That episode where Steven gets arrested for bribing and trying to issue an illegal distribution of synthetic opioids...

>that episode where Steven gets arrested for bribing and trying to issue an illegal distribution of synthetic opioids into American market through a Chinese pharmacautical company and causing a diplomatic crisis

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>That episode where Beach City falls under Jim Crow Laws due to the overpopulation of gems in town.

>that episode where Steven gets 50 grand for selling lsd and goes into a motorcycle ride with pearl to re-discover America
It was such a transcending episode. Season 6 really did outrun itself.

>that episode where Steven fucking dies

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Thank you for reminding me I live in a world where the Sacklers exist and yet most people want to blame The International Jew for their troubles.

>that episode where Peridot got turned on to politics after listening to Info Wars with Andy
>that scene where Peridot angrily accused Steven of unwittingly being complicit in the "Zionist scheme"

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>that episode where Pearl smoked meth out of a piece of tin foil at the urging of Mystery Girl, whereupon they spent the remainder of the episode wrecking havoc on the countryside and having debauched, lesbian sex in various places, complete with graphic nudity
That was pretty daring of Sugar to get something like that aired on network television. Pearl getting into a fight with that Outlaws MC biker at a seedy roadhouse and grinding a broken highball glass in his eye was probably the highlight of the episode, story-wise.

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> that episode where Steven learns a valuable lesson

>that episode where Steven falls into major depression and makes a solo album with Connie named Steven Universe/Plastic Maheswaran Band after the break up of Steven and the Crystal Gems

>that episode where Yea Forums takes a clever series of threads over-dramatizing plot-points from cartoons from their childhood, making them seem more adult than they seemed when they were a kid and instead just uses it to fabricate bullshit about ongoing shows

>that episode where SU expresses overt right-wing talking points

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THERE WAS NO GOD
AND THERE WAS STEVEN

>Gem is a concept, by which we measure our pain

Who would have guessed that Sugar and her cohorts were secretly fundamentalist christians and that this was a long-con the entire time? Next season there will be another scene in the pool where all the newly-uncorrupted gems are being baptized to accept Jesus into their hearts.

Why does Ruby look like 80's Cuban gang members?

>The episode when the military arrives and quararines Beach City in the interest of planetary security
>Steven and Greg are taken to a NSA black site while the rest of the gems are taken to various government labs and contractors for study

>causing a diplomatic crisis
>Peridot got turned on to politics
>SU expresses overt right-wing talking points
>military arrives and quararines Beach City in the interest of planetary security
>Steven and Greg are taken to a NSA black site
As if. Apparently there's no national government in place nor any poitical ideologies in the SU universe since no one bats a fucking eye when giant hand spaceships and other crazy shit enters the atmosphere. This just proves how much of a hack Sugar is, imagine a kino ep where the gems fight the government trying to capture them or some shit. that'd be kino but sadly it will never happen

There are governments and ideologies, it's just that the human world rarely overlaps with the gem one. For whatever reason, their paths never cross. You could maybe infer that the local government has a mutual understanding with the gems and they try not to get involved in one another's business.

> that episode where they play baseball

>Showing a naked fat little boy is Okay.
>But showing anything resembling a female being naked is a big NO!
And they say this show is "`progressive",There's no equality...

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>that episode where Steven lost his virginity by hate fucking peridot while oigno boingo Blair’s in the background

Anyone have this image editors where he’s chasing the baby from TLH

Using your state run monopoly on cable television to brainwash kids into accepting gay marriage and transgenderism.

Do they even care how psychologically unhealthy it is for society to challenge male gender roles in world rife with totalitarianism and religious fundamentalist?

These fucking people live on the god damn moon, I've never felt like Hollywood has ever been so out of touch with rural, working class america as they are now.

I feel like people are on the verge of just leaving their 50" plasma TV's out on the curb.

These are the kind of people who would watch society completely unravel itself just so an almost imperceptibly small minority can feel good about themselves.

I mean fuck being a doctor, fireman, construction worker, police officer, aircraft pilot, ect., just put on a dress and work at a fucking craft store selling starfish.

I mean maybe your fat, blubbery son is never going to be a 5 star general or CEO of a multi-million dollar corporation, but telling him its okay to wear a dress and sob like a little girl every time his life gets a little rough isn't going to help his chances any.

I mean, I get it. Some people are fucking hopeless, they come out of the womb tap dancing and wearing tights.

But there are plenty of boys who are on the fence and need a strong, stoic, MALE role model, and you are destroying their chance at happiness and living a normal life by pushing this agenda and trying to make it seem normal.

>the episode where Amethyst snorts a fat line of ketamine and winds up having an existential breakdown in the women's room of Fish Stew Pizza
Come for the Kiki/Ronaldo ship teasing, stay for the superb performance from Jenny's VA.

>this show about magical alien holographic rocks doesn't have enough detailed explanations of political and military functioning within the setting