Adventure Time

2010 • Cartoon Network
4.6
17.1K reviews
TV-PG
Rating
Eligible
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Volume 11 episodes (11)

1 Abstract / Ketchup
7/18/17
Abstract: As Jake goes through some personal changes, he's haunted by a sinister dream encounter with his brother Jermaine. / Ketchup: BMO and Marceline swap stories about their recent adventures.
2 Fiona and Cake and Fiona / Whispers
7/20/17
Fionna and Cake and Fionna: An unexpected critic shows up at Ice King's latest Fionna and Cake book reading. / Whispers: While safeguarding a frightened Sweet P, Finn is led into a confrontation with an old foe.
3 Three Buckets
7/21/17
Finn and Fern's carefree visit to some old ruins turns disastrous.
4 The Wild Hunt / Always BMO Closing
9/17/17
The Wild Hunt: A fierce creature is terrorizing the Candy Kingdom but before Finn can slay the beast, he must first overcome a guilty conscience. / Always BMO Closing: BMO and Ice King hit the road as door to door salesmen and stumble upon an irresistible opportunity.
5 Son of Rap Bear / Bonnibel Bubblegum
9/17/17
Son of Rap Bear: When Flame Princess is coaxed into a high stakes battle against the indomitable Son of Rap Bear, Finn must help her search for a new strategy. / Bonnibel Bubblegum: A long lost artifact causes Princess Bubblegum to harken back to the creation of the Candy Kingdom.
6 Seventeen / Ring Of Fire
12/17/17
Seventeen: A mysterious knight crashes Finn's birthday bash and presents him with a dangerous gift. / Ring Of Fire: When an old flame comes calling on urgent business, Tree Trunks reconsiders both her wild past and her tranquil present.
7 Marcy & Hunson / The First Investigation
12/17/17
Marcy & Hunson: Hunson Abadeer returns to Ooo to bond with his daughter Marceline, but will he be able to prove that he's changed his soul-sucking ways? / Gemcation: Greg and the Gems take Steven on vacation to help him relax.
8 Blenanas / Jake the Starchild
3/18/18
Season-only
Blenanas: Finn's latest literary work is met with only derision so he sets out to prove all the naysayers wrong. / Jake the Starchild: In order to fulfill his grand destiny, Jake is spirited away by a strangely familiar shape-shifting alien.
9 Temple of Mars / Gumbaldia
3/18/18
Temple of Mars: Searching for answers on Mars, Finn and Jermaine discover that they must first survive a cunning Martian mental trap. / Gumbaldia: Finn and Jake, as ambassadors of the Candy Kingdom, travel to a powerful new city-state in a last ditch effort to stave off war.
10 The Ultimate Adventure: Come Along with Me
9/3/18
The fate of Ooo is revealed to two adventurers in the distant future. Princess Bubblegum gathers her allies while Finn searches for a way to prevent the coming Great Gum War.
101 The Ultimate Adventure: Final Voice Session
9/16/18
Season-only
Come along with us for Willow Smith's rendition of the finale theme, plus an exclusive look at the final voice session for Adventure Time.

About this show

It's one crazy adventure after another for human boy, Finn, and his best friend, Jake, a 28-year old dog with magical powers. They're out to have the most fun possible and they sure do find it exploring the Land of Ooo! Whether it's saving Princess Bubblegum, battling zombie candy, taunting the Ice King or rocking out with Marceline the Vampire Queen, with Finn and Jake it's always ADVENTURE TIME!

Ratings and reviews

4.6
17.1K reviews
Rabiah Al-Sibai
April 30, 2013
Let me first start by saying that I am a college student and this show really appeals to me because of its depth and humor. I have bought every season on Google Play and I watch it every week when the new episode comes out. That having been said; the show appeals to many audiences because the story is usually designed for children, but everything else in the show gets incredibly complex. The creators' attention to detail is amazing. I have watched episodes multiple times over and found things that I have missed the first time around. There are jokes for any age group embedded within each episode. The characters are all lovable in their own respect and in most cases connect with the audience well. The best part of the show, however; is the weirdness, half of the time the show ends with the most random but funny thing one could think of and it leaves the viewer laughing before the show ends. It always makes me want to come back for more. Thanks to Pendleton Ward for creating this show, he is like Matt Groening 2 (Creator of Simpsons and Futurama, some of my other favorite shows). I really hope this review convinces more people to watch this show.
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Matthew (磨珠)
February 5, 2018
Something that makes Adventure Time unique, and this is especially true as the show matured, is the complexity and deep hidden meaning that follows within the story. There are tales of love, children growing up and the struggles they face. Classic tale between good and evil, but then a lot of emphasis on the personal growth of Finn and trials he goes through. The kid goes through some of the hardest and craziest things you would ever see a kid go through, and the show depicts it. He gets messed up emotionally and the show shows that, it doesn't sugar coat it, it doesn't twist and turn it into something unrelatable. Although it's set in a post-nuclear apocalyptic era and the setting itself is nothing similar to what we live in, the struggles, feelings of loneliness, heartbrokeness, emptiness, etc is all depicted through Finn to it's full extent and is completely relatable. The tales of love Finn experiences through the multiple princess leaves something for the viewer to be anxious for, and wish they had.. but then when things go sour they can relate to it.. the show has such deep and profound meaning, and on many accounts provides people with more of a meaning of life than they may have previously had. It's more than just a comedic cartoon like SpongeBob or Regular Show, it's designed to tap into your emotions, give you Epiphanies, wow you, leave you heartbroken, or fill you with joy. It's designed to make you think of yourself and your life.. which is something that makes this show and absolute gem, and easily my favorite.
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geo
April 17, 2018
I like this show. It's very fun and catchy. The characters have cool designs, and I like that. Like many CN shows, this doesn't have many reruns. But whatever. The one thing about this show, though, is that I don't like how it is constantly switching between who's story it is telling. It makes things confusing. Another thing is that there are SO many characters, and when someone says, " It's _______!" , I have no clue who this person is, even if they have already been in several episodes. My favorite character would probably be Marceline the Vampire Queen. She has a deep storyline with Simon (Ice King) and her life is pretty messed up. I love the songs she sings (Daddy, why did you eat my fries, ect). Olivia Olson has a lovely singing voice, and she is a good voice for Marceline. This show is mostly for teens/ young adults, and I feel like younger kids won't really understand or like this show. But this is my opinion. You can make your 6 yr old watch this. I may have been that age when I started watching this. I really don't remember though. But just try it out. Maybe watch it a different way before you buy it. (8 part Stakes is amazing, do that again at some point) :)
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