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* FreezeFrameBonus: On the right of the Big Donut's menu it explicitly says "We only sell donuts!"
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** On the right of the Big Donut's menu it explicitly says "We only selldonuts!"donuts!"
** If you look at the Gem's surrounding's during the episode, you can see they spent most of the episode assembling stools.
** On the right of the Big Donut's menu it explicitly says "We only sell
** If you look at the Gem's surrounding's during the episode, you can see they spent most of the episode assembling stools.
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* CallBack: Pearl's question about whether the shirts have come to life and possessed the bodies of their wearers may be a reference to Frybo, considering he was also a piece of clothing that came to life and started wreaking havoc.
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Steven is working on a drawing of his dad, and runs eagerly down to show the Gems his work. He explains to them that it's for flyers to advertise that Greg is giving guitar lessons. The Gems, still lacking a grasp of human idioms, don't entirely understand why the poster looks as it does. Amethyst asks what the cartoon lines for Greg's teeth are. Pearl asks what the lighting bolts are for.
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Steven is working on a drawing of his dad, and runs eagerly down to show the Gems his work. He explains to them that it's for flyers to advertise that Greg is giving guitar lessons. The Gems, still lacking a grasp of human idioms, don't entirely understand why the poster looks as it does. Amethyst asks what the cartoon lines for Greg's teeth are. Pearl asks what the lighting lightning bolts are for.
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* ContinuityNod: Steven uses the T-shirt cannon from his father's storage unit.
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* WouldNotHitAGirl: Steven and[=/=]or Buck, apparently. They hit Ronaldo, Sour Cream and Lars with their shirt cannon, but when Jenny has a shirt later she specifically mentions that it landed on the ground in front of her.
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The name of the restaurant is Big Donut D-O-N-U-T. I went back and looked at how it is spelled on the signage. Doughnut is an accepted alternate spelling for the food but the restaurant is D-O-N-U-T. :)
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Buck orders a Caprese salad from the Big Doughnut despite the fact that it's not on the menu because it's not a donut (heck, as Sadie points out, the store doesn't even have any vegetables.)
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Buck orders a Caprese salad from the Big Doughnut Donut despite the fact that it's not on the menu because it's not a donut (heck, as Sadie points out, the store doesn't even have any vegetables.)
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* FigureItOutYourself: The Gems tell this to Steven after she asks them to help with the shirt situation, since it's a completely mundane situation that doesn't require their help.
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* CrossPoppingVeins: Steven draws Greg as impossibly buff, impossibly cut, with these all over his body.
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* RunningGag: if the "we only sell donuts!" sign is any indication, people other than Buck (who appeared to be in earnest) find it funny to walk into the Big Donut and order something other than donuts.
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Buck looks up as the crowd declares the shirts cooler and funnier than "Guitar Dad". A single tear rolls down his cheek behind his shades.
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Buck looks up as the crowd declares the shirts cooler and funnier than "Guitar Dad". A single tear SingleTear rolls down his cheek from behind his shades.
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Buck arrives, and Greg, resigned to the weird fame he has gotten as "Guitar Dad", asks if Buck wants a selfie. Buck announces that he actually wants a lesson.
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Buck arrives, and Greg, resigned to the weird fame he has gotten as "Guitar Dad", asks if Buck wants a selfie. Buck announces announces, tearing open his button-down to reveal he's wearing a Guitar Dad shirt, that he actually wants a lesson.
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Steven walks off muttering to himself, and before long, has reloaded the T-shirt cannon. He begins firing at the gathering on the boardwalk where Mayor Dewey is trying to do a spontaneous, off-the-cuff speech about dedicating a new bench. The T-shirts in this barrage, though, are Buck's childish and innocent, love-driven artwork from before: A picture of Mayor Dewey with "Elect My Dad" in Buck's childish hand.
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Steven walks off muttering to himself, and before long, has reloaded the T-shirt cannon. He begins firing at the gathering on the boardwalk where Mayor Dewey is trying to do a spontaneous, off-the-cuff speech about dedicating a new bench. The T-shirts in this barrage, though, are Buck's childish and innocent, love-driven artwork from before: A picture of Mayor Dewey with "Elect My Dad" in Buck's childish hand. \n Mayor Dewey isn't upset at the interruption; he's actually sort of touched to see his son's artwork on the T-shirts, and settles down, admitting that the new bench is sort of comfortable.
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* AnAesop: Don't do anything to others that you wouldn't want done to you.
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Steven and Buck talk for a moment about the flyers. Seeing the art, Buck says it would make excellent T-shirts. He and Steven high five on it, and head to the Dewey house. Mayor Dewey, who is working on his re-election campaign. He cheerfully explains he's been doing this for years, and runs across a drawing Buck did when he was little. It's an equally amateurish drawing of Mayor Dewey, and Buck is immediately embarrassed by his dad, who is trying so hard the way kids talk. He shoves his dad out then gets to work with Steven.
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Steven and Buck talk for a moment about the flyers. Seeing the art, Buck says it would make excellent T-shirts. He and Steven high five on it, and head to the Dewey house. Mayor Dewey, who is working on his re-election campaign. He cheerfully explains he's been doing this for years, and runs across a drawing Buck did when he was little. It's an equally amateurish drawing of Mayor Dewey, and who shows it to Steven with fatherly pride. Buck is immediately embarrassed by his dad, who is trying so hard to sling slang the way kids talk. He shoves his dad out out, then gets to work with Steven.
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To Steven's dismay, though, nobody is coming by It's A Wash for lessons. They're coming by for selfies and driving by to honk at him and compliment him, but no lessons. Steven talks to Buck and says they have to stop promoting the shirts because they're not getting Greg any business. Buck replies this was never the point. The shirts were meant to be funny because Steven's art is so naive and innocent, from love for his father. But he doesn't seem to care or understand that Steven is upset about his father not getting any business.
He rushes home to the gems, saying it's an emergency. They ask what the problem is.
He rushes home to the gems, saying it's an emergency. They ask what the problem is.
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To Steven's dismay, though, nobody is coming by It's A Wash for lessons. They're coming by for selfies and driving by to honk at him and compliment him, but no lessons. Steven talks to Buck and says they have to stop promoting the shirts because they're not getting Greg any business. Buck replies this was never the point. The shirts were meant to be funny because Steven's art is so naive and innocent, from love for his father. But he doesn't seem to care or understand that Steven is upset about his father not getting any business.
business. He insists that was never the purpose, and that he's going to make taste forever. Well, forever after his father's campaign event.
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Upset, Steven rushes home to the
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Buck arrives, and Greg, resigned to the weird fame he has gotten as "Guitar Dad" asks if Buck wants a selfie. Buck announces that he actually wants a lesson.
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Buck arrives, and Greg, resigned to the weird fame he has gotten as "Guitar Dad" Dad", asks if Buck wants a selfie. Buck announces that he actually wants a lesson.
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Steven is working on a drawing of his dad, and runs eagerly down to show the Gems his work. He explains to them that it's for flyers to advertise that Greg is giving guitar lessons. The Gems, still lacking a grasp of human idioms don't entirely understand why the poster looks as it does. Amethyst asks what the cartoon lines for Greg's teeth are. Pearl asks what the lighting bolts are for.
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Steven is working on a drawing of his dad, and runs eagerly down to show the Gems his work. He explains to them that it's for flyers to advertise that Greg is giving guitar lessons. The Gems, still lacking a grasp of human idioms idioms, don't entirely understand why the poster looks as it does. Amethyst asks what the cartoon lines for Greg's teeth are. Pearl asks what the lighting bolts are for.
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The Gems, once discovering that the shirts don't cause people to catch fire, sap their will to live, or do anything else dangerous, refuse to assist. Instead they advise Steven to polish his conflict resolution skills. They tell him to make his problem known so that an understanding can be reached.
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The Gems, once discovering that the shirts don't cause people to catch fire, sap their will to live, or do anything else dangerous, refuse to assist. Instead they advise Garnet advises Steven to polish his conflict resolution skills. They tell She tells him to make his problem known so that an understanding can be reached.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: On the right of the Big Donut's menu it explicitly says "We only sell donuts!"
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* ConspicuouslyPublicAssassination: ''Hilariously'' played with. Steven, wearing shades, fires a T-shirt at Mayor Dewey, causing the crowd -- including the Mayor's security -- to panic.
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* ConspicuouslyPublicAssassination: ''Hilariously'' played with. Steven, wearing shades, fires a T-shirt at Mayor Dewey, Dewey from a secluded rooftop, causing the crowd -- including the Mayor's security -- to panic.
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* HypnoticEyes: An alarmed Pearl displays these as she asks if the shirts possess people or sap the will of the wearer to live.
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* SpeakingLikeTotallyTeen: Mayor Dewey tries to speak current teen slang in an effort to get the youth vote. It embarrasses Buck painfully.
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* IronicEcho: Now that he's a teen, Buck is embarrassed by the art he did of his own father when he was around Steven's age and thoughtlessly disparages when he sees Steven's art of Greg. Steven gets through to him by making T-shirts of Buck's childish art and firing T-shirts into the crowd at Mayor Dewey's speech.
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Steven and Buck Dewey make t-shirts together.
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Steven is working on a drawing of his dad, and runs eagerly down to show the Gems his work. He explains to them that it's for flyers to advertise that Greg is giving guitar lessons. The Gems, still lacking a grasp of human idioms don't entirely understand why the poster looks as it does. Amethyst asks what the cartoon lines for Greg's teeth are. Pearl asks what the lighting bolts are for.
-->'''Steven:''' I wanted to show how my dad rocks on the guitar!\\
'''Garnet:''' Then you should have rocks falling out of the guitar.\\
'''Steven:''': It's a little too late for notes. This is permanent marker.
Steven goes to the Big Donut to start posting his flyers. As he is about to begin, Buck Dewey arrives, and looks at the selections. He asks for a caprese salad, which the Big Donut does not carry. Lars is still desperate to impress the Cool Kids by his immediate offer to get Buck a salad.
Steven and Buck talk for a moment about the flyers. Seeing the art, Buck says it would make excellent T-shirts. He and Steven high five on it, and head to the Dewey house. Mayor Dewey, who is working on his re-election campaign. He cheerfully explains he's been doing this for years, and runs across a drawing Buck did when he was little. It's an equally amateurish drawing of Mayor Dewey, and Buck is immediately embarrassed by his dad, who is trying so hard the way kids talk. He shoves his dad out then gets to work with Steven.
Steven asks how to get the T-shirts out, and Buck decides they have to be radical about it. They get a T-shirt cannon and fire them at Sour Cream, Ronaldo, and Lars. Jenny Pizza finds one as well, and despite Kiki's misgivings, thinks the shirt is hilarious and fun. Buck and Steven share a toast of pizza that the shirts are a success.
To Steven's dismay, though, nobody is coming by It's A Wash for lessons. They're coming by for selfies and driving by to honk at him and compliment him, but no lessons. Steven talks to Buck and says they have to stop promoting the shirts because they're not getting Greg any business. Buck replies this was never the point. The shirts were meant to be funny because Steven's art is so naive and innocent, from love for his father. But he doesn't seem to care or understand that Steven is upset about his father not getting any business.
He rushes home to the gems, saying it's an emergency. They ask what the problem is.
-->'''Steven:''' ... he's just using my art in a way I disagree with.
The Gems, once discovering that the shirts don't cause people to catch fire, sap their will to live, or do anything else dangerous, refuse to assist. Instead they advise Steven to polish his conflict resolution skills. They tell him to make
Steven walks off muttering to himself, and before long, has reloaded the T-shirt cannon. He begins firing at the gathering on the boardwalk where Mayor Dewey is trying to do a spontaneous, off-the-cuff speech about dedicating a new bench. The T-shirts in this barrage, though, are Buck's childish and innocent, love-driven artwork from before: A picture of Mayor Dewey with "Elect My Dad" in Buck's childish hand.
Buck looks up as the crowd declares the shirts cooler and funnier than "Guitar Dad". A single tear rolls down his cheek behind his shades.
Back at It's A Wash, Steven proudly presents his father with the very last, and therefore super-limited-edition "Guitar Dad" T-Shirt.
Buck arrives, and Greg, resigned to the weird fame he has gotten as "Guitar Dad" asks if Buck wants a selfie. Buck announces that he actually wants a lesson.
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* JustForPun: A banner in the background when Steven and Buck prepare to make t-shirts reads "No new faxes".
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Buck orders a Caprese salad from the Big Doughnut despite the fact that it's not on the menu (heck, as Sadie points out, the store doesn't even have any vegetables.)
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Buck orders a Caprese salad from the Big Doughnut despite the fact that it's not on the menu because it's not a donut (heck, as Sadie points out, the store doesn't even have any vegetables.)
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: Buck claims he doesn't really care what people say about the shirts as long as they're talking about them. Of course, ''he'' thinks the work is horrible and may be hoping everyone agrees with him...
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: In universe, Buck claims he doesn't really care what people say about the shirts as long as they're talking about them. Of course, ''he'' thinks the work is horrible and may be hoping everyone agrees with him...
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* FunTShirt: Steven's "Guitar Dad" flyer is made into one. When Steven realizes Buck did it becuase he thought it was funny, rather than for advertising purposes, he makes one out of Buck'sbchildhood drawing urging people to vote for his dad.
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* {{Irony}}: Buck's low opinion of Steven's design may be his way of trying to ignore that a few years ago, he wasn't only producing the same kind of art, he was also doing it because he just loved his father that much.
* {{Irony}}: Buck's low opinion of Steven's design may be his way of trying to ignore that a few years ago, he wasn't only producing the same kind of art, he was also doing it because he just loved his father that much.
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* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: Buck claims he doesn't really care what people say about the shirts as long as they're talking about them. Of course, ''he'' thinks the work is horrible and may be hoping everyone agrees with him...
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* ConspicuouslyPublicAssassination: ''Hilariously'' played with. Steven, wearing shades fires a T-shirt at Mayor Dewey, causing the crowd including the Mayor's security to panic.
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* TakingTheBullet: Played for laughs. When the mayor's security sees he's about to get hit by a t-shirt, they panic and ditch him.
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* BrutalHonesty: Buck tells Steven his drawing really is terrible.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Buck orders a Caprese salad from the Big Doughnut despite the fact that it's not on the menu (heck, as Sadie points out, the store doesn't even have anyvegetables).vegetables.)
* ConspicuouslyPublicAssassination: ''Hilariously'' played with. Steven, wearing shades fires a T-shirt at Mayor Dewey, causing the crowd including the Mayor's security to panic.
* DoingItForTheArt: In-universe, as Buck wants to continue making taste ''forever''.
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* ConspicuouslyPublicAssassination: ''Hilariously'' played with. Steven, wearing shades fires a T-shirt at Mayor Dewey, causing the crowd including the Mayor's security to panic.
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Steven and Buck Dewey make t-shirts together.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Buck Dewey.
* EpicFail: Steven tries to high-five the utterly motionless Buck. He misses.
* LiteralMinded: Steven's flyer tries to show how much his dad rocks at the guitar, so Garnet thinks there should be rocks coming out of the guitar instead of lightning bolts.
* NoBulkDiscounts: The per-donut rate for different orders on the Big Donut menu don't follow any pattern:
-->1 donut - $0.99\\
2 donuts - $3.39 - $1.70 each\\
3 donuts - $2.49 - $0.83 each\\
6 donuts - $4.99 - $0.83 each\\
8 donuts ([[HeartbreakAndIceCream "The Breakup"]]) - $6.49 - $0.81 each\\
12 donuts - $10.99 - $0.92 each
* OutOfOrder: The second of the three episodes meant for being between Rose's Scabbard and The Message due to the Stevenbomb premiere week, made obvious by Garnet having her old design.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Buck Dewey.
* EpicFail: Steven tries to high-five the utterly motionless Buck. He misses.
* LiteralMinded: Steven's flyer tries to show how much his dad rocks at the guitar, so Garnet thinks there should be rocks coming out of the guitar instead of lightning bolts.
* NoBulkDiscounts: The per-donut rate for different orders on the Big Donut menu don't follow any pattern:
-->1 donut - $0.99\\
2 donuts - $3.39 - $1.70 each\\
3 donuts - $2.49 - $0.83 each\\
6 donuts - $4.99 - $0.83 each\\
8 donuts ([[HeartbreakAndIceCream "The Breakup"]]) - $6.49 - $0.81 each\\
12 donuts - $10.99 - $0.92 each
* OutOfOrder: The second of the three episodes meant for being between Rose's Scabbard and The Message due to the Stevenbomb premiere week, made obvious by Garnet having her old design.
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