GC13 and David discuss Jeremiah from Summer Camp Island.

Oscar, the camper with the most telepathically intrudable mind, just so happened to stumble on one of Susie’s magical artifacts that preys on weakness. What are the odds? Yep, Susie probably should have brought in Hedgehog for this one. All’s well that ends well though.

Do you think we’ll see Jeremiah again, or do you think his story is done? I think we can all agree though, it’s a good thing he didn’t scream at anyone.

GC13 and David discuss BUDS from Glitch Techs.

Come on, we can’t be the only ones disappointed we never got to see any gameplay from Burrowing Underground Doppelganger Squad. At least we got to see some Pixel Panic, even if it does seem oddly familiar…

But this is it: the start of Mitch’s redemption. The seeds planted that will one day grow into sympathy for the devil (or at least that one jerk who always hogs all of the XP).

GC13 and David discuss The Emily Ghost Institute For Manners and Magical Etiquette from Summer Camp Island, and yep: that title is a mouth full.

And we all know how rude it is to talk with your mouth full. Well, except for maybe Oscar. (He’s kind of thick, you see.) At least he didn’t have to eat any knuckle sandwiches, and Hedgehog even got to go to school for a day!

We do have our doubts about the quality of Ms. Ghost’s program though. All we’re saying is, we don’t see witches using very many skylights…

GC13 and David discuss Ralphie Bear is Back from Glitch Techs.

So, everyone mark “Five Nights at Freddy’s episode” off of your checklist. Jinkies those animatronics are creepy… Thank goodness we have a Birthday Ruiner around to take care of them! Maybe we even have two…

Save all of your money up, and you too can have a robot try to ruin your birthday! At least the prizes at the prize counter actually cost a reasonable amount though. Still a pretty good timeline, even without the Glitch Tech catgirls.

GC13 and David discuss Oscar and His Demon from Summer Camp Island.

It’s an episode where the strictest standards of silence are upheld. There’s no speaking, no music, and no sounds of wildlife (don’t worry, the woodpeckers are excellent mimes).

Well we say there’s no speaking, but that bit at the end… Oscar’s demon gives voice to some very interesting thoughts. Certainly Summer Camp Island has more to teach us than just the joys of friendship. Remember kids, sometimes it’s important to live a little.

GC13 and David discuss Spirit Balls from Summer Camp Island.

Ah, 10 years before Betsy. Isn’t it nice to be able to place things on a timeline? We get another look at Mallory in this episode, but it’s Emma we really get a dive into. But… Do we actually understand her any better?

No, no, all we have is questions. If Spirit Balls didn’t make you wonder then you weren’t paying attention, but seeing what the witches were up to in the past is always a treat.

GC13 and David discuss Breakfast Like Gene Kelly from Summer Camp Island.

We may not know much about Gene Kelly, but we know a lot about Summer Camp Island—except for maybe monster names, we’re still working on those. Thank goodness we have pine needle skiing with a ski patrol, and a swear patrol to go along with them!

Also, we know a lot about health codes too. We have our doubts that Oscar’s kitchen behavior would pass a health inspection…

GC13 and David discuss Ping from Glitch Techs.

This is it: the big retro game episode! Games like Pong may not be as advanced as the games we play nowadays, but they’re still fun. Even Super Mario 64 still has a few things it can teach us.

But of course Mitch isn’t a big fan of the beepy-bloopy retro titles. He’ll be getting his character development soon enough though, don’t you worry.

GC13 and David bring up a double-header and discuss both Sea Bunnies and Mushrumours from Summer Camp Island.

Sea Bunnies is a wild ride, not least because of the huge difference in art style the episode has. Just watch out for the sea rabbits: they’re not nearly as cute and cuddly as they first appear…

It’s Mushrumours that gives us another piece of the lore puzzle, with witches not bending nature to their whim. Plus, a huge lore drop: Alice is, in fact, a woolly mammoth, NOT an elephant!

GC13 and David discuss Susie’s Fantastical Scavenger Hunt from Summer Camp Island.

Yeah, Susie’s lost a lot of earring backs, okay? At least she remembers vaguely where she lost them. And apparently isn’t too particular about where she gets them from, as long as she gets them.

Oscar and Lucy make a good team though, even if it’s only due to the embracing of a diabolical nature. Anything for Heartforde.

Oh, and egg on pizza: yea or nay?