The series finale was so depressing

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His foundation lies in the holy mountains. Selah.

Not gonna lie, my eyes got a little watery. I liked the bit with Meatwad's family and Shake's last words to him were nice to hear. They could have copped out at the end and made it a VR dream sequence, but It was cool that they didn't.


"You can never have enough big white belts."-Big Bob Pataki

You missed it when Meatwad and the mortgage broker were getting married her ring was the jewel... or another one of those jewels.. LoL..

Glad someone noticed the ring was another jewel

Yeah, it's so weird. The show has always been straight-up surreal comedy, so for it to get a little serious for once was kind of mind-blowing.

But it ends on a kind of happy note, with Meatwad somehow growing up normal with all the bad role models in his life. No mention of what happened to Carl, but I like to think that he died in a way he would've wanted... choking on a Papa John's pizza with hot-dog stuffed crust.


"DO NOT WRECK THIS GIGANTIC DOOM."

I know, I was shocked by how depressing it was. I just saw it and now feel very... glum. It's very sad how it's over.

I agree that this episode was unusually sad, considering this is just a bunch of silly cartoons. But there really was a sad feel to it.

Regarding the jewel that was on the wedding ring when Meatwad got married, I assumed this was Frylock's jewel, now devoid of energy. If this is so, it shows that Meatwad kept it, rather than sell it to Carl and his cousin.

The other explanation is that Meatwad flew back into space to retrieve the jewel he left there, which seems less likely. Or that he got back the jewel that he traded away in the game of marbles. Again, that seems less likely. I think it was Frylock's jewel.

I loved how WILLIE NELSON (the onion headed monster from the attic) was the last character to be seen.

I do wish that they used the voice of Tom Scharpling and made him say something though.