Two Swords
Summary Finn and Jake contend with a mysterious, but familiar, new being. Our Take The season’s low point so far: contrived situations, thin motivation, and a shrug of an ending.
Summary Finn and Jake contend with a mysterious, but familiar, new being. Our Take The season’s low point so far: contrived situations, thin motivation, and a shrug of an ending.
Summary Finn and Jake take on one of the fiercest enemies they’ve faced when a powerful ally goes rogue. Our Take An off episode. Even great shows stub their toes; this is Adventure Time’s stubbed toe.
Summary During an excavation, Finn, Jake and Susan encounter a mysterious stranger who may hold the key to the past. Our Take Skippable unless you’re a completist. The season recovers after this.
Summary To put his embarrassing past behind him, Jake needs his daughter Charlie’s help to win an underground Card Wars tourney. Our Take Solid, satisfying television. The season’s engine keeps turning and the character work pays.
Summary While judging the hugest Battle of the Bands in the history of Ooo, Finn hears a mysterious new song. Our Take Fine. Just fine. Adventure Time has better hours than this one.
Summary Fionna and Cake go on a cooking adventure to push Cake’s are to a brand new-level. Our Take The season’s low point so far: contrived situations, thin motivation, and a shrug of an ending.
Summary Ice King discovers something buried deep beneath the Ice Kingdom that could change Ooo forever. Our Take A mixed bag: some good moves, some filler. Adventure Time running at cruising speed.
Summary Stripped of his magic powers, Normal Man enlists Finn and Jake’s help to rescue his brother Glob. Our Take Fine. Just fine. Adventure Time has better hours than this one.
Summary Finn brings a special delivery for Cinnamon Bun. Our Take A solidly built episode with more hits than misses. Worth your time.
Summary Finn starts having guilt nightmares about his missing Finn Sword…but are the nightmares real? Our Take A transition episode that sets up more than it delivers. Necessary, not thrilling.