GC13 and David discuss Dark Harvest from Invader Zim, AKA “Body Horror: The Episode”.

You could do body part replacement without it looking so uncomfortable, but that’s not the world Invader Zim takes place in. Everything is awful, everyone is awful, and every background must be lovingly crafted by a (hopefully) well-paid background artist for use in a single shot.

Yeah, pairing this one up with Germs was probably the right call. Bestest Friends would have just been too much.

GC13 and David discuss The Glitch Modder from Glitch Techs.

Introducing a new character is a heck of a way to start a season (or the second half of a season for you sticklers). Well, Ridley… If you’ve seen the episode you’ll know, and if you haven’t seen the episode then what are you waiting for?

It’s good to see that Mitch is still in jerk mode. Some things never change. Or… Do they?

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GC13 and David discuss Together Again from Adventure Time: Distant Lands.

Finn and Jake are finally together again! We knew this was coming ever since Finn had his Jake tattoo in Obsidian, and it’s a suitably epic adventure for Finn and Jake to end their tenure on.

Did you wonder about Dead Worlds? We get to see a few. We even know some numbers for them!

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GC13 and David discuss Sneeze Guard from Summer Camp Island. Yes, an episode about being sick to follow an episode about germs.

And oh how sick things become. Alice doesn’t pass her illness on to anyone, oh no—she passes it on to the island itself. Magical illnesses don’t mess around on Summer Camp Island.

Thankfully, witches have the ability to make a loyal assistant out of anyone, so Susie and Betsy are there to make things better. Eventually.

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GC13 and David discuss Germs from Invader Zim.

Another episode of Zim, another episode that got its own Flash game on Nick.com. Okay, this is also the last one with its own game, but it’s still remarkable.

So come with us into a world where the 3D printers are really good and the spray cans last forever—a world of spaaaaaace meat!

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GC13 and David discuss Karate Trainer from Glitch Techs.

Become one with the combo—see, we told you tutorials are useful! It’s Lexi’s time to shine with a little bit of help from Karate Trainer 4, so let’s get achievement hunting!

Ribbit!

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GC13 and Ken make way to Invincible to discuss its first episode, It’s About Time. It sure is.

Yep, neither of them have ever read the comic series, but that just means they approach the show without expectations. Well, except for one expectation—waiting for a heel turn.  Don’t worry though, it still managed to be surprising.

So if you have Amazon Prime, be sure to watch along.

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GC13 and David discuss NanoZim from Invader Zim.

Do you want to see what a 3D budget can do in an early 2000s show? Well, NanoZim is your episode. Dib and Zim may both be dumb, but the money was very wisely spent.

So load up Dib’s Nanochase if you can find it: we don’t get games for cartoon episodes anymore, and that’s a shame.

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GC13 and David discuss Mom Soon from Summer Camp Island.

So, Skadi punches clouds and craves her mother’s approval, while Hedgehog boils pianos and doesn’t care much about her mother’s approval. It seems like there are some lessons that can be taught here, even if it ends up putting Hedgehog in debt.

And yes, there’s also more fuel for the retcon fire.

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GC13 and David discuss Adventures in Pet Training from Glitch Techs.

Do you think with your thumper, or your thinker? That is to say: what is a glitch but a– Wait, wrong episode!

Delve deep into the philosophy of clones and software this episode, thanks to the wonders of science-fiction. Also, if 2016’s Ghostbusters and Wreck-It Ralph are being referenced in cartoons now, does that make us old?

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