We take a look at the Fionna and Cake season 2 finale, wonder aloud what's next for this show, give our hopes for the Adventure Times spinoffs to come, and take a look at Adult Swim's The Elephant.

Episodes Covered:

“The Worm and His Orchard” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 19),

“The Bear and the Rose” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 20)

Hosted by Kevin Ford, Brad Garoon, and Justin Houston

Does Fionna & Cake have a character consistency problem? How about a character agency problem? Is Fionna all over the place, or are her actions the result of a season's worth of build up? All that and more as we get close the the Fionna & Cake season 2 finale.

Episodes Covered:

“The Wolves Who Wandered” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 17),

“The Insect That Sang” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 18)

Fionna & Cake is over the mid-season hill. Cake and Huntress Wizard take a trip through a time traveling tree, and then Fionna follows Huntress Wizard through a clock-themed croak dream that threatens Finn.

Episodes Covered:

“The Butterfly and the River” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 15),

“The Bird in the Clock” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 16)

Fionna & Cake continues through its second season, but is it introducing too many threads? And are these hyper-serialized episodes satisfying? They're definitely funny. And why was that dog doing that thing?

Episodes Covered:

“The Lion of Embers” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 13),

“The Cat Who Tipped the Box” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 14)

Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake is back for season 2, and so are Kevin Ford, Brad Garoon, and Justin Houston! The fellas talk about Fionna's journey towards adulthood, inter-species relationships, and what they hope for out of the new 10-episode season.

Episodes Covered:

“The Hare & the Sprout” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 11),

“The Crocodile Who Bit a Log” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 12)

Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake has come to an end, and there's a somber tone over this episode because of it. Kevin Ford, Brad Garoon, and Justin Houston talk about what worked in the final two episodes of the miniseries (or perhaps, season of television?), what they're hoping for if Adventure Time continues in some form, and the great work of the voice cast over the past 10 episodes. Flooping the Pig is taking a little break after this, but look out for more in the very near future.

Episodes Covered: “Casper & Nova” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 9),

We are rapidly approaching the end of the Fionna & Cake miniseries, though we're holding out hope it gets renewed for a second season as Kevin Ford, Brad Garoon, and Justin Houston just are not ready to say goodbye. They discuss who is controlling the multiverse, their predictions for the end of the season, and who would be the worse Adventure Time character to greet you in the afterlife.

Episodes Covered: “The Star” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 7),

We're over the halfway mark for this season (miniseries?) of Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake, and there is much to discuss. Kevin Ford, Brad Garoon, and Justin Houston come together to talk about a pair of episodes that see the Adventure Time gang do a lot of old-fashioned adventuring. We get a return to Farmworld, a bizarro version of Ooo where Candy and Ice are swapped, and an ode to the Muppet Babies. Plus, are we dealing with a universe loop, where someone in every universe is creating the next universe? It's turtles all the way down on this episode of Flooping the Pig.

Episodes Covered: “Destiny” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 5),

DRAMA BOMB! Or rather, exposition bomb? Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake is back with two more episodes and a whole lot of plot. Brad Garoon, Kevin Ford, and Justin Houston discuss the origins of the corporeal Fionna & Cake (and their friends and neighbors), the new big bad, where the show goes from here, and the continued abuse heaped on Simon Petrikov.

Episodes Covered: “Cake the Cat” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 3),

Adventure Time is back, in Fionna & Cake form! Brad Garoon, Kevin Ford, and Justin Houston also return from a two-year hiatus to talk about the first two episodes of Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake. They dive into the surprising direct sequel-nature of the show, the way that the tone has grown up with the audience, and trade theories about the show's trajectory. They also try to decipher every single multiverse character analogue. What fun! It's good to be back.

Episodes Covered: “Fionna Campbell” (Fionna & Cake, Episode 1),