Hirsch and Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland are good friends in real life-which explains why both those cartoons have made references to the other. You can also see the words “Blendin Was Here” written on the wall Stan breaks to find the Stan O’War in a “Tale of Two Stans.” From the looks of it, that seems pretty accurate. For instance, he’s shown in the background of three episodes before his introduction in “Time Traveler’s Pig”: as part of the audience in “Headhunters” watching Old Man McGucket in “The Legend of the Gobblewonker” and hiding in the bushes in the show’s very first episode, “Tourist Trapped”. The thing is, Blendin can be seen throughout the entire series, even before the audience meets him.
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This is something he does frequently, which eventually leads to his arrest at the end of this episode for breaking the Time Traveling Code of Conduct.
Blendin Was HereĪs we saw in our introduction to Blendin Blandin in “Time Traveler’s Pig,” the recurring character with the crazy voice can travel anywhere in time. It’s no wonder why Stan wants to desperately go on a fishing trip with the kids when he never got a chance to with his brother. While viewers probably paid no attention to this at first, we actually see a different Stan o’ War again in the season two episode “Tale of Two Stans.” The Stanford/Stanley origin episode shows the twins fixing up an abandoned boat and giving it the same name while making plans to go on adventures in it. While this is a smaller clue, in the second episode of the series,“The Legend of the Gobblewonker,” Stan has the twins board a wrecked old fishing boat named Stan o’ War. And in case it wasn’t clear, below there be spoilers.
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Here are ten hidden clues and referencesthat will blow your mind and show you just how smartly set up the series is when you re-watch Gravity Falls. It became a show boasting one of the most complex plots ever to come from Disney XD, with twist after twist adding up to show why the city of Gravity Falls was just so weird.Įven just one rewatch can show how showrunner Alex Hirsch had been planting clues to help savvy viewers solve the plot themselves-or just to have some fun-throughout the show’s entire run. When Gravity Falls came out in 2012, what seemed at first just a nostalgia-inducing yet goofy show about twins having to stay with their great-uncle (or grunkle) in the woods became much more than just that.
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