just realized. Mabel Land STILL didn't have their parents in it. So even in her HAPPIEST FANTASY she can't picture her parents there and happy...
@@zebreacts9706 Yeah….The Book Of Bill really added a whole new dimension of sadness to this show and especially to this episode and also Dipper and Mable VS The Future where the ending gets painted in a new depressing light once you know this new context behind the parents and their relationship
I gotta respect Bills taste in furniture .he makes it look cool and never wastes most abundant building material.
Bill is a real arts and crafts master
18:00 i never got anything more than "friend valentines" from the girls handing them out to all the guys in their classes, but in my junior and senior years of high school, I started going around giving fake roses and some chocolates to the girls who didn't get anything by the end of the day since the other guys didn't do friendship chocolates for the girls.
You did better than me I got nothing not even once my entire schooling career. At one point I thought that if I gave one out maybe I could have a chance of getting one back so went to break came back saw note on my desk I felt happy then I saw it was the one I sent and never tried it again.
@@clonewitharotarycannon1941 When I was in that situation, I adopted the "give graciously, but don't expect anything back; that's the way of the world" stance. Reciprocity is nice, but not guaranteed.
5:36 The biggest flash back of my life. If you don't want your channels to be permanently ban, don't watch Happy Tree Friend
"It's not like he's sacrificing his dream to go home with her"
LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK
Don’t watch Happy Tree Friends, it’s not your cup of tea. It’s just shock value for the sake of shock value.
I like that Dipper acknowledged that becoming Ford's Apprentice was just a fantasy just like Mabeland.
Not only because his parents probably wouldn't let him do it anyways, but also because he just wanted to do it because he wants to grow up too fast.
Also I think the school shown in the picture day flashback is basically a 1 to 1 recreation of Alex and Ariel Hirsch's actual elementary school.😢
Tbh Ford would probably find a way, for all his rock bottom wisdom he can realistically do anything if he puts his mind to it and plans ahead.
@@anusaukko6792 Except be humble.
@@LordTyphTo be fair, the problem there is more that he hasn't put his mind to it yet.
@@psychronia The problem is that he doesn't have anything to ground him.
@@LordTyph Yeah. If the older twins stuck together, they could have taken the world and won.
This whole episode is essentially the show exploring the question of what is preferable:
*A comftorable fantasy or cruel reality*
This episode, especially the trial, is the emotional core of the show for me.
Yep, reminds me of religion
To be fair this episode actually argues that the best thing is actually a comfortable reality and that it's possible as long as you go through life with the people you love!
@@NiramBG reality isn't "comfortable" and can never be, that's ignorant
@@Evan-k Tip the fedora harder.
The thing about the Pines family is that they share a lot of each other's traits. I think while Mabel and Stan are similar in their goofiness, Mabel shares Ford's type selfishness. They both look inward to themselves in their selfishness. Ford with his obsession with knowledge and Mabel with her want to be happy. That's pretty grating to onlookers, as it is self indulgence. Meanwhile, Stan and Dipper use their selfishness to obtain a goal they care about whether it is Stan's goal of gaining riches and getting his brother back at any cost or Dipper's obsession with mysteries and Wendy. Ford and Stan are cautionary figures for Dipper and Mabel to be aware of how their own obsessions can ruin their bond. I love flawed but relatable characters and the Pines family is all that.
Dipper should only spend summers with Ford, with Stan and Mabel there to balance the super nerdy antisocial tendencies out.
Fun fact: the following 2 episodes were originally one but were split for...some reason.
Ciphers:
Credits(for the last time):
"CRAZ AND XYLER WENT ON TO RUN THE LEGAL DEPARTMENT AT A MAJOR CHILDREN'S TELEVISION NETWORK"
Page:
"WHEN ONE GETS TRAPPED INSIDE THE PAST,
DREAMS CAN TURN TO NIGHTMARES FAST."
WHEN ONE GETS TRAPPED INSIDE THE PAST, DREAMS CAN TURN TO NIGHTMARES FAST.
Imagen once Alicia finally has kids, it's twins.
The surprise voice actor, from Neil Degrasse Tyson or the cat Judge being voiced by John Stewart the Comedy Central guy is just amazing and hilarious.
Alfred Molina as Multibear, Larry King as his own wax head, John Oliver as wax Sherlock Holmes, Weird Al as Probabilator, this show had some serious star pull.
31:15 THANK YOU! I see so many people misinterpreting that as Dipper just leaning into Mabel’s selfishness when, in reality, he’s seeing the benefits that he could gain by not staying with Ford. Like you said a couple episodes ago, Ford’s 12 PHDs do not equate to the proper education Dipper would get from school, even if Ford is justifiably right about the length and drudgery of school. But the dude’s been gone for 30 years and spent most of his time between his return and Weirdmageddon maintaining any future damage from the portal, and a lot of stuff has changed in those 30 years.
I agree. Dipper can wait till he’s an adult before making a decision like that.
Eh... I still think Dipper shouldn't have to completely give up his goal to apprentice with Ford. Thing is, Gravity Falls DOES have a school. Mabel and Dipper could have stayed in the town, stayed with Ford and Stan (or any number of others who they established relationships with), and Dipper could have learned stuff from Ford on the side, while at the same time pursuing his passion for studying supernatural things. There are so many workaround to this problem, but all of them would not allow for the "final message" of the show, which honestly seems more for Mabel than Dipper. I like the ending we got, it's just not an entirely logical conclusion.
I think the problem is moreso how it is from Mabel’s perspective. She doesn’t really show any concern for how the apprenticeship would be for dipper, rather she’s purely being selfish and not wanting dipper to pursue something he’s interested in so he can stay with her. Then she adds insult to injury by creating dippy fresh. Granted she does eventually tell dipper he can do the apprenticeship if he wants, but that’s only after dipper pretty much tells her what she wants to hear. I don’t hate Mabel by any means and I think a lot of her feelings are justified, but I do think this entire plot point could’ve been written and communicated a lot better.
@@D3viant517 Yeah, imagine a version where Dipper didn't announce he wanted to stay with Mabel until after she said Dipper could go with Ford. This alone would give Mabel so much more credibility, because it would be her giving up something first, which would then be rewarded by Dipper saying he rather stay with her. I like Mabel myself, but I can see why people would hate her given all the things we see Dipper have to give up in order to satisfy her throughout summer. Would have been nice to see her sacrifice something once without getting something first or it being a matter of life or death.
@@D3viant517 Bill calls the bubble one of the most diabolical traps he’s ever made (says a lot), Mabel immediately gets annoyed at the world as soon as they hug. The only ones to leave the bubble were real people (and waddles), plus Xyler and Craz who we know weren’t real, most likely they were the only ones she actually made herself while the rest was the bubbles doing
At the time neither were thinking of it, she was afraid of being alone (she’s a kid it happens) and never actually did anything to sabotage dipper, even her wish of a longer summer would have only allowed them to stay together for a while longer
Also Dipper didn’t tell her what she wanted to hear, that’s what the bubble was doing, he told her what she needed to hear
Fun fact: Originally, Dipper was supposed to STRANGLE the other Dipper, but obviously they couldn't do it
Strangle? Bro straight up snapped that man’s neck. The worst part is Dippy fresh didn’t even do anything inately wrong lmao. Dipper took shit way to personal 😳🤣💀
@@Princess-xv8ddI mean, if I was presented with a improved clone of myself and told he was better than me in every way I would kill it too. Its not a person it's a finely crafted insult.
@@justanidiotmk2749 I mean, if it was just an improved clone of myself I'd take no issue with it as long as those improvements are what I consider to be improvements.
But if it's radically (heh) different from myself like Dippyfresh is to Dipper, then it isn't an improved version, it's just a usurper, a foreign mind and soul wearing a copy of my skin. Unworthy of replacing me because it's a perversion of my own self image. A stranger with my name and face acting in ways I would never wish to act. Dragging my personal identity and legacy through the dirt. A most grave insult indeed.
Wow, I got really dramatic there for some reason!
Seeing Mabel trapped in a bubble with all her fictional ideas reminds me of Chris-chan in Cwcville.
I feel like a bunch of the major haters, jump on the Ford apprenticeship as SUCH a good opportunity for Dipper but fail to understand to importance of Dipper's relationship with Mabel.
Ford's intentions were noble but by offering the apprenticeship like he did, he was still repeating the same mistakes that he made with Stanley: Isolating one twin from another on some self-indulgent noble quest.
But quests and discoveries don't really matter if you don't have that relationship with your sibling; the person who knows you the best and shared your experience like no other.
Look how deeply Stan and Ford struggled on their own. Stan struggled to survive, relying on cons and grifts to survive. Ford was more financially successful but his ego and drive for discovery allowed him to manipulated by Bill and his lack of trust basically led to Bill's rise to power.
If they learned to actually talk and get over their issues, Ford could've supported Stan so he didn't have to live destitute and constantly on the run and Stan would TOTALLY tell Bill's whole schtick was BS from minute 1 and stop Ford from making a bad deal.
They failed because they weren't together and Ford, albeit unintentionally, was starting to drive that same wedge between Dipper and Mabel.
Dipper could still try an alternate method to make the whole Ford thing work, while still maintaining a healthy relationship with Mabel.
But as it stands within the framing of the show, it was something that Dipper himself had to learn to let go and realize that it wasn't nearly as important as having Mabel in his life. It's someone putting family first, over isolation in pursuit of the delusion of something grander.
So many of the haters get obsessed over who among DIpper and Mabel "sacrificed" more and who was "in the wrong" when the show itself tells you, multiple times, that it's BOTH. They both make those mistakes, they both are responsible for the conflicts in the show, they both make the reckless choices that kids do.
And as a sibling, you choose to sacrifice for each other, because you CARE about each other, and when push comes to shove, you know they'll have your back. (Obvious there are shitty siblings but that's a seperate issue.)
Dipper and Mabel are NOT bad siblings. They care for each other, they love each other, as family does. That's the whole entire point of Weirdmageddon 2.
Showing how Mabel and Dipper's bond is ever-strong, despite their squabbles and bickering. They are siblings portrayed unabashedly and realistically and I really respect it.
Childhood is thinking Ford's apprenticeship offer was the best thing for Dipper.
Adulthood is realizing the damage it would have done.
Personally, I don't see the issue with Dipper being Ford's apprentice (and yes, I know Alex said he'd end up like McGucket, but I call BS on that). The only problem that prevented it was Mabel getting upset, otherwise it was likely it would happen, and there were plenty of ways it could have worked out. Stan could of set up for Mabel to stay with him in Gravity Falls, after getting a new place of course. If that proved too difficult, she could stay with Soos or Wendy, or even at Candi or Grenda's. There are so many options for her to not have to go back to live with her parents that it's a little ridiculous it wasn't thought of (especially since it isn't a far stretch to think that if their parents would let Dipper stay, that they would do the same for Mabel).
I don't mind the ending we got, it's fine, but we have to be aware as viewers that it went down the way it did because Weirdmageddon HAD to happen at some point. We can also acknowledge that even if Mabel is overall a good character, this was a point where her selfishness peaks (allowing others to suffer outside her bubble for the sake of her own happiness), and cemented her on the "not exactly a good person" part of the alignment chart. Also, I guess you could say Mabel sacrifices her paradise, but it was never real to begin with, and once she snapped out of her delusion, she realized it wasn't want she wanted anyways. In the end, Dipper is the one who sacrificed more, and it was all very avoidable for the reasons above.
@@schorltourmaline4521 You call 'bull' because you're still a kid in that regard. Ford's not exactly wise. After all, Alex himself said that Weirdmageddon happened, in part, because of Ford's ego, that he, and Dipper, were the only ones to be trusted with that knowledge (under the mistake assumption that Dipper was on the exact same wavelength). If he trusted Mabel with the knowledge of the rift, Weirdmageddon wouldn't have happened because she wouldn't have taken 'Blendin's' deal.
Then again, if Ford actually told his family more about what he was dealing with and trying to stop, a LOT of things would have gone better and the rift wouldn't have been a factor to begin with. His ego clouds his better judgement since he thinks he's got all the right answers, always. Dude's a high Int build with a Wis dump stat, it's why Mr. Triangle duped him so easily. And I'm not just talking about the initial deal...
Long story short, it probably would have ended up like with McGucket because Ford doesn't need an apprentice, he needs a reality check. He doesn't need someone on the same wavelength as him, he needs someone with a different viewpoint. He needs someone focused on the emotional, who's good at dealing with people. Someone who can probably use some brains to help balance things out in exchange.
@schorltourmaline4521 Dude, Ford is a shut-in who activity screws himself over because he thinks he knows more than those around him. He had good intentions when offering Dipper to stay with him, but he completely ignorant of the fact that the kid is 12 and shouldn't be in constant danger.
Ford has no friends, no connections, and was tricked by a scammer because he did the one thing common sense would tell you not to do: Summon demons. He, besides Bill, is the reason all of this is happening.
He should not have 100% guardianship over a pet, let alone a kid who he will mold to be exactly like him, when this kid already has no friends. Living with Ford would not be healthy. It would just be Ford 2.0.
@@LordTyph No, I call bull because Dipper spent all summer dealing with supernatural phenomenon and didn't go insane, even BEFORE he met Ford. If he was to be with Ford, learning from a (whether you like this title for Ford or not) expert in the field would in no way make things harder to grasp to the point he would go insane. We even see what happens if Dipper and Ford team up, and it brought out the best in Dipper.
I didn't even bring up the "Ford cause Weirdmageddon" thing, cause not what I'm talking about. I am strictly talking about Dipper staying with Ford, and how it's a viable option, despite Alex's opinion (which is flawed, and probably only exists to be yet another means to try and get people off Mabel's case). If Dipper stayed with Ford (specifically in Gravity Falls, as was the plan) he could have gone to normal school, while still learning from Ford about the paranormal, a field that Ford does have intimate knowledge about, and Dipper could integrate into his own way of doing things.
McGucket ended up as he did because he was a computer programmer/engineer who didn't know crap about the paranormal before he went to Gravity Falls, to the point Gnomes freaked him out. Dipper could handle dealing with a literal eldritch god. I don't understand how you think he'd go nuts after encountering practically every sci-fi and horror concept ever conceived, and coming out the other end not more disturbed as when he started. I guess visual evidence to the contrary is not enough for you.
But hey, instead of even approaching the notion that there are ways this could work, just keep repeating tired "Ford bad, because Alex said so" arguments that half the fan base have been repeating for over ten years, because you have no actual thoughts of your own. I can see who is the real child in this, since your first response to someone giving an opinion different from yours was what amounts to "name calling".
I think the reason Kraz and Xyler didn't turn evil was because they are the only things that are actually from mabel. Apparently Bill tried doing into her head before weirdmageddon and the bois were there and messed with him before kicking him out.
While I’m usually not a big fan of when people stop the reactions to talk, I actually LOVE Alicia’s stories! She has so many wild experiences and it’s fun to hear them. The flowergram story sounds like something out of a highschool romcom XD
Valentines rant starts at 16:48 and ends at 26:52
Last episode, 36:45
SHE CAN’T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS.
(Please keep getting away with this, it’s hilarious.)
I will forever stand by the statement that Mabel making Dippy Fresh is fucked.
It's fucked for her to want her brother to be supportive of her?
Its fucked to want a replacement of her brother that isjt even remotely anything like her real brother
@@AZDfox no, it’s fucked to make a full on replacement brother. It would be one thing if it was an unconscious thing that Mabel land did, and she didn’t realize it happened, but she said “I made” meaning she consciously replaced her brother over an argument.
@@AZDfox Dipper is already supportive. Making Dippy Fresh is just disrespectful
@@AZDfox Supportive? Or enabling?
Of all the things for me to randomly notice for the first time, the guy at the beginning who's hoping Bill wants everything to have just 3 sides clearly hasn't looked up, considering Bill's base is on a floating pentagon
I hate how they handled Mable. Blind Eye, she was considering memory wiping herself but learned that it's worth growing strong to endure life's hardships rather than getting addicted to unhealthy escapism. Sock Opera, she learns that she isn't the only person in the world and that other people have their own lives and wants, and that if she wishes to maintain the positive relationships she already has she needs appreciate them and make her own sacrifices too.
And yet at the very end here she is, willingly lost in an escapism fantasy with a "fuck 'em all, I got mine" attitude like those episodes never happened. Considering Dipper spent basically the entire series supporting Mable, Dippy-Fresh is possibly one of the most insulting things she could've created. All this happening after she supposedly learns her lessons on being a better person is just bad writing. They should've actually let her learn the lessons she learnt, tricked by Bill one last time but now strong and resilient enough to give him trouble, even from the inside of her bubble. Or intentionally keep Mable childish, unintentionally self absorbed/selfish for the whole series and then have Weirdmageddon be her moment of redemption and ultimate lesson in humility and maturity, the twins now now not only back together but each stronger in their own way to take Bill down.
I loved seeing Dipper mature from a scrawny little shit into a proper young adult. Mable proving that she never matured at all til the very end almost ruins the finale for me, no matter what excuses are given in the books or whatever. Gravity Falls was an easy 9/10 show before Weirdmageddon but this episode in particular leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
While Dipper's decision does make sense, I sincerely hope that when he's more mature he is still able to spend time with Ford. Dipper loves solving mysteries and making discoveries.
That Alicia's Valentine's felt straight up like a cartoon situation lol.
Like, getting that many roses, and then she goes to open her locker to find a bunch more of them falling to her. Nah that's literally a cartoon lmaoo
Usually, skip 10 seconds ahead if her stories last long...
@@C2HGaming K👍
@@PrixtoTNT Freedom 🇺🇸
Think about it... When mable made Dippy fresh, she was effectively saying "you don't mean anything to me." She replaced him. Dipper spent all summer sacrificing what he wanted for mabel and the moment dipper wanted to do something for himself, mabel was keyed up to replace him, just like that. Mabel really has no excuse because dipper was even willing to compromise, but she wanted it her way or the high way, in this case replacing him with a dipper with "a more supportive attitude." It's all kinds of selfish.
Biggest lie ever. First of all it was the bubble that created Dippy Fresh based on Mabel desires that she’s not even entirely aware of and all she wanted was her brother to be with her. Even then she loves Dipper as much as he loves her and throughout it all neither one wants to be without the other.
He doesn’t need to follow ford to live his dream and quite honestly it be more dangerous if he went with him. It’s not about compromises she just felt hurt knowing he wouldn’t be there with her and too scared to face the unknown when she’s honestly most bold kid we’ve ever seen.
I could not wrap my head around Valentines day as a kid 🤣 I always assumed it was some strange contest, like catching the bouquet at weddings. Still didn't really get the importance of it as I got older, beyond just being nice to someone and giving them chocolate to snack on.
Then I discovered what aromantic means and it explained everything for me.
The sad thing is that while Mabel freely admits to causing everything, she never actually gives any form of apology for starting the apocalypse, even in additional material. It's a massive point people have against her character that Dipper will sacrifice everything 90% of the time but Mabel gets away with a ton of stuff without any consequences.
Mabel's bubble is such a great trap. But Bill wasn't counting on Dipper talking his sister out of it.
As I look at Mable Land in the distance I can just hear the laughter of “Ma-ma-mama” and the roar of someone screaming “Wedding Cake!!!!”
28:55 While I approve greatly of the love and self-sacrifice that motivated this solution... he could've just let her borrow his hat for the photo shoot.
I like how Dipper was able to see through the fake Wendy. It's a good way of showing his character growth because I feel like at the start of the season he would have absolutely fallen for that.
Alicia was a Moe anime character in her high school
Alicia: "Why can't I hold all these roses!"
Sure, Dipper says that he didn't actually want to be Ford's apprentice but it's never shown so it comes out of nowhere. You can't blame the audience for getting whiplash
5:08 well, it’s not the first time he’s eaten somebody alive.
*Emotional flashback*
Alicia: Awwww….. I can’t relate to that at all” 😂
I'm with Dipper. The only reason I EVER got valentines was because where I live, it was mandatory to give everyone a valentine card, so you had to bring some for everyone in the class. I honestly would have preferred to get nothing.
You talking about how much you apologized during the Rose Story just reminded me of a clip from Shokugeki no Soma where two characters get stuck in an infinite loop of apologizing and the MC just thinks "They're both apologizing to each other for making the other apologize..." (;ono)
My Valentine’s Day story is I conned the holiday to get even more candy. In elementary school we all had shoe boxes to fill with candy and give to a valentine of our choosing. So I decided to write my own name on my box to cheat the system.
This was the plan for Dippy Fresh
Dipper makes a quick detour and approaches Dippy Fresh
Dippy Fresh to Dipper: your hat's on backwards!
Dipper to Dippy Fresh: Your head's on backwards!
Dipper grabs Dippy Fresh from behind and snaps his neck backwards, K*lling him
In this episode everyone becomes stupid and awful so the Alex Hirsch stand-in can fix everything.
24:04 I relate to the constant apologizing so hard. 😂
18:20 HELL YEAH BULK BARN MENTIONED. I love when I'm watching creators that are also Canadian and they bring up stuff unique to us, like milk bags and YTV.
Thing about Dipper is it felt like throughout the series, he was forcing himself to grow up too fast.
This episode feels like a bit of karma for all that time he spent doing so just to impress older people like Wendy or Ford
"Weirdmageddon 2: Escape From Reality": A prison that grants your wishes...forever?
Mabel’s got the industrial supply of sprinkles from the Mabel’s Guide shorts!
That valentines bit reminded me of how in 10th grade I think, my school did this valentines sales thing where you can send someone chocolate, a bear, a rose, or all 3 to someone anonymously or with your name. The girl next to me got the chocolate and the rose from someone anonymously, but she got this horrified look on her face and told me "hey do you want this rose? I can eat the chocolate but I can't let my parents see the rose or I'm dead." So whoever that guy was, if you saw that happen, sorry that it looked like I cucked you but the situation was equal parts sad and hilarious
That rose incident is like something a Japanese cartoon protagonist would do.
30:30 Those two are real!? How!? Did Bill extract them from one of her dreams while she was still asleep? Can he do that? Edit: 32:50 Oh right, I forgot.
I actually studied the writings of the guy the Totally Radical Dude Bros quoted at the end. I didn’t appreciate that until I was an adult
Oh boy this episode... Now, people have already gone back and forth on whether Ford's deal would be good for Dipper, but this... Come on dude... After a whole series of Dipper having to give up things for Mabel (and Mabel supposedly learning her lesson to not do that in Sock-Opera) the lesson here being "I'm sorry I wanted literally anything for myself that didn't revolve around you. You were right to get angry at me for following my dreams" is just so... Unsatisfying. Like, Dipper isn't the one who screwed up. Mabel was the one who had an over-the-top reaction to his deal with Ford (It was understandable why she did, but it's still a screw-up on her part)
And before anyone says that Mabel said he could take Ford's offer but he didn't... This is a TV show. It was written. By writers. They could've just... Not written it that way. It wouldn't be out of character AND it would have been a more satisfying parallel to the older Pines twins. What happens here is basically the equivalent of saying "Ford was wrong for wanting to go to college, he should've stayed and gone on the boat with Stan." If the ending was instead Mabel and Dipper learning to compromise and continue to communicate and be close even though they're long-distance, that would've been more interesting, because those things are what Stan and Ford failed to do.
And for the record, this is literally my only complaint with this show. I genuinely consider it to be one of the most perfect things ever produced, and this is just a blemish on it.
Mabel never really does anything against the apprenticeship, even her wish would only allow the two to be together for a little while longer “just a little more summer”, she’s a kid and from her perspective her world was crashing down when she learned she would be alone (again her perspective).
It’s not giving in to demands, Dipper just realized he was living a fantasy trying to grow up to fast, one that would have ended in solitude. The difference between Fords college and Dippers apprenticeship is that only one has a good outcome and it’s not Dippers, Ford had too many issues to be a proper teacher, he would encourage isolation
Judge Kitty MeowMeowStein is voiced by John Stewart
Thing is, they BOTH could’ve gotten what they wanted. Dipper still could’ve gone home while taking online classes with Ford, or take his apprenticeship as a summer job next year. Or they both could’ve been tutored under Ford. They’d still be together until they move on to their own homes, jobs and families.
> Ford’s always been more of a learn by doing kind of guy, so online classes would be a no go.
> Summer job assumes that whoever Dipper ends up with would let them go in the first place. Mabel’s been writing back to the parents, so whoever claims custody may think that sending them to Stan is no longer a good idea (and the only reason they did send them up in the first place was to get them away from their marital discourse).
>You assume Mabel wants to learn under Ford when the show makes it very evident she leans way more towards Stan’s ventures.
It’s not about them being physically together (Mabel was OK with Dipper going off with Ford for their adventure before learning about the apprenticeship as long as they still stayed in touch via the walkie-talkies), it’s about them being a part of each other’s lives as one anchor to another.
@@Rexaura888 1. Online classes would be limited but Ford said he could still give Dipper an advanced education, he’d could still teach him about science and theory stuff and more the more practical stuff next visit.
2. Dipper and Mable still visit next summer, as shown in the end credits of the final episode, so Dipper will have more time with Ford. Their parents are in a bad place now but they’re not divorced yet as far as we know. Mable also implied to go to high school in Gravity Falls so they’ll continue to visit and potentially live there.
3. If it means not parting from Dipper, potentially. Of course Ford would have to take it slow with her but if he can’t teach her then probably no school could.
They have their own adventures but they still live with each, hung out, talk and play. Mable was against them being long distance, even when Dipper was trying to think of solutions, Mable said “I don’t want it to work”.
@@ghostspider2056 2. Alex has said canonically the show ended when they arrived back in California; they’re still sleeping on that bus right now in fact and have not aged past 13. The montage in the end credits is stuff they did before the birthday as it’s not like Weirdmageddon ended on the last day of summer; there was still time left.
Mabel wasn’t OK with it being long distance not because of logic but because she was emotionally unstable, all of her fears that were building up from when they first were sent away to the sudden build up at Ford’s return and hearing his and Stan’s history and falling out to now having to face that she’s going to have to return to a very uncertain scary life that she’s not looking forward to *alone*. I’m sure if she were calmer she’d understand that the distance didn’t matter as she did at the end of this episode
@@Rexaura888 Don’t some of those scenes make more sense taking place AFTER Weirdmageddon? Like Grenda’s date with Marius or Ford socialising with Mable and Stan? I can’t picture Ford who’s been mostly secluded in his work and still thinking it’s “suffocation” being around others acting that way before the incident with Bill.
If Mable is OK with it and has no issues, then it should Dipper taking the apprenticeship now, but of course in a way where he doesn’t become secluded or loner like Ford was, hence some of the options I said could still work.
@@ghostspider2056 Yes, but Weirdmageddon isn’t the end of summer. Weirdmageddon occurs like a week or so before the end, so there’s still time during the summer for all that to happen. If you recall the ending, there’s no time for any of the end credits to take place after summer’s end on account of Ford and Stan vanishing together doing who knows what (well, WE know what they’re up to, and Soos has some ideas thus his little fan theory shorts, but no one else in-universe knows).
And it’s also because of that ending that it’s highly unlikely for a remote apprenticeship to work, not like Dipper would want to get in the way of the two previously estranged grunkles anyways if he knew.
Someone needs to make an animation of the rose story
That Valentine’s story of yours was crazy 😂 but it was still very sweet. You weren’t bruised after hitting your head, were you? Also, might have missed it, but what did you do with all the roses? Did you bring them all home?
The rose story is an amazing romantic comedy bit.
Ending on a bleak as hell sartre quote is so good dude
I'm so glad valentines isn't really a thing in my country. I'd probably be one of the guys who never ever gets any gifts.
Your Rose Story sounds like one of Two things...
1. A Bratty Girl in a Cheesy Highschool Movie getting comeuppance for bragging about popularity.
2. A Backstory about a girl in sitcom Explaining why she has a FEAR of Roses thanks to a Traumatic event with them, that being this Story.
Every time I her about your high school stories I feel like a fucking alien
It recently occured to me if Ford saying in a previous episode that Gravity Falls is a magnet for things that are weird could have been forshadowing that a force attracts weird things to Gravity Falls would keep things like Bill in Gravity Falls it might even be related to the spaceship from that episode.
But more importantly it was such a heartfelt moment to see Dipper and Mabel make up the way they did espescially with those flashbacks! Mabel did make me a little mad in this episode but then it hit me in this video Dipper said that Bill had Mabel hypnotized or something and Alicialife said he didn't. A lot of people even Mabel defenders think Mabel is fully aware of what is going on and clearly she is mostly aware but when the spell breaks Mabel says "have I really been listening to the same song all week?" so Bill did have Mabel at least a little hypnotized. Nobody else in the show suspected and most of the fans didn't suspect it but Mabel was a little hypnotized and Dipper was the only one who knew her well enough to notice! He is such a good brother and it is times like that that make me wish I had a sibling sometimes.
I’m sure the empty hallway appreciated the apology lol
Also there is an actual official storyboard animatic of Dipper murdering Dippy Fresh out there by snapping his neck. Just thought you’d like to know
I, to this day, have never received a legitimate valentine or flowers or confession that wasn’t like a dare or bet or something similar. I’m the “I dare you to go give her a valentine card” person. Like just, I’m not upset that you, Alicia, or anyone else reading, got that many valentines or roses but it just… so extremely foreign to me that I’d react the same way Alicia did, maybe worse, if I received even a single flower like that.
Also sorry to dump that in a TH-cam comment, Y’all can uh, head back to scrolling now.
4:07 i just noticed the heya meme 😂
one, i never noticed mabel had a headband until this episode, and 2, want some roses alicia?
Oh I just realized. Soos's imaginary dad doesn't know how to play catch, because he's a figment of Soos's imagination and Soos doesn't know how catch works, because he's never played it! His real dad was never around to play it with him and Stan isn't really a play catch type of dude. He's definitely more of a play fetch type of dude :D
Damn, i had the exact opposite experience in school. I was the kid that was either hated, or non-existant. Then again i was in a place where "redneck" life and sports reigned supreme so as the guy who didnt fuck with that i guess i got on peoples badsides by default or something. Or maybe its cuz i was the cringy nerd kid playing by myself idk point is people despised me lol.
Solidarity dude. It gets better.
Dippy Fresh was such a fun side-character I could watch them do anything if it wasn't the end of the show, luckily, they also inspired CQ's Fresh Sans.
Yeah I truly wish the storyboard of Dipper Snapping Dippy Fresh's neck were a real thing in this show cuz i feel like that was justified since Dippy isn't real. And also MABEL WHAT THE HELL?! A more SUPPORTIVE brother??? Dipper has been doing everything he can for you all summer! How can you say he hasn't been supportive?! Sorry i just had to get that out, being a brother to a entitled sister myself this episode gives me issues to vent over.
32:56 there a sad theory because of these dudes that everything ever since they poped the bubble is still a dream world, since these 2 dudes were part of matrix and everyone just in double pocket dimension, it's hard to believe they got out of pocket dimension by poping it from inside
And it makes a lot of sense since after this they defeated bill cipher but there a lot of details that make their win a dream-like
It’s fun to see all the references from last episodes in this one. From the dream guys, industrial sprinkles, waffle guards, pug sundaes, the star creature, and more.
12:25
You’re in a chamber, Princess Unattainabelle beckons you.
12:30
But it’s a trap! An illusion cast by, “Probabilitor, the Annoying!”
I believe the cat judge is voiced by famed comedian John Stewart.
Where I went to school they had a rule that if you got anyone valentine's candy you had to bring it for everyone, so fortunately I never had that situation where I didn't get anything, but I knew where I stood anyway. The only time anyone has ever expressed romantic interest in me was as a joke, where the punchline was how undatable I was.
People didn't outright hate me, but nobody ever wanted to be friends with me, much less something more. I was always nice to people, maybe a little awkward but I think that was effect more than cause. It fucked with my confidence severely, still to this day.
Hey! I also have a "repression bubble", I call it my apartment.
I should probably say, Disney+ splits the final episode into two parts, but if you want to watch it as it originally aired, watch them both back to back.
So fun fact, the Voice for the cat judge is actually Jon Stewart, who’s a REALLY popular late night tv show host
Билл, кстати, выполнил свою часть сделки с Мейбл)).
(Me listening to Alicia’s Valentine’s Day story)
Also me: while I was only ever in it for the candy, I CAN relate to the APOLOGIES TO NO ONE.
I would hard pass on Happy Tree Friends if I were you, Alicia. That has, at best, a one time shock value, and then it's cruelty for its own sake.
The cat judge was played by Jon Stewart.
"We don’t celebrate Valentine’s Day as a school event in my country, but it reminds me of a friend’s single mother who used to send flowers to herself every year and pretended to be surprised when they arrived. It’s pretty sad.
25:58 You mean "tripping over the top of the desk". Still pondering the physics ngl.
The Valentine thing is so weird, cause where I went to school everyone in class was required to get Valentine's for everyone else in class. So literally EVERY SINGLE PERSON got the same number of Valentine's. It took me until my late teens to realize Valentine's Day was anything more than just a day you give cards to every single person you know. 😅
Alicia: "I was extremely attractive"
Oh...no. You're still very attractive, and hilarious.
And your ears wiggle. Not many people can say they can do that.
To anyone not in the know, Judge Kitty Kitty Meow Meow Face Schwartzstein is voiced by Jon Stewart of the Daily Show fame.
We finally found it. The one moment in the show where Mabel has to give up something she wanted rather than Dipper
What about Mermando and several times?
@@justynhill4814How was Mermando or the band for Dipper? Didn't Dipper lose the pool job cause of her and wasn't the boy band unrelated to him entirely?
@@joshuad3507- I thought you were talking in general but either way Mabel has supported most of her Brothers actions and has helped and gave him good advice on being around Wendy.
She gives him the key to the spare room because she comes to understand that her sleepovers are having a negative effect on him, and ruins her own play/date chances because she wants to make it up to Dipper for being selfish.