List of Adventure Time episodes. Adventure Time is an American animated television series created by Pendleton Ward for Cartoon Network. The series follows the adventures of Finn voiced by Jeremy Shada, a human boy, and his best friend and adoptive brother Jake voiced by John Di. Maggio, a dog with magical powers to change shape and grow and shrink at will. Finn and Jake live in the post apocalyptic Land of Ooo. Throughout the series, they interact with the shows other main characters Princess Bubblegum voiced by Hynden Walch, the sovereign of the Candy Kingdom the Ice King voiced by Tom Kenny, a demented but largely misunderstood ice wizard Marceline the Vampire Queen voiced by Olivia Olson, a thousand year old vampire and rock music enthusiast Lumpy Space Princess voiced by Ward, a melodramatic and immature princess made out of That used to be the case but she doesnt make or break the show, Joc and the rest of the cast can carry the show without her. More exciting and ratchet storylines. The excellent Dear White People doesnt care about white people. Cartoons on Nicktoons Network. The show has received positive reviews from critics and has developed a strong following among teenagers and adults, many of whom are attracted due to the series animation, stories, and characters. Several compilation DVDs have been released. In addition, the first six seasons have been released on DVD and Blu ray, and the seventh is slated for a July 1. DVD release. Adventure Time is produced by Cartoon Network Studios and Frederator Studios. Series overview. Cartoons on December 7, 2. Watch Wish I Was Here Megavideo. This column will therefore list either the episodes directors andor the different supervising directors. On the credit screen for the episode. However, this is erroneous, and the episode was actually storyboarded by Page and Somvilay Xayaphone, according to Pendleton Ward. 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The series is a satire of the archetypes of Middle American suburban life, modern day WASP culture, and religious fundamentalism. Episodes. Orel is a devout Christian boy who cheerfully and na. He is a cynical alcoholic who hates his dead end job and his wife. Bloberta Puppington is Orels mother. Seemingly cheerful, she tends to ignore all conflict or problems. Shapey Puppington, Orels seven year old half brother, is a misbehaving, spoiled, emotionally stunted little boy who does nothing but yellscream bloody murder usually wordlessly and act out, like a toddler. Rev. Rod Putty, the towns resident pastor of the church, a laid back, caring yet lonely and sexually frustrated man whom Orel looks up to for advice. Later on, he shares a healthy relationship with his formerly unknown daughter, Stephanie whom he originally hit on, a punk rocker who owns a sex shop. Seasons. At the end of each episode, his father would sternly put a halt to the proceedings and. Before the end titles, Clay Puppingtons trousers would fall down as a running gag, because he had removed his belt to. Throughout the season, the series primary characters were introduced and various subplots were established, such as Orels father being a closeted bisexual in love with Orels gym teacher, and Orels mother being an unhappily married housewife feeling trapped in her marriage. The second season of the show broke the first season format and began to build upon the subplots introduced in the first season, making them the primary focus of the show. Although still the primary character, Orel became less a catalyst for each episodes events than an unwitting bystander often left confused and dejected at the end of an episode, who found himself unable to reconcile his optimistic nature and faith with the corruption and cynicism of the adults around him, in particular his father. The season culminated in a two part episode dealing with a camping trip, during which Orel lost all faith in his father. The finale. It is revealed that during the trip, Orels father gets drunk and shoots Orel in the leg, only to express a complete lack of remorse or sense of responsibility afterward. The series culminates in the ultimate dissolution of Clays relationship with Orels coach, and the revelation that Orel will one day be able to put his unhappy childhood behind him to raise a better family than the one in which he grew up. Originally, before being cut down to a 1. Moralton that would revolve around the life of the residents of Moralton as a whole. Against the wishes of creator Stamatopoulos, the Christmas themed first season finale,. Adult Swim wanted to debut the show in December as part of a holiday themed programming block. The episodewhich featured the culmination of numerous story arcs developed throughout the first season, and ended with a cliffhangerconfused viewers and prompted some questions on Adult Swims message boards as to whether or not the episode was a one off practical joke. When the series eventually premiered, three episodes were held back because Cartoon Networks Standards Practices Department found them to be too dark and sexually explicit, even for a late night program aimed at adults. The series would ultimately be canceled with seven scripts left unproduced, cutting the third season down from the intended twenty episodes to thirteen. This has been the only release in the US, which was later included as part of the Adult Swim in a Box set in 2. In October 2. 00. Madman Entertainment released a similar volume one set in Australia. Starting in 2. 01. Madman continued releasing the series, starting with a second volume which included the rest of the second season, and then a third volume which included all of the third season. Then, they released the Complete Lessons Collection, which compiled the discs from the previously released volumes. DVD name. Release date. Ep Additional information. Volume One. April 2. This 2 disc boxed set contains the first 1. Special features include a directors cut version of. Special features include character profiles, easter eggs, and trailers. NOTE Only Released in Australia. Volume Three. 20. This one disc set contains the final 1. Special features include video commentary with series creator Dino Stamatopolous, easter eggs, and trailers. NOTE Only released in Australia. Complete Lessons Collection. This 4 disc compilation set contains the entire series, uncensored and in production order. Special features include audio commentary, video commentary, The Awkward 2. 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