#gf s02e13

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Gravity Falls S02E13 - Dungeons, Dungeons and More Dungeons

This has to be a reference to Dungeons and Dragons, right? The only things I want are more Stanford, mysteries and family drama. Please the game be a vehicle for that, I beg you. I guess... let's do this?

Wow, the shack looks worse than ever.

I expect it from the kids, but you too, Stan? THOSE WORDS ARE CURSED.

And there you go.

I kinda want to watch a show about Stanford's adventures now.

He looks _so_ proud. He's still that nerdy kid from New Jersey. Just a lot more rugged.

I had to rewind this because he actually said Great Uncle Ford. I was going to comment about how wrong Grunkle Ford sounded.

There's an obvious joke to make here but I won't be the one to make it. Imagine it yourself. Feel it dirtying up your brain. It's all you, dear reader, it's all you.

That's my point! Let Stanford be free and Keep Gravity Falls Weird™️

Just another reminder that everything good ends.

Is Stanford ever going to be part of the crew? At least enough to be in this picture?

...how long is summer break in the US?

EDIT: Two to three months. A _lot_ has happened in very few weeks, huh.

Such a simple joke and it still made me laugh out loud.

That's exactly how they look.

Aren't the twins' parents going to freak out when they find out the Stan they have known for the last 30 years was actually the one they probably grieved for when Stan faked his death?

AO3 in a picture.

Sometimes I feel Gravity Falls was a vehicle for the writer to make fun of things that were popular in his youth but not so much when the show was airing.

I don't want to distract from Blubs's awesome costume but why is the other cop a castle?

Sorry, I meant fortress.

You know _who_ would like that game? STANFORD.

YOU'RE A FCLORPER! YOU HAVE NO ROOM TO TALK

I can't decide if the intended irony is too much or just the right amount.

A glimpse of GF's darkest timeline.

...the goat has a name. Have they mentioned it before? It's a _great_ name

Neeeeeeeeeeeerd. I can't believe they are all going to die because they are going to be too busy playing D & D & D instead of catching that Cycloptopus.

He wants Stanford's approval so much.

It's really cute that Dipper finally has someone who's on the same wavelength as him. Hopefully it'll also work as a warning of what can happen if he gets too deep into his own thing.

Somewhat unrelated but... didn't Stanford spend 30 years in a hellish weird dimension? He seems extremely well adjusted.

Wow, those dices are the ugliest CG I have seen in this show.

The 90s, everyone.

We are seven episodes from the finale. I. NEED. ANSWERS.

So... he has travelled across many dimensions. In that case, why did he wait until Stan opened the portal to come back to Earth?

If this was released this year I'd have thought this episode was parodying the GoT finale.

Hey. hey. hey. Watch your mouth

Oh no, mom and dad are fighting again.

This is so incredibly dumb. I love it.

Welp, with that problem solved now they can watch TV in peace.

Grenda gets me.

Grenda just jumped a lot of places in my favorite character list

Oh my god.

Yup. Grenda is officially the best.

I'm running out of adjectives to describe how great this is.

Magic words for Stan.

He waited until the dice stopped before saying what he wanted. Cheater.

Isn't that just a horse?

Oh no. No no no. It's so much worse than what I had imagined.

...how does Stanford know about the banned monster if it only appeared in the 1991-1992 edition?

You know what? You deserve it, Grenda.

That's very on the nose.

Oh no, this is 100% going to cause problems between Dipper and Mabel (only to solved by talking, unlike the original twins who never did)

FUN AND GAMES ARE GREAT DISTRACTIONS

BUT SMALL THINGS CAN HAVE CHAIN REACTIONS

Uuh, foreshadowing~

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This was the silliest/most absurd Gravity Falls episode so far. And it was exactly what I needed after so many episodes of plot. I laughed _a lot_.

There's not a lot I can talk about but I did enjoy how they made it very clear that the parallel between Dipper and Stanford is not meant to be subtle. They are very similar in personality, just like Mabel and Stan are.

All the episodes about learning how to talk about what they want and their problems and understanding where the other is coming from would make a lot of sense if it was all to set up a situation in the future where they solve a problem by communicating instead of having everything fall apart between them because they failed to listen to each other (like the older twins.)

I'm really intrigued about where this is going so, until next time!

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Me personally? I think it was obvious Alex Hirsch never played D&D because there's no way a guy who was last in this dimension in 1982 and a 12 year old kid from the 2010's could play the game together and the only notable differences the 1982 would find is just *artwork quality*.

Oh god, can you imagine a 24-minute episode of Ford whining about the rule changes from DD&MD to DD&MD 2012 edition?

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Re: DD&MD, I'm pretty sure the character was banned in the 70s/early 80s and *then* brought back in the later edition. Honestly though, the idea of banning a D&D character is so funny because that's not how the game works. One of the clear signs that, yeah, Alex Hirsch has never played it.

He probably went * shrugs * “It works like Magic, right?” and no one ever corrected him because it was funnier that way.

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Regarding your "the writer making fun of things that were popular when he was young": You realize that there are still a lot of people LARPing and playing RPGs? I'd even wager there are more now than back then, thanks to the Internet making it way easier to organize events.

Oh, they are definitely more popular nowadays but the episode felt like Hirsch was making fun of something he had heard instead of modern LARPing or RPGs. I’m not sure I can explain why it felt like that but Hirsch having never played D&D makes a lot of sense in hindsight.