Wander Over Yonder

The series finale of Person of Interest was fantastic. The show overall dealt with many prescient issues: the role…

I doubt Craig McCracken and his team created “The Robomechabotatron” and “The Flower” with the knowledge that this…

I enjoy the episodes that bring a little more situational context to Wander’s passion for helping people. It’s easy…

Wander Over Yonder loves to do two things: experiment, with episodes like “The Void” or “The Breakfast,” and play…

The headline here sort of buries the lede. “The Night Out” is the first time the show actually explores another side…

From a plotting perspective, the time travel narrative is inherently nonsense. There’s just so many rules, you know?…

The remainder of the season (and the series) was supposed to end in June, but it looks as if some of the final…

So yes, I read Craig McCracken’s post about continuity. It’s an informative piece for sure: cartoons tend to avoid…

One of the reason why cartoons tend to embrace music so often (besides the fact that they make decent time-wasters),…

If Wander Over Yonder was a more broadly-recognized show, I would put money down that the long game with Dominator…

Wander Over Yonder is many things, but its animation has always been its primary selling point. It knows full well…

Hater is the show’s strongest character. Wander, Sylvia, and Peepers are awesome in their own right, but Hater is a…

Wander Over Yonder returns and it hasn’t it missed a beat. Sure, it’s still in the same narrative space–Wander and…

At some point during “The Eye on the Skullship,” I screamed out, “Holy moly, is that Andy Daly!?” Well, I used a few…

If you wondered how the show could possibly follow-up “The Battle Royale,” with something more entertaining and…

I get it. I really do it get it. Beneath all his massive, high-octane bluster of pure evil and villainy, Hater is an…

Wander Over Yonder, in the end, is a wacky cartoon. The penchant for serious, serial arcs these days seem to really…

I feel like I’ve been leaning a bit too hard on overanalyzing this show. Not that it doesn’t merit that kind of…

“The Loose Screw” and “The It” are slightly stranger episodes of Wander Over Yonder. And that’s fine–Wander Over…

“The Wanders” and “The Axe” are perfectly fine, fun episodes. They’re as wildly chaotic as the ones preceding them,…