Justin Joost Well that only really accounts for inventions that can rip the fabric of space and time.

So like. Never make a machine.

Impossible. The plot needs it to be like that.

Then how’d it turn on during the fight if you need all three journals to activate it

@@eat_crayons1173 Because they have very bad luck.

Agree

Definitely

Plus he grew a muilte

One stanford is a really jerk and crazy and two stanley destroy the machine because he wants him and his brother to be together again and he's afraid to loose a brother.

Well stated!

They're Dipper/Mabel when they grow up; one over thinks and misses everything right in front of them, the other is very emotional and can miss the bigger picture. The parallels throughout the series are fantastic when you see them.

@@cousinpatsey2471 Only Stanley didn't make Stanford sacrifice anything for him, didn't almost get him killed cuz of his fantasies, didn't make him feel guilty for his dream and didn't cause an apocalypse without even apologising.

@@cybercriminal3110 no, Stanley only denied Ford's chance at a quality education, nearly got him killed by throwing him into the portal through other dimensions, and nearly let the apocalypse win because he couldn't not be an ass for 15 seconds. BTW- the "Mabel is terrible" crowd is full of shitheads that couldn't interpret her any worse if they tried. Dont fall for their nonsense.

Ok

@@cousinpatsey2471 The fact is, he didn't mean it (except for not holding hands, but he sacrificed himself after, so it's ok). He didn't mean to break that thing and immediately regretted it. Mabel did EVERYTHING intentionally and it was Dipper (!) who apologised. Honestly Stanford and Mabel are more alike - they're both selfish. I'm not falling for the crowd, I'm not even that into Gravity Falls fandom, and I don't hate Mabel. I just dislike her very much.

Same or their adventures at the end of the series

inuyashasmells basically I'd watch anything with Ford in it. I always had a soft spot for genius badass

Jack Dullboy there's actually a theory that ford hung out with rick from rick and morty

Evan AGM that's awsome

Jack Dullboy its called rick and morty

That is so true! No clichès! Well, you know what I mean.

Not So Human The sibling relationships in this show are painfully accurate. The fighting, the ribbing, the reconciling - it’s so true to life.

It really manages to be absolutely silly and illogical and extremely realistic and down to earth at the same time. I freaking love it.

Realistic is not really the word I would use.

@@monberg1000 it is realistic in the sense of this is how people argue. This is how people react. And while the show may not be realistic in the plot it is realistic in its characters which is one of the better parts of the show

69 like noice

@@saru6190 are you for real? Like seriously wtf is wrong with you

@@filopsofos calm down

@@Marvelfanatic3658 im calm I'm just really confused and disappointed. Why

@@filopsofos they were just playing around

Lily Perez i thought "watch your back" is the meaning of stan's burn scar ○_○

oof

🇹 🇷 🇺 🇪 .

Watch you're step bro 😑

His tattoo

"tragic"

Stanley may have inadvertently ruined Stanford’s chance to go to his dream school, but to be forever condemned even by his entire hometown? That’s too far. His parents should’ve just sent him to some reformatory school if they think he really needed to be straightened up, because they did more than abandon him. And what about Stanford? Maybe that Backupsmore University isn’t the best, but I thought his incredible potential meant he would qualify anywhere, unless some other schools caught wind of the incident. And if he was righteous, he wouldn’t stop thinking about his family along the way with his studies, regardless of how busy he is, unless deep down he knew what his parents did was too far. Besides, Stanley admitting his mistakes wouldn’t change anything, not just because it’s been so many years, so it isn’t any wonder he called Stanford selfish, Stanley can’t be called selfish if he genuinely did care about his brother in spite of the mistake.

@@carlossoto1715 yeah well ford's no better then stan

@@ryanmatthews3609 That's what I'm saying. He's too proud of himself to think Stanley has any sort of justification for his actions.

@William TEHAN [12S1] Yes. But had his family not disowned him he wouldn't have been in that mess. Like, it's not just his parents, but any aunts uncles or grandparents around may have disowned him as well.

What the heck is "Mullet" supposed to be? I'm Portuguese, so i don't know a lot about english

@@pedrolucca5854 it's a hairstyle

@@ocinstrumentals8537 Oh

@@pedrolucca5854 haha yes, It's a hairstyle where it is long in the back and short in the front. It is very outdated now.

@@AikoSilver I understand

Kittikat do you think you have problems

yes. yes i do.

EmotionalCactus oh no you have a mullet dont you 😪😪

as do I stan, as I do I.

That's right! I had a mullet! A MULLET!!

@computerlover1991 I always took it as a joke about old fashion but this makes it so much sadder

It’s been 4 years. How has your life been?

Stanley: (PAINED WAIL) Stanford: Stanley! Omg I’m so sorry, you alri-OW!!!

Some brother you turned out to be. You care more about your dumb mysteries than your family? Well then you can have them

Stanley: (pushes Stanford, as he starts to floats) Whoa, whoa, hey what's going on?! Hey, Stanford!!

@@brockthehydroelectricninja3144 STANLEY! HELP ME!!!

Stanley: Oh no! What do I do?!

0Kundy0 Animations yup

0Kundy0 Animations HE HAS A MULLET

What college would possibly have shown ford something way better than the weird shit in gravity falls?

Aaron Hapgood none but at least he wouldn't turn into a crazy science man

Very old account Like really old I think Stanford was (mostly) over not getting into his dream school, but siblings hold onto old wrongs for life. He could just as easily have yelled at Stanley for stealing his girlfriend in high school, or trashing their shared bike.

The Wolf of Comedy Is fine

The Wolf of Comedy shows

The Wolf of Comedy He doesn’t have a sister

hey does she is never show exsept as a baby i think ? its mabel and dipers grandma

t84t748748t6 Shermie’s a man

I know right

I totally agree. I love Ford and I understand his devastation at losing out on his dream school. But like you said for the most part, he's had a pretty good life. That and the fact that he's still mad about the school thing 40 years later (referring to the current timeline of the show) is just petty.

I always thought the reason Ford was so pissed with Stan is ,because in the scene where Ford questions Stan about his broken device, Stan tries and turns into his thing. He instantly brings up treasure hunting instead of apologising or trying to fix. But yes, Ford still did have a damn good life.

Agreed, it's simply just a stupid little kiddie grudge he's holding over Stan's head. Of course, Stan calling what he did a 'mistake' didn't help his case at all.

True, plus the fact Stan calls it a mistake just adds to why Ford is pissed. Saying it's a mistake is like basically admitting he did it, and breaking it was a mistake. Not an accident, which it is.

While I agree both the brothers have their own justifiable reasons for being mad at one another, I think Ford was more in the wrong majority of it. Was it bad that Ford lost his chances to go to his dream school? Yes, of course. And sure if he really thought Stanley sabotaged him I get he'd be mad at first. But he never gave his brother really a chance to tell his side if the story. Sure, Stanley immediately mentioning the treasure hunting may have not been the smartest move, but he didn't deserved to get kicked out of the house. Plus, Ford's life still turned out pretty well up until meeting Bill. He still went to college, graduated with multiple doctorates, got God knows how much cash to study whatever wanted, and potentially could've became the most successful person on Earth. Meanwhile, Stanley was banned from numerous states in the US, was sent to prison multiple times, and had more enemies than friends or family to rely for help. So basically what I'm saying is while Ford had justifiable reasons for being mad at Stan, he should've gotten over it before meeting him 10 years later. And the fact Ford was still pissed at him after spending 30 years of his own life trying to get his brother back? Petty and ungrateful.

+caroline yu Well then Alex made a mistake....My math is almost accurate...so he can't really be 70

I think Stan might have been exaggerating a bit when he said he was pushing 70. Yes technically speaking he IS pushing 70 but he and Ford got another 12 years before that. Stan and Ford couldn't have been older than 18 when they parted ways because they were still in highschool. So like Nikki said, 18+10=28. 28+30=58

Nikki yeah, and since the show takes place in 2012, that means the Pines twins were born in 1954 meaning that they'd have been 12, the current Pines children's age in 1966. I theorize that Shermy is the older brother by 6 years by the way and that the baby in A Tale of Two Stans was Dipper and Mabel's father. The older than six years has no evidence I admit, but it was the only way to put the baby at around half a year old that wasn't incredibly awkward.

It makes sense for them to be around that age since stanley had to be in good physical shape for the episode: not what he seems. 70 would be exaggerating

Connor McLernon If the baby in A Tale of Two Brothers was the twins' dad, then Stan and Ford would not be their great uncles but just their uncles. So that baby must be their grand father.

Probably the only good thing to happen to Disney nowadays. Don't make good shows like they use to

Well ducktales is doing pretty good

@@rockstarfreddy1848 Never watched it, what's it about?

@@briarmason8737 look it up

AHEM, Amphibia, Big City Greens, The Owl House

Totally agree, it's why his relationship it's the best and most interesting in the entire show because both had flaws, both did mistakes and none of them are completely right or completely wrong. It honestly makes me sad when the fandom tends to blame it all exclusively on Ford and santify Stan ignoring his wrongdoings.

Just like John Lennon and Paul McCartney argues after their band, The Beatles broke up and he married to Yoko Ono. In Dec 8th 1980, he was murdered by Mark David Chapman. Paul was not happy. I’m sure he feels bad after John died.

Stan deserved better! Adrien Agreste (Miraculous Ladybug) is going through the same thing!

@@disneyparksstarwarslover7638 is that the Cat Noir guy?

@@Marvelfanatic3658 yeah

Stans had it more rough

Filburk did a horrible job as a parent.

Well have you SEEN bill?

@@rockstarfreddy1848 hey Freddy how have you been?

@@rockstarfreddy1848 is it the bite of 87

Stanley had it worse because Stanford didn’t have to go looking into all that crazy shit

@@jrax1713 neither did Stanley. He could've sucked it up and told Ford about what happened to the machine right after he accidentally broke it. Ford could've fixed it before the presentation

Zarina A113 I don't think it was the fact that he lost out of his dream school, as he puts it, but the implications of his brother betraying him (which is what he sees it as from his point of view) that caused him to still feel a sense of resentment. If you think about it, Stanley was the only friend Stanford had. When Stanley broke his perpetual motion machine project (probably), Stanford saw it as selfish of Stanley. He always viewed Stanley as a person that would support him in whatever he endeavoured, but his trust was broken when he finds out Stanley has broken his project, which is admittedly selfish on Stanley's part. I think it's just that, the broken trust that continues to cause Stanford to feel betrayal and some resentment because/towards his brother. Just my take on it though.

True point, and Stan didn't exactly make his case any better. He didn't tell Ford he'd broken it, he wasn't remorseful hearing his twin had been denied entry into his dream school (trying to put a spin on it saying that this would mean treasure hunting for them), and he refers to it as a mistake. That just sounded weird! If I was Stan, I'd call it an accident, not a mistake. It sounds like he's saying, "It was a mistake that I broke his machine on purpose." While he was mad at what it would mean being left behind, he certainly didn't intend to break Ford's machine. If he had, he'd have smashed the machine, not just pounded the table. And he's horrified at what he did the second it breaks showing it was an accident. Zarina A113 true but it just shows how even a perfect character isn't perfect. Ford has an insane intellect but he's no where near perfect. Shows how even a genius isn't perfect as we all believe them to be. They are people, like us. With flaws.

He’s still pissed after 30 years of trying to get him back.

@@ds-dx3ks Oh I definitely see that. But if that's what he wanted to express he'd have said: "How can you say that after betraying me for yourself?" But he didn't. He said something very selfish while accusing his brother of that same selfishness minutes after hearing how his brother essentially gave up his life for him. I won't deny anything you said, I just don't think they apply to this scene. I'm not saying either brother is wrong or right in this situation, that's what makes GF so amazing. Both sides are equally morally grey. Which is great for kids shows. I hope we see more of it's type in the bear future.

@@22Tesla Exactly! Ford's flaws make him more interesting to us. (Less so for the characters) And I wish he'd gotten more development on screen. I guess we'll have to write/read fan fiction of he and Stan growing as people on their boat.

Lee Everett LEE

LEE

Because I HAD A MULLET!

@@stanleypines1556 old hag.

@@stanleypines1556 🇭 🇺 🇭 !?

Yes They were both wrong

And why Stan said he doesn't have a tattoo.

Given that he spent thirty years on it, and he knew what it needed to reactivate, I'd say it's both.

Not to mention he did it alone with a third of the blueprints

Meanwhile where have you been!?

@disneyparksstarwarslover7638 living it up in your fancy house in the woods selfishly hoarding your college money because you only care about yourself!

Selfish?! I’m selfish?! Stanley how could you say that after costing me my dream school!

I’m giving you a chance the first worthwhile thing in your life and you won’t even listen!

Makice hit “I DON’T WANT YOUR DAMN LEMONS WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO WITH THESE?!!”

And still didn’t pay Parker in advance

_"I don't want your opinions, I want pictures of Spider-Man!!!"_

Stan did say Dipper and Mabel got along better than them, or just as good as them when they're younger. It's a interesting parallel between the twins.

Yeah But Dipper and Mabel’s relationship is healthier than Stan and Ford's

Kind of hard not to feel bad for your brother when he mentions being sent to prison in three different countries and chewing out of the trunk of a car. Hard not to feel bad for someone.

@@thefanwithoutaface8105 especially considering he has a mullet

"Argh, hot Belgian waffles! Wait... I'm alone - I can swear for real! SON OF A-!!!"

@@ecthox-1mork909 that’s him, alright!

You've nailed it, trust me, it's not your take exclusively, many people think like that too. The problem isn't even the project or college itself, it's the fact that Stan betrayed Ford: he might not have destroyed the project on purpose, that's true, but sneaking inside the school at night to "yell at a project and hitting it", then cover his tracks and not telling him anything, and once confronted about it, shrugging it off, not apologizing or even showing any sign of guilt and telling him to do with him what HE wanted from the start with a huge happy smile, those are not accidents. To Ford, it felt like Stan had sabotaged him only because he couldn't handle the thought of Ford doing something different than they both did as kids and not having him there to rely on anymore, so when Stan does all of this to Ford, costing him his dreams and not even showing a pitch of remorse over it, showing happiness instead, felt to Ford like a huge betrayal, not just destroying his dreams, but the only stable relationship Ford ever had in his life. Of course Ford is pissed and resentful at Stan over this. Pitty that most people just think Ford is being petty and throwing a fit over nothing.

@@dracoangelrojo His Family didn't have to treat him like a criminal and disown him over a accident. They didn't let him explain.

@@laurenmungaray3912 It wasn't his family who disowned him, it was his abusive sorry excuse for a father who did that, Ford and their mother never agreeded to that. Also, Stan DID explain himself, he told Ford about it after Ford confronted him about it and Stan shrugged it off as if it was no big deal and told him to sail with him. He painted himself in a terrible light and made it look like he had done it on purpose and didn't even show a single hint of remorse or guilt after costing his brother his dreams and future. Did he deserve to get kicked out? Obviously not, but let's not make it as if Stan had been innocent in that situation, he wasn't, he single handledly screwed up Ford's future and broke his trust.

@@dracoangelrojo They all disown him because they let it happen. If you watch the episode again Ford didn't believe it was an accident.

@@laurenmungaray3912 No, they didn't. Ford was a teenager that had just been betrayed by his brother and Caryn was holding her grandkid when it happened, she didn't even know what was happening when Filbrick kicked Stan out. Do you even know what living with an abusive asshole for a dad is? What living in fear is? It's not about "letting it happen", no one in that house wanted that to happen except Filbrick, it's about not being able to do anything becaue they were scared of him, all of them.

TheDUDERulez1 no

DinseyXD! No Im not joking that is what Gravity Falls is on

Ikr like WHO KNEW STAN HAD A MULLET

This show had lots things that were not for Kids

He was divorced too

😂😂

0:00 😂😂😂

Hey I don’t think the venture bros writers are watching this

You must really not like the venture bros to bring it up in a gravity falls comment section. 😂

Venture Bros and Gravity Falls are both well written imo. I find the characters from both shows really entertaining as well with the jokes. Also with the Venture Bros, the creators take their time to have no continuity errors in their show. I don’t know what to say about Gravity Falls tho, I haven’t watched the show in forever

I enjoy both venture bros and Gravity Falls, and I feel they both have a similar premise with different takes on family and adventure. ( plus the argument between Hank and Dean at the end of season 7 is pretty cut and dry if you watch all of the episodes, one feels rejected by their father and the other feels rejection from everyone but their father)

Funny enough Stanford made a cameo in Rick & Morty while hopping dimensions

😢😢😢

yes.. 😢

Well, it's not a tattoo. It's a burn scar.

Nicholas Gadson I MUST TELL DIPPER

Elisabeth Hutchinson not more of a burn scar its a brand scar

I MUST TELL MABEL

You didnt know?

I watched Kung Fu Panda 3 so after watching some parts, I close my eyes and think of Kai. It works depending I you know what I mean. I mean they sound so similar in certain scenes

Mayor Lionhart from Zootopia!

I felt like J.K. Simmons had fun in 2016, considering Zootopia, Kung Fu Panda 3, and the end of Gravity Falls happened all in the same year.

You serious?

Didn't he also voiced omniman 😂

Brotherly love

“Stanley, stop screaming, it’s not that bad. Dad’s gonna kill us if he hears you”

same. the way it was said felt semi-real.

If it was, these two would be swearing so god damn much in this scene-

I mean it’d be pretty much the same but with more cussing, a little more horror and a little more blood

Stan:"wait this I'm on adult television I can swear for real now-SUNNOVA!!"

Inside job

Mason RobertsTV presses x to doubt

Ryan C r/nothingeverhappens

What's that?

@@bengilhooly3616 I think it means The Last of us 2

Doofenshmirtz

Luz

No. He means he been kidnapped once

Nah, that fake car crash happened after Stanford got accidentally pushed into the portal. Stanley faked his own death and assumed his brother’s identity.

Situationally you don’t need kidnapped before needing to chew your way outta a trunk. I mean likely, but not always.

@@theluigifan1 Oh hey the luigifan1! Now I know you're probably not gonna see this, but can I just say that I love your performance as Bowser in Foozle's Nintendo High!

depends upon how flamable it was and how close it was

It had a hard book cover so it would take longer the bottom of the journal would be a little burnt

"oh no, what do I do 🙄"

@@LeanderOnKZfaq😂

@@sara_hillarious *scene switches rudely 💅*

​@@LeanderOnKZfaq"Stanley..Stanley.. do something. STANLEYYYYY!!!"

STANFORDDDDD!!”

And Omni Man too.

Gravity falls would've never happened the end

please make this happen!!!

Actually, there are quite alot of pages in the Journal 3 replica book where Ford goes over what all he did, and the circumstances that led to him returning.

me in math

​@@idk_3604fr

Oh damn

Oh wow. That was roughly extreme.

Words cannot express how impactful that script was. I liked it.

@@ultimatedisneycruiselinefa5112and I imagine ford having those flashbacks the day he was sent into another dimension

what

Wow. That was a good script.

What is there a Mars bar down there?

Then again when Stan tried to reach out to Ford he couldn’t muster up the courage to talk to him. He literally had to tell himself “He’s family, he won’t bite” when he was about to knock on his door. I think it wasn’t as much as them hating each other either, more so the both of them growing apart even more after all the science fair drama.

@@OakTreeIsaac No, Ford did hate Stan, Stanley wanted his brother back in his life but he thought Ford hated him. They all disowned him after all.

I must say I am impressed!!

Um the mystery shack was only a thing from 1982-Present

Do you ever use a period