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ALL POSTSThoughts on Somewhere Over the Swingset
<p>If you have any thoughts on the episode "Somewhere Over the Swingset", write about it here.
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<div class="quote"><i>ImperfectXIII wrote:
<p>(Even more unfortunately, this episode sees the return of Painbow's twerking joke. It only lasts for about half a second, but it's there, and it's in your face.) </p> </i></div>
<p>This controversal stuff again? It's almost as if they're deliberately trying to alienate its audiences. </p>
<p>(Even more unfortunately, this episode sees the return of Painbow's twerking joke. It only lasts for about half a second, but it's there, and it's in your face.) </p> </i></div>
<p>This controversal stuff again? It's almost as if they're deliberately trying to alienate its audiences. </p>
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<p>Were there any good moments in the episode, since I saw the preview for this, the Professor didn't want the girls to swing, so was any moments with him that stood out
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<div class="quote"><i>Rosiesievers20 wrote:
Were there any good moments in the episode</i></div>
<p>Yes, there were. There's a scene where the Girls are trapped in Allegro's mirror dimension, but they haven't caught on yet. They hear the real Professor in the bathroom mirror crying over the Girls' apparent disappearance, and they pound on the mirror to try and reach out to him, but he can't hear them. It's kind of heartbreaking.
</p><p>Also, at the end of the episode, when they escape the mirror dimension and reunite with the Professor, Bubbles asks him, "Does this mean we're not in trouble for going on the swing?", and he answers, "No, you're still in a lot of trouble", and the episode just ends there. I thought that was pretty funny. </p>
Were there any good moments in the episode</i></div>
<p>Yes, there were. There's a scene where the Girls are trapped in Allegro's mirror dimension, but they haven't caught on yet. They hear the real Professor in the bathroom mirror crying over the Girls' apparent disappearance, and they pound on the mirror to try and reach out to him, but he can't hear them. It's kind of heartbreaking.
</p><p>Also, at the end of the episode, when they escape the mirror dimension and reunite with the Professor, Bubbles asks him, "Does this mean we're not in trouble for going on the swing?", and he answers, "No, you're still in a lot of trouble", and the episode just ends there. I thought that was pretty funny. </p>
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Do we have anything on just what Allegro is?
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<div class="quote">Rosiesievers20 wrote:
Were there any good moments in the episode</i></div>
<p>Yes, there were. There's a scene where the Girls are trapped in Allegro's mirror dimension, but they haven't caught on yet. They hear the real Professor in the bathroom mirror crying over the Girls' apparent disappearance, and they pound on the mirror to try and reach out to him, but he can't hear them. It's kind of heartbreaking.
</p><p>Also, at the end of the episode, when they escape the mirror dimension and reunite with the Professor, Bubbles asks him, "Does this mean we're not in trouble for going on the swing?", and he answers, "No, you're still in a lot of trouble", and the episode just ends there. I thought that was pretty funny. </p> </div> <p>I bet they were emotional scenes, especially when they reunite ^^ </p>
Were there any good moments in the episode</i></div>
<p>Yes, there were. There's a scene where the Girls are trapped in Allegro's mirror dimension, but they haven't caught on yet. They hear the real Professor in the bathroom mirror crying over the Girls' apparent disappearance, and they pound on the mirror to try and reach out to him, but he can't hear them. It's kind of heartbreaking.
</p><p>Also, at the end of the episode, when they escape the mirror dimension and reunite with the Professor, Bubbles asks him, "Does this mean we're not in trouble for going on the swing?", and he answers, "No, you're still in a lot of trouble", and the episode just ends there. I thought that was pretty funny. </p> </div> <p>I bet they were emotional scenes, especially when they reunite ^^ </p>
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<p>Ok I saw this episode, and it was better than Painbow, but I agree with Imperfect that there are still questions to be answered about Allegro, where did he come from and things. But it was a great episode and they were some emotional and some funny scenes ^^
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<p>Just saw the episode, it appears that Allegro can take the form of a small blue bear when badly hurt and might actually be a chaos being. He had to absorb the girls' energy but I'm not sure why it had to be the girls and not a random person. It still kinda supports the clone theory because he was trying to trap the girls in a utopia and if he is actually a rogue AI he might be unable to tell the girls the truth.
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<div class="quote"><i>Steven Bomb 17 wrote:
Do we have anything on just what Allegro is?</i></div>
<p>Panda from We Bare Bears + Pedobear </p>
Do we have anything on just what Allegro is?</i></div>
<p>Panda from We Bare Bears + Pedobear </p>
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<p>SERIOUSLY-why do they INSIST on putting twerking in the Allegro eps, heck I actually LIKED this one mostly.
</p><p>ALSO-what did Allegro mean by "I need your energy to get big and strong again" does he...know they're weaker than the previous versions?
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