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Well folks, Gator and Cricket weren't that impressed with the Adventure Time franchise.  I don't think either one of them were paying much attention to the episode.  Something about an ice king and that he's bad and kidnapped a bunch of Princesses.  Music by Kevin MacLeod.

Hooray, the season finale.  The egg has been hatched, the bonds have been cut (or chewed in this instance), and the orb has been shattered.  Happy Gator noises.  Music by Kevin MacLeod.  

Oh boy . . . Gator was in one of his moods when he recorded this one.  Anyway, the gang are trying to find this healer up in the mountains that can save Rayla's hand from falling off.  Unfortunately they are ambushed by a monster and Ezran gets to hear Rayla monologue about how she's a screw-up and how she regrets not killing him . . . something like that.  Music by Kevin MacLeod.  

Okay, so both Gon and Killua both show off their lucky special Nen abilities at the mercenary tryouts.  Needless to say they are both accepted.  After signing away their souls to their new boss they are sucked into the game.  Gon gets a new message from his dad.   In this new message Ging does not explain why he is a butt-hole for abandoning Gon and his mother but instead explains how great he is for having a hand in making Greed Island with his buddies.    What a guy, truly an inspiration to us all.  Music by Kevin MacLeod.  

Gon and Killua try and buy themselves a copy of Greed Island.  The problem is this item is super freaking expensive and they spent all their money on shiny suits.  So Gon has the brilliant idea to hire themselves out to someone who bought the game.  Not a bad plan.  Except they don't make a good first impression.  So they practice their sick Nen abilities to come up with signature lucky special moves.  They go to the tryouts for the people who are hiring to go into the game for loot and are accepted.  Music by Kevin MacLeod.  

Alright.  In the first episode Marco and Star decide to freeze time for stupid reasons.  And after a while they get bored and decide to unfreeze time.  Except it's a bit of a process.   They have to convince Father Time (Who is a super chill dude) to get back on the wheel.  In the second part of the episode Star's dad decides to crash at Marco's place for a while.  King Butterfly is even more eccentric then his daughter.  (Which is saying something.)  Eventually the King overstays his welcome and invites over some of his buds for a party.  This does not go over well.Music by Kevin MacLeod. 

In the first part of this episode Star and Marco end up in Hell (except we don't call it that.  It's a kids show.) for a party that happens every 667 years.  (Disney had to change the number cause . . .  you know.  Kids show.) Star's ex invited her so Marco shows up later to bail Star out of trouble.  They end up dancing so all aboard the shipping express.  So on to the second part.  We are introduced to Toffee.   A big brain, a man (or monster) who knows all the angles.  Ludo hires him on the spot.  One of Ludo's henchmen is all like. "Boss, I think Toffee is kind of sus."  Ludo is all like.  "Naw, bra.  It's cool."Music by Kevin MacLeod.   

We got the boys back!  Yay!  In short, Pakunoda (the lady who shoots mind-bullets)  is dead.  (Because she knows too much) and Chrollo is nurtured because he can't use his sick Nen abilities (which bums out Hisoka because he really really wanted to fight Chrollo).    So now the boys are off to get a copy of Greed Island.  I always thought they were saying Green Island this whole time.Music by Kevin MacLeod.

Alright, we got the Phantom Troupe leader . . . small problem the Troupe still have Gon and Killua.  So the Troupe now have to follow a list of demands from Kurapika so their boss doesn't get murdered.  Needless to say the Troupe is not happy about the situation.  Music by Kevin MacLeodPSMachi is hot and awesome.  

Not a lot to say about this one.  A couple of jerk gems try and prank Steven to death.  They cross the line when Greg has to cut off some of his hair.  Music by Kevin MacLeod.