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Adventure Time: Distant Lands Poster: Has Jake Achieved Enlightenment? Posted on Pendleton Ward's  Adventure Time: Distant Lands brings Finn the Human and Jake the Dog "Together Again" for their greatest adventure yet, HBO Max is following a look at the special via a teaser will a look at some pretty trippy preview key art. Originally, this chapter was supposed to be the season's wrap-up but that honor now goes to the Peppermint Butler-focused episode "Wizard City" instead- but we're not surprised since Jake and Finn tend to make their own schedules (like we're telling you anything). Our b...

Adventure Time: Distant Lands Episode 3 Trailer Reunites Finn and Jake HBO Max has released the first promo trailer for the third episode of Adventure Time: Distant Lands titled “Together Again,” which is scheduled to debut on Thursday, May 20. The video features the beloved Cartoon Network series’ main characters Finn the Human and Jake the Dog as they embark on their biggest adventure ever. Check out the video in the player below. The streamer has also released the official synopsis for the upcoming third episode, which teases the reunion of the fan-favorite duo. The synopsis for “...

Adventure Time: Distant Lands: Jake & Finn "Together Again" This May Posted on Pendleton Ward's  Adventure Time: Distant Lands amps up expectations with the upcoming third episode "Together Again." Why? Because as you're about to see from the following official teaser, this chapter brings Finn the Human and Jake the Dog back together and back to our screens for their biggest adventure yet. Originally, "Together Again" was supposed to be the season's wrap-up but that honor now goes to the Peppermint Butler-focused episode "Wizard City" instead. Image: Screencap Adventure Time: Distant Lands ...

by Mike Usinger on March 2nd, 2021 at 4:55 PM 1 of 3 2 of 3 Labels are endlessly fascinating, and often terribly misleading, when it comes to the world of music. Think about how the White Stripes were slapped with “garage rock” when they first exploded out of the American underground in 2001, even though that didn’t begin to describe “Hotel Yorba” or “We’re Going to be Friends”. If ever-reliable Wikipedia is to be believed, System of a Down can be filed under (take your pick) alternative metal, nu metal, or heavy metal at the record store. That none of those tags do the t...