Para lo te no serpan hay códigos secretos de números al final de cada capítulo con mensaje secreto te los fans al descubierto durante toda la serie de gravity falls S1 - S2

The Turtles mention was hilarious and you guys should absolutely consider watching TMNT: Mutant Mayhem as a movie reaction if you haven't already lol

OH STOP IM GONNA CRY

That's rough, buddy

Makes me wonder if their younger brother Shermie was aware that one of his older brothers went missing

Stanley faked his death via car crash remember. There was a newspaper article about it. As far as Shermie and the the rest of the family knew Stanley died a screw up and Stanford was the only Stan left

@@Oiyuki That's true, although it makes me wonder if that was on the news throughout the entire country

And what he lacks in Book smarts, he makes up for it in Street Smarts.

​@@thegreendragon5390he was streets a head

@@gregovaromoreno6318Streets ahead isn't going to become a thing, Pierce

@@somanygoodfandoms you are talking about it. So it's already a thing

@@gregovaromoreno6318 thank you for this u made my day

What's sadder is that his father probably died years ago, yet Stan is still clinking to (probably) the last words he heard from his dad.

Not just that, but he's clearly spent a lot of time being poorer than dirt so he's hoarding money just in case.

right??

That drove me insane lol

I was laughing about that 😭😭

They are probably too young to think of that 😂😂😂

there is literally an episode where stan says his eyesight is bad lmao

Don't forget the Stanlymobeal

@@thegreendragon5390 ohh, never noticed that one

​@@gregovaromoreno6318 Yeah I remember the license plate was a huge one when all the theories were going around about whether or not Stan had a secret twin brother

There was also foot-bot (I think his name was) that soccer robot from Stan’s fantasy in the bottomless pit episode, during the science fair Stan’s project was the same robot, seen next to his brother’s perpetual motion machine

1x16 there is also a rainbow in that room which was meant to reference a refraction through an inch well when showing the journal being written… I would be surprised if anyone actually got that but Alex Hirsh meant it to be the case

My fave end code of the series, I think 😂

Alex said Stan always needed glasses (as proven by the flashbacks in Dreamscaperers) but stopped wearing them at certain points of his life.

Plus the "So he did do it! Why is he saying he's innocent?" last episode 😭

One of the few characters he voices/plays, who doesn't have mustaches or beard.

I think from an outside perspective Ford seems like the asshole, but if you genuinely think about it realistically you can understand his anger. You can’t really blame Stan for him ending up in the portal. Because it was an accident. He didn’t even know what the portal was nor what would happen after pushing him. However, despite how intelligent Ford is he’s still human and humans don’t always think rationally. From our perspective we can view the situation differently and more rationally. Ford was trapped in the portal for 30 years and you have to take that into account. It’s not like it was all fun and games over there. Sure some dimensions weren’t so bad, but then you had plenty that were awful. It’s been a while since I read the journal so I can’t actually recall Fords entries regarding his time in the portal. But my only point is that it was probably traumatic to some extent. And while he’s in the portal wishing he could go back, all he can think about is how Stan is the reason he’s there. It doesn’t matter if it’s an accident or if rationally he shouldn’t be blamed. Because at the end of the day his only thought is “If Stanley hadn’t been there then this wouldn’t have happened”. In some ways this fits Fords character. He’s the intelligent one, but consequently has a harder time when it comes to feelings and understanding them. Just like how Stanley is the other way around. People who are more emotional and better at understanding others feelings would look at the situation and realize it was an accident and Stanley shouldn’t be blamed especially after going through the effort to save him. People who are more of the academic type when put into such a situation are more prone to ignoring such things and only focused on the fact that Stanley is the direct cause of what happened. Sorry I know that was a long rant. I just thought I’d defend Ford a bit. I originally thought the same as you but now I’m starting to understand his perspective more. It probably also doesn’t help that he ruined his chances of getting into a good college the last time they saw each other and to Ford that seemed to be on purpose. Stan’s definitely at fault for that. It was an accident but then Instead of telling Ford immediately he deliberately tried to hide his mistake. So naturally Ford wouldn’t think it was an accident. The bitterness from that whole situation probably also impacted how he looked at the portal situation if that even makes any sense.

@@May11576 Honestly, if anyone's to blame, it's not Stan or Ford, but their father, Filbrick. He obviously favored one over the other, completely side-lining Stan and using Ford as his ticket up. He definitely drove a wedge between the brothers as they grew up, eventually severing ties with Stan, and it's implied he did the same with Ford later on, probably after learning they wouldn't be getting any of his grant money. Essentially, they were victims of child abuse, and it nearly destroyed their lives as kids and adults.

The Journal puts things into perspective a bit, and though it isn’t source material directly from the show the show does imply things. We can tell Stanford has aged meaning a great deal of time has passed, not to mention the risk to the universe that opening that portal creates. In the Journal, Stan describes his journeys through the other dimensions and reveals that he was getting close to potentially defeating Bill Cypher when the portal re-opened. You’re right about him seeming to resent Stanley though, I feel like Stanley’s more abrasive personality makes it harder for Stanford to understand how long and how hard Stanley has fought to bring him back and fix his mistakes.

The other interesting little bit of nuance to this discussion is that Ford never once says overtly "You have to LEAVE this house I am kicking you out," he just says that Stan can continue to take care of the kids until the end of summer and then he wants ownership of his house back and the Mystery Shack over. (I mean... he might INTERNALLY want Stan to leave him alone, but he does not actually bluntly state this if he DOES feel this way.) Then Stan, who has a lot of deep rooted abandonment trauma, hears what he says and translates it in his mind to another disowning. So what does he do about this? He disowns Ford first, so he can have the last word and hurt him back. Ooooughhh I love these brothers they're such dumbasses and so juicy

@@chromaticdreams618 I remember really hating Ford after that scene cause he didn't seem to care about the fact that Stan spent 30 years trying to bring him back when he could've so easily left him in the portal, considering how well Stan had been doing since his disappearance, and, given Ford's reclusive nature and their identical appearances, no one would think he went missing. While I still resent him for it, I do see a bit more where Ford was coming from. Stan did negatively affect his life more than once, from costing him his chance to go to a prestigious school, sending him into the portal, and then turning his home into a tourist trap, even if those were purely unintentional, and Stan never really acknowledged it before. But a lot of Ford's problems are his own fault, and he unjustly takes it out on Stan.

What is stnlymbl? I didn't follow the show back when it aired, so I'm confused about how this would lead to the twin theory

​@@mundoatena1674it's short for "Stanley Mobile". It's on Stan's license plate

@@mundoatena1674 stnlymbl. Short for Stanley mobile. But everyone calls Stan "Stanford" People theorized Stan's name was secretly Stanley and he had a secret twin who's name was Stanford. (or vice versa) so it was an early piece of evidence.

He’s easily recognizable

That's an unmistakable voice.

I loved that too! It was already cool that they recognized his voice (then again J.K. Simmons has a very distinct voice) but also that they mentioned Tenzin which brought me back to their Legend of Korra reactions which is how I originally found their channel!

@@abthedragon4921 Dude, same! It was during season three of Korra that I first discussed these guys, and I've been subscribed ever since. 😁

He's so commanding he didn't have to show the G-men his credentials. He just tells them to scram and they do.

I think at this point my personal hc is that it's Dipper and Mabel's dad, who his grandmother is taking care of for the night while parents (Shermie and unknown partner) are away doing something. But ahahah I know Alex and crew have said in interviews and commentary and such that they literally just didn't think about timeline stuff when putting this baby in, whoops

​@@chromaticdreams618 it's incredible how much attention to detail was put into this show, yet they didn't think of the timeline.

@@valentinkambushev4968 Lmaooo right? These shows really just need to hire ONE continuity consultant and all of these silly little skewed details would be fixed ahah

@@valentinkambushev4968As a hobbyist author, let me just say: look, timelines are *very hard* okay?! 😅

at least they didn’t give birth to… freddy fazbear, because, if you give birth to, freddy fivebears, he comes out and he says “or, or, or or, or, or, or or, or or, and then he kills michael afton, or he tries to do it, along with his friends, bunny the bonnie, chica the kitchen, foxy the… fox pirate rawr, and yellow freddy, who’s yellow, and weird, and, but it’s not their fault! it’s all because william afton one day was like “hi i’m gonna murder people, ra!” so he murdered kids, but he was also a yellow bunny? and he was like “hi, i’m a yellow bunny, imma kill you” because he had a daughter? who had, like, remnant? gone from her? so he was like, “if i kill kids, i put them in the suits, so that it’s not, it’s not freddy fivebear fault, its actually purple guy fault” and that’s why you don’t give birth to him.

Yooo, I thought you only did My Hero Academia essays! I agree, BTW. I've never really liked Ford as a character that much, as he is kind of a know-it-all jerk. Even worse that he's like that to his own brother, considering all Stan did to bring him home. I don't care WHAT risks Ford believed weren't worth it; he should at least thank Stan.

@@haydenberends3905 I do but that doesn’t mean I won’t chime in. Just not in depth as much.

I am willing to bet money that Lillith arrested Ford at some point, probably while Stan and Eda were spreading chaos across Las Vegas.

Headcanon: Lilith arrested Ford at some point, and he met Eda in prison, and she asked him: "Hey, did you steal my ex-husband's face?"

He should've named one of them "Finger" *wink*

Another fun little Easter egg, Stan's science project (seen sitting next to Ford's Perpetual Motion Machine science project) was FootBot, from the Bottomless Pit episode!