Writing About All Things Pop Culture
After a three month break, Steven Universe is back for it’s final round of episodes. And as the first half of this epilogue established, there’s a lot of unfinished business, especially with regards to Steven himself. He needs help, but has no idea how to communicate that. This week, though, he seemed to take a few steps closer to that goal while also wrapping up the secondary characters plots.
Well, folks, we’re almost at the end of this long, musical road that is Steven Universe. With the final ten episodes of Steven Universe Future coming out in March, I wanted to look at the new trailer and give my thoughts on what may happen.
I’m SO looking forward to blogging and review every last episode of the final season next month. No matter how long it takes
Happy New Year, everyone! It’s me, Jay, from RJ-Writing Ink ringing in the new year. I know I’ve been quiet for the past few days, but I wanted to take … Continue Reading New Year, New Plans
We’ve seen Steven struggle with the change in his life in Steven Universe Future. In the final episode of the year, things start to come to a head.
As we end the decade, I wanted to look back on my favorite cartoons of this Animation Renaissance we’ve gone through. Here are my top ten favorite cartoons of the 2010s in no order!
So many blockbusters and hit films came out in 2019 that I almost lost track. As this year draws to a close, I look at my picks for my ten favorite movies of 2019. Also, I noticed a lot of them came from Disney and that’s a little scary.
In this episode of Steven Universe Future, we see how far Steven and Lapis have come since the beginning of the show. Puts things in persepective.
This week’s episode of Steven Universe Future steps back and has Steven with some good old fashioned shenanigans. Also, Onion creeps me out.
I can’t believe we’ve come so far! Steven Universe Future, here we are! I review the premiere to Steven Universe Future, and it is awesome!
As the decade draws to a close, I list off all the movies that I loved over the past ten years. There A LOT of them!
Star Wars: The Clone Wars was one of the best cartoons of all time. Since Rise of Skywalker comes out soon, let’s look at my favorite arcs from this show!
I don’t understand why, but I’ve never been that big a fan of Thanksgiving. Maybe it’s because of the fact that I don’t like the food; it’s true. I don’t like stuffing, gravy, or mashed potatoes. However, I still appreciate what Thanksgiving means. It’s about being able to spend time with family and think about what we’re blessed to have. Still, I’ve spent 2019 doing something for several big holidays, and I won’t stop with Thanksgiving. So without further ado, here are my top 5 favorite Thanksgiving Day Specials!
For an entire generation of kids, the Big Three of animation were the ones who made the best cartoons on TV. As a result, the news of the trio joining the streaming wars was big news on social media. As a fan of shows made by all three of these entities, I couldn’t resist giving my two cents. So, I’ll be giving my thoughts and opinions on each company, their streaming service, and how I think they’ll do.
For my penultimate pick for my first ever month of screams, I chose a show that’s perfect for Halloween. It’s Cartoon Network’s 2000’s classic, The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy. If you didn’t know, its about two kids, the idiotic Billy and the cynically terrifying Mandy, who win the friendship of the Grim Reaper in a game. The show followed the trio’s supernatural misadventures, and it was a mega-hit for the channel. Of course, it helped that Richard Horvitz and Grey DeLisle voiced the main characters. As a result of its themes, this show’s perfect for Halloween, and Billy and Mandy’s Jacked Up Halloween delivered!
Jay’s Month of Screams, Day 29- Regular Show I made a promise to take a look at every one of the Regular Show Terror Tales of the Park episodes, and … Continue Reading Terror Tales VI in Space!
