@@Francis... It's in Journal 3. Regarding the Undead, it says that "many seem to be undead lumberjacks from the flood [same flood that this episode mentions], but since they bite new victims when they rise each month, I have seen a zombie mailman, a zombie cop, and a zombie Boy Scout."
Pacifica is such a poor child being conditioned like that by her parents. You'll notice she knocks instead of ringing the door bell when she asks for help.
@@sherylannd6813 There is. On the very first episode, that scene where Norman rings the doorbell and Mabel [literally] spills the bean. A few more instances is on that shrink ray episode. At the beginning and at the end of that episode, the TV host rings the doorbell to congratulate Stan for winning money. I think Gideon rings the doorbell on that episode too, when he brought the Egyptian termites.
@@meganlodon ...different sorts of memories... I literally wrote the correctly. The gun doesn't erase minds, it erases memories. The society was created to help the town forget any weird and troubling things they saw, so I think it's interesting that they might've also been trying to keep dipper from being recognized. It's also interesting that dipper never questions why no one cares. Maybe he's also had his memory erased a few times.
@@grantsch1861 Erasing minds, erasing memories. Tomato, tomahto. You knew what I meant. Anyway, regarding what you originally wrote, you said it was weird for them erasing "stuff". Thinking something is weird is different than finding it interesting, which you mentioned it being such afterwards. I only thought you meant something other than _memories_ because I didn't find it weird on why they would do what they did. Interesting and expected, yes, but not weird or unusual. So, I was wondering, in response to what you said, "Why _wouldn't_ they erase stuff that would bring Dipper recognition? Of course they would". This thought is why I asked you what you meant by "stuff", because it's obvious why they would earse memories. So, sorry for the misunderstanding. That said, it's possible he could have had some memories erased, but to me, Dipper just dosen't question why no one knows anything or cares is because he simply believes they don't know anything. Why should they care for something they know nothing about? Although, I will note that he did question Stan on a few occasions, but that's probably just because he's a main character, and whatnot. Or, the simplest answer: it's a plothole.
I think a it just a theme amongst gravity falls in general cause there are triangles everywhere but the Northwest don't seem to know him from when they met at the beginning of Weirdmaggedon when he offered a deal
This episode started the most popular ship in internet history.you know those RUclips videos that show a slideshow of deviant art while a song plays dipifica got the most of those with my knowledge
Alex really miss led me with that bell.in the commentary for this episode Alex pointed out that the bell was their version of don't make us count to ten.i always assumed she had a special ear sensetivety and the bell was hurting her.i was still worried about what happened with her after the party there must be at least some child abuse going on
Pacifica was obviously mistreated by her parents badly and the bell is like a warning they'll punish her and in the golf episode they put nothing but pressure on her saying she has to win
I’m sure there were other characters who’s character arcs followed this trope already but as far as I know she was the first to be the typical popular Rich mean girl turned into a friend/love interest to the main character. They start off as one the dimensional mean girl and then little by little they show us more and more of why she’s the way she is, most of the time it’s bad parents. (the owl house is a good example of using this) I’m not saying it’s a bad thing but I’m a little tired of seeing it in so many shows that were released at the same time
Fun fact: The ghost's name is Archibald Corduroy and he's canonically an ancestor of Wendy.
Hmmm.... Archibald you say ey? XD
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Wait what? Thats so cool!
(I don't know how I didn't see the resemblance 😓)
Fun Fact: the zombies in episode 201 are the dead lumberjacks.
I thought that was a theory. Lol.
@@Francis... It's in Journal 3. Regarding the Undead, it says that "many seem to be undead lumberjacks from the flood [same flood that this episode mentions], but since they bite new victims when they rise each month, I have seen a zombie mailman, a zombie cop, and a zombie Boy Scout."
Pacifica is such a poor child being conditioned like that by her parents. You'll notice she knocks instead of ringing the door bell when she asks for help.
oof dang that's deep, I hope that's intentional
Do they even have a door bell? I thought they didn't, but I could be wrong
@@sherylannd6813 There is. On the very first episode, that scene where Norman rings the doorbell and Mabel [literally] spills the bean. A few more instances is on that shrink ray episode. At the beginning and at the end of that episode, the TV host rings the doorbell to congratulate Stan for winning money. I think Gideon rings the doorbell on that episode too, when he brought the Egyptian termites.
@@Francis... Ah okay, I guess I just don’t remember the actual doorbell sound lol
Someone in another reaction pointed out. Dipper only gets public recognition after the society of the blind eye is undone.
Yep. There is no one to erase their memories now.
@@meganlodon yeh but it's weird that they were also erasing stuff that would've given dipper recognition
@@grantsch1861 What do you mean by erasing "stuff"? What other stuff did they erase other than minds?
@@meganlodon ...different sorts of memories... I literally wrote the correctly. The gun doesn't erase minds, it erases memories.
The society was created to help the town forget any weird and troubling things they saw, so I think it's interesting that they might've also been trying to keep dipper from being recognized.
It's also interesting that dipper never questions why no one cares. Maybe he's also had his memory erased a few times.
@@grantsch1861 Erasing minds, erasing memories. Tomato, tomahto. You knew what I meant. Anyway, regarding what you originally wrote, you said it was weird for them erasing "stuff". Thinking something is weird is different than finding it interesting, which you mentioned it being such afterwards. I only thought you meant something other than _memories_ because I didn't find it weird on why they would do what they did. Interesting and expected, yes, but not weird or unusual. So, I was wondering, in response to what you said, "Why _wouldn't_ they erase stuff that would bring Dipper recognition? Of course they would". This thought is why I asked you what you meant by "stuff", because it's obvious why they would earse memories. So, sorry for the misunderstanding.
That said, it's possible he could have had some memories erased, but to me, Dipper just dosen't question why no one knows anything or cares is because he simply believes they don't know anything. Why should they care for something they know nothing about? Although, I will note that he did question Stan on a few occasions, but that's probably just because he's a main character, and whatnot. Or, the simplest answer: it's a plothole.
9:12: Good catch. Didn't think you'd notice that. Man, this show is so good.
Also, why would the Northwests have a tapestry of Bill? Do they know him?
I think a it just a theme amongst gravity falls in general cause there are triangles everywhere but the Northwest don't seem to know him from when they met at the beginning of Weirdmaggedon when he offered a deal
@@cleverusername7241 it explains in journal 3 they horded ancient moments to him
This episode started the most popular ship in internet history.you know those RUclips videos that show a slideshow of deviant art while a song plays dipifica got the most of those with my knowledge
Alex really miss led me with that bell.in the commentary for this episode Alex pointed out that the bell was their version of don't make us count to ten.i always assumed she had a special ear sensetivety and the bell was hurting her.i was still worried about what happened with her after the party there must be at least some child abuse going on
This is the only full length episode where Grunkle Stan was not in.
If you think physical abuse is the worst kind of abuse, you don't know anything.
Yeah..... :(
I'm not an expert, but even if it's not the worst it is still horrible
let’s goooo one of my favourite episodes 💯🙏🙏
We're lucky that ghost wasent in the mystery shack I don't think any of us want to see Stan's stuff come to life
Love that Pacifica is a spoiled brat but she does have good things about her. Plus a Brenda love interest one of the best episodes in the series
She is Grenda👿👿
Can't wait for your reaction to "Not What He Seems" tomorrow at 3:00.
Pacifica was obviously mistreated by her parents badly and the bell is like a warning they'll punish her and in the golf episode they put nothing but pressure on her saying she has to win
I’m sure there were other characters who’s character arcs followed this trope already but as far as I know she was the first to be the typical popular Rich mean girl turned into a friend/love interest to the main character. They start off as one the dimensional mean girl and then little by little they show us more and more of why she’s the way she is, most of the time it’s bad parents. (the owl house is a good example of using this) I’m not saying it’s a bad thing but I’m a little tired of seeing it in so many shows that were released at the same time
This is one of my favorite episodes