GC13 and David discuss What Lies Beneath from Unicorn: Warriors Eternal.

It’s the middle episode of a trio of closely linked episodes. We start off with a chase through the London city streets, but we end up on a haunted/living ship that is a clear and present danger to our heroes.

Seng/Alfie has it worse than everyone else though: not only is he cut off from the spirit world, a whole new sense he’s just been opened up to, but he’s also fading away. Thank goodness Copernicus is around to bring some levity to the situation.

GC13 and David discuss A Fateful Encounter from Unicorn: Warriors Eternal.

It’s the third of ten episodes and it’s when the mystery really picks up: what is going on with this combination Emma and Melinda? But we don’t have time to worry about that, because the heroes have heroic things to do. … After Twillion makes sure everything is safe for a general audience first.

Plus if you listen to the podcast very carefully, you might hear a “Mildred”. There are more of those to come, of that you can be sure.

GC13 and David discuss both parts of The Awakening from Unicorn: Warriors Eternal.

They’re the first two episodes of a whole new property, so they have a lot of setup to do. We’re introduced to our eternal warriors, and learn that this time, everything is different.

Our enemy of the week is none other than Lulu: the non-psychic, non-tandem, non-war elephant! It’s… Not nearly as silly as an elephant named Lulu sounds.

GC13 and David discuss I Won’t Leave You Alone from Bee and PuppyCat.

Well, hopefully there’s another season because there’s no way they can end the storyline there. There are so many new questions for us to answer, and so many new questions for the answers to give us! The business has to add up, we need that new season.

At least Cardamon is finally happy. And with Sticky to keep watch, things surely won’t get out of hand during the journey!

GC13 and David discuss Now I’m Really Alone from Bee and PuppyCat.

When Moully shows up on the Island, there’s a sudden increase in accidental property damage. Cas doesn’t mind though, so long as she has things she wants. And with Moully able to travel the island very quickly, he and Bee are able to get into all sorts of trouble while Bee ducks her responsibility so badly PuppyCat has to make a handpuppet.

We’re almost at the end of the season. With one episode to go, it’s time to pay off a fake-out and upset some status quo!

GC13 and David discuss Why Don’t You Help Me from Bee and PuppyCat.

PuppyCat spent this episode being ice cold; Tempbot and Sticky probably think so, at least. It was all done in the name of love though—and hunger. But as the romance between Cellphone and Tempbot ends, a new one begins, even if the teachers have two entire classes worth of tattles to listen to now.

Oh yes, and the Warlocks. They start the episode weird, and they end the episode minus a hand. Welcome to the Island.

GC13 and David discuss Golden Eyes from Bee and PuppyCat.

Well, that’s how we expect a Bee and PuppyCat episode to end, isn’t it? Utterly baffled, and yet feeling as though it’s the only ending we could have got. Still, that ship hasn’t sunk, has it? There’s still hope.

Not for that poor butterfly though. What’s going on on this island? What’s going on in space? And why does PuppyCat… Do… That? So full of questions we are, aren’t we?

GC13 and David discuss Two Clown Noses from Bee and PuppyCat.

Ah, it’s nice to return to the series on such a kind and charming episode. Two Clown Noses ships Bee and Crispin, in a way that makes much more sense than Toast and Merlin’s bizarre relationship-for-revenge.

It also gives us a change to learn more about Crispin’s past, finally giving some context to why he insists on making everything look like clowns. And, also, it finally teaches him how to talk to his family about what he wants, maybe helping them build a stronger relationship with him going forward.

GC13, Soren, and David discuss King’s Tide from The Owl House.

It’s finally been all put together: Belos (Philip?), the Collector, King, the door, and all on the Day of Unity. An arm was nobly sacrificed, but at least everyone made it out alive (even if they have to wait most of another season to see their loved ones again).

And with that we’ve finally discussed every episode of The Owl House. Here’s to hoping that we get to spend some more time on the Boiling Isles some day, but until that day comes: BYEEEEE!

GC13, Soren, and David discuss Clouds on the Horizon from The Owl House.

If there was anyone out there who didn’t know why Luz’s palisman started out as an egg, well, now you know! You also know why the Owl House crew drew a rat that looked suspiciously like Alador…

Speaking of whom, now that he’s no longer employed by Odalia, he’s free to form a better relationship with his daughter—and maybe even get to know his future daughter-in-law.