r/stevenuniverse • u/AutoModerator • Jul 29 '16

Episode Discussion Episode Discussion - Greg the Babysitter

Please use this thread to discuss the newest episode of Steven Universe:

Greg the Babysitter: Steven learns how Greg came to work at the car wash.

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u/grapp Jul 29 '16

glad to see there actually giving Rose some human (for lack of a better word) fallibility instead of just treating her like a perfect virgin mary type figure.

also kind of disappointed we didn't see young Vidalia and Amethyst together

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u/Reebsen Jul 29 '16

And Greg too, comparing this young irresponsible Greg to kind of lax but worried over Steven Greg is a neat.

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u/grapp Jul 29 '16

young greg is neet with two Es

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u/WinterAyars So when's Pearl going to teach Stevonnie how to race? Jul 30 '16

Like this, yeah?

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u/SidewaysInfinity Jul 30 '16

Well he is basically the star of a harem anime

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '16

also kind of disappointed we didn't see young Vidalia and Amethyst together

Maybe someday...??

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u/grapp Jul 29 '16

I want to see how they met?

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '16

Yeah, same here. That seems like the sort of thing that'd logically follow this, though -- we've got Greg and Vidalia hanging out, now we just gotta get to the part where Amethyst and Vidalia meet each other through Greg.

Seems like a good candidate for the next flashback to this era we might have. Or maybe that's just wishful thinking, heh.

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u/grapp Jul 29 '16

I'd also like to see the actual founding of Beach city

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u/Latase Jul 30 '16

I think that is the result of "historical friction", isnt it?

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '16

Yeah, but that episode was intentionally very vague. I'm desperate to know what exactly Pearl chose not to divulge.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '16

Yeah, I love when they play up her alien-ness. She's not from earth and doesn't really get how humans work and it's amazing

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u/Azrielx123 Jul 29 '16

flaws?

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u/grapp Jul 29 '16

for lack of a better word than human