lol we're going into Lampshade territory already! :D Lampshading morals! Now there's something no one's done yet!

I wonder what's actually going to happen in the episode for Twilight to scramble around for a moral. Maybe a particular busy week, or something.

Also, who wanted to bet she breaks down again?

The thing with Swarm of the Century is that I can identify with being unable to explain things.

http://chadrocco.deviantart.com/#/d4b6can

Now you can see Meet The Faust part alone.

For me, the pilot really got to me because I am anti-social, and often try to avoid becoming friends with strange people. When Twilight was permitted to stay in Ponyville at the end, I felt a warm feeling.

"Dear Princess Clestia, Lesbian polygamy rocks"

Dear Princess Celestia.

Through careful observation, I have surmised that Pinkie Pie lived under a delusion that she is being observed by "viewers" from another universe. I have often seen her gaze into the distance, give a knowing smile to empty space, or address people who are not there.

Along with Pinkie Pie's other friends, I have run an intervention and had her committed. She is now being treated in the Ponyville Asylum for Mentally Troubled Ponies.

From this I have learned that sometimes you have to make a friend sad, if it's for her own good. I am sure that Pinkie will thank us when the treatment ends.

Your faithful student
Twilight Sparkle

Well, it was already pointed out that "Look Before You Sleep" was Applejack vs. Rarity, and "Fall Weather Friends" was Applejack vs. Rainbow Dash. But then to be economical, the show-runners gave Applejack a scene with each of the rest of her friends in "Applebuck Season", so that they would never have to worry about including Applejack in anything ever again.

Meh, I tend to find the opinions of non-fans more interesting.

So what it for jokes. He got good ones in it.

I wonder if Twilight would be actively trying to cause a problem to get something to send the Princess a letter about XD

Dear Princess,
I'm bored.
—Twi

How about a moral that sometimes, you don't need to force lessons into everything that you do, because sometimes forcing yourself to find things that don't exist or are already known is pointless and/or harmful?

Postmodernists would hate that episode.

Dear Princess Celestia:

We both know what you did.

Eh, we'll just love n' tolerate all the hatred out of 'em :V

Do you guys seriously think this could be it for the "end-of-the-ep morals"?

Would Hasbro even allow that?

They might aim for fewer or better-disguised lessons.

They might keep it going this season, but I don't see it lasting up to the third.

Season, I mean.

Wait, you said "morals". I was thinking of "letters".

Eh.

edited 28th Sep '11 10:31:16 AM by KylerThatch

I seriously hope they don't stop doing them.

Maybe the lesson for this episode will be "if you honestly don't think you can do something, just apologise for it rather than doing something rash".

Offcoure not, they Hasbro evil corporation who prefer forcing pointless morals into troat of childrens than making show with no GI Joe style moral.

I wouldn't mind some parody-morals or something.

I've speculated that Hasbro will change the morals from friendship to something else once they run out of ideas.

And yeah, I meant the letters.

I wonder if that means they'll change the name, too.

Whatever else she may be, Pinkie makes a damn fine dog.

edited 28th Sep '11 10:50:22 AM by RichReeders

Pinkie Dog / Big Macindog OTP.