When an animal's eyes move to the sides of their head, their range of sight increases behind them, but as a result, it decreases right in front of them. So yup! Soos' plan would work irl. I used to have a bunny, and whenever i pet her nose, she never realized my finger was there. But move it slightly to the side and she'd react to it. It's similar with humans, too (why glasses have separate lenses and not one big oval/square lense)! If you hold your index finger straight up between your eyes and press it right on the bridge of your nose, you can't see most of it (and if you focus long enough, you brain will just omit the parts you can see, but that's a different weird thing your body does)! But if you move it a couple millimeters away, you can see it again because it'll be a distance you can actually focus on. Like, if you imagine your eyes are just giant cones coming out of your face and coming to a point in the distance, then human eyes can move toward the center of their faces more than animals with eyes on the sides of their heads.
Here we gooo! The show actually starts next week. A while back after y’all asked for cipher back I posted explanations of the cipher types, hints for solving, a list of the ciphers so far, list of where to look for backmasked messages, and solutions after a cut. Kinda bummed y’all haven’t addressed any of the ciphers or backmasked messages, as they add some fun and suspense to the show. There will be even more ciphers in upcoming episodes… I feel like y’all are missing out a bit by not investigating or even looking up any of them.
Personally didn't get into the ciphers until the journal arc and I still enjoyed the show a ton! The beginning is pretty light on pointing out clues to the audience, especially going into it blind. I feel like Alex did a great job making the show feel for the viewers how it feels for the characters: a weird and interesting thing that becomes an intriguing mystery that draws you in. TLDR it might be more fun to get into it organically, and the show definitely stands on its own without.
Idk if you've started season 2 yet or not, but if you haven't, there are Gravity Falls shorts that cameout during the hiatus before season 2. Maybe you guys could react to the shorts before starting season 2. But no need to tho, not watching the shorts isn't gonna affect your viewing experience, this is just a suggestion😊
"Land Before Swine": Grunklestan gets in hot water with Mabel over Waddles, Jesus' screw ups reviewed, "follow the red yarn way," and McGucket is Pterodactyl chow.;) A favorite episode to match "The Time Traveler's Pig."
I know I'm late, but since I recently watched/commented on other 1x18 reactions, I figured I'd re-watch/-comment on this reaction too: -This is 1 of my favorite GF eps. While I much prefer modern-style dinos & the like in media (E.g. AppleTV's "Prehistoric Planet", which I recommend reacting to: ruclips.net/video/Jk4ZlVEtjsc/видео.html ), GF's retro-style ones work well in this sci-fi/fantasy context. -Just to clarify, pterodactyls/pterosaurs ARE closely related to dinos, but are NOT dinos themselves (I.e. They lack the special features that all dinos, including birds, inherited from the 1st dino). Both evolved from a common archosaur ancestor. Furthermore (in reference to Stan saying, "They're just big lizards"), none of the above are lizards. Both archosaurs & lepidosaurs (which includes true lizards) evolved from a common reptile ancestor. -9:01: Unfortunately, referring to non-dinos as dinos is a common mistake in popular media, including the Jurassic World series. Speaking of, I highly recommend reacting to Camp Cretaceous/Chaos Theory, another animated show w/lots of action, mystery, & representation.
We going on a Waddles rescue mission! Jurrasic Pork! XD Also, "Muguckett is the ultimate evil of the show"? Oh, sweet summer children, you have no idea what's coming.
Missed opportunity for this episode to be called "Jurassic Pork" XD
8:32: Your face when Waddle's got snatched! 😂
They must have retitled it😂
omg the reaction was too good 😭😭
Real
@@pollyphobia And the reaction to The Trickster reforming and jumping into the air.
When an animal's eyes move to the sides of their head, their range of sight increases behind them, but as a result, it decreases right in front of them. So yup! Soos' plan would work irl. I used to have a bunny, and whenever i pet her nose, she never realized my finger was there. But move it slightly to the side and she'd react to it. It's similar with humans, too (why glasses have separate lenses and not one big oval/square lense)! If you hold your index finger straight up between your eyes and press it right on the bridge of your nose, you can't see most of it (and if you focus long enough, you brain will just omit the parts you can see, but that's a different weird thing your body does)! But if you move it a couple millimeters away, you can see it again because it'll be a distance you can actually focus on. Like, if you imagine your eyes are just giant cones coming out of your face and coming to a point in the distance, then human eyes can move toward the center of their faces more than animals with eyes on the sides of their heads.
Old Man McGucket is on FIRE this ep🤣 All his lines are super hilarious to me
Here we gooo! The show actually starts next week.
A while back after y’all asked for cipher back I posted explanations of the cipher types, hints for solving, a list of the ciphers so far, list of where to look for backmasked messages, and solutions after a cut. Kinda bummed y’all haven’t addressed any of the ciphers or backmasked messages, as they add some fun and suspense to the show. There will be even more ciphers in upcoming episodes… I feel like y’all are missing out a bit by not investigating or even looking up any of them.
Personally didn't get into the ciphers until the journal arc and I still enjoyed the show a ton! The beginning is pretty light on pointing out clues to the audience, especially going into it blind. I feel like Alex did a great job making the show feel for the viewers how it feels for the characters: a weird and interesting thing that becomes an intriguing mystery that draws you in.
TLDR it might be more fun to get into it organically, and the show definitely stands on its own without.
"Grunky Staaan"
EXCITED FOR NEXT EPISODEEE
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rehpiC lliB
Idk if you've started season 2 yet or not, but if you haven't, there are Gravity Falls shorts that cameout during the hiatus before season 2.
Maybe you guys could react to the shorts before starting season 2. But no need to tho, not watching the shorts isn't gonna affect your viewing experience, this is just a suggestion😊
Yall look great and Indi's earrings are the coolest ever.
Stefan Solar System😭 UUU Space Travel would become SSS Space Sailing
Oh boy. You guys ready for the two-part season finale!?
13:36 YES, CAMP CRETACIOUS DESERVES ALL THE LOVE
This is a great Jurassic Park reference. Grunkle Stan beats up a pterodactyl and saves Waddles. He's one of the best characters ever
🦖🦖🦖🐷🐷🐷🔥🔥🔥
Grunkle Stan would survive Jurassic Park
Billy Mays isn't the Shamwow guy. He was mainly the OxiClean guy. Vince Offer is the Shamwow guy
"Land Before Swine": Grunklestan gets in hot water with Mabel over Waddles, Jesus' screw ups reviewed, "follow the red yarn way," and McGucket is Pterodactyl chow.;) A favorite episode to match "The Time Traveler's Pig."
You again! 😂
Their reactions to McGucket's last line this episode LMFAOOO 21:49
I know I'm late, but since I recently watched/commented on other 1x18 reactions, I figured I'd re-watch/-comment on this reaction too:
-This is 1 of my favorite GF eps. While I much prefer modern-style dinos & the like in media (E.g. AppleTV's "Prehistoric Planet", which I recommend reacting to: ruclips.net/video/Jk4ZlVEtjsc/видео.html ), GF's retro-style ones work well in this sci-fi/fantasy context.
-Just to clarify, pterodactyls/pterosaurs ARE closely related to dinos, but are NOT dinos themselves (I.e. They lack the special features that all dinos, including birds, inherited from the 1st dino). Both evolved from a common archosaur ancestor. Furthermore (in reference to Stan saying, "They're just big lizards"), none of the above are lizards. Both archosaurs & lepidosaurs (which includes true lizards) evolved from a common reptile ancestor.
-9:01: Unfortunately, referring to non-dinos as dinos is a common mistake in popular media, including the Jurassic World series. Speaking of, I highly recommend reacting to Camp Cretaceous/Chaos Theory, another animated show w/lots of action, mystery, & representation.
11:42-11:44
Soos killed the fairy. You guys were surprised by that
🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚♀️☠️☠️☠️🤣🤣🤣
We going on a Waddles rescue mission! Jurrasic Pork! XD Also, "Muguckett is the ultimate evil of the show"? Oh, sweet summer children, you have no idea what's coming.
Pajama sam mention!