Younger viewers won’t catch on to these moments in Gravity Falls… But we did! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

When Alex Hirsch set out to make Gravity Falls for the Disney Channel — he wasn’t just making a show for the kiddos — he managed to make something that could bridge generational gaps, provide a ton of hidden references, and push the limits when it came to adult jokes. Into the Bunker was a pivotal episode for Gravity Falls in terms of plot and huge reveals — but there was some pretty risque stuff found in the episode as well. One more comes when Soos, Wendy, Dipper, and Mabel all enter a pretty creepy room. Well, before internet searches provided instant access to adult content, teens and adults had to find things the old fashioned way — through print. In the episode “Scary-oke”, Dipper discovers a glimpse of what that’s like when searching for more information on his Grunkle Stan Pines. Concepts and heaven and hell are usually not thrust into the limelight on a children’s show, but Gravity Falls presented some of the themes right in our faces for the episode “Soos and the Real Girl”. Watch to see this secret and many others only adults would notice!

As fans of the show grow older and adults look back — check out some of the things only the older viewing audience would notice — or some pretty mature and well-cultured children. Let’s all head back to the Mystery Shack for another joyous ride through the world of Gravity Falls!

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We’re learning the prepositions “over”, “across”, “through”, and “up” in this Super Simple version of the nursery rhyme, “The Bear Went Over The Mountain”! 🎶 The bear went over the mountain, the bear went over the mountain, the bear went over the mountain, to see what she could see. And all that she could see, and all that she could see, was the other side of the mountain, the other side of the mountain, the other side of the mountain, was all that she could see. 🎶

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LYRICS:
The bear went over the mountain,
the bear went over the mountain,
the bear went over the mountain,
to see what she could see.
And all that she could see,
and all that she could see,
was the other side of the mountain,
the other side of the mountain,
the other side of the mountain,
was all that she could see.

The bear went across the river,
the bear went across the river,
the bear went across the river,
to see what she could see.
And all that she could see,
and all that she could see,
was the other side of the river,
the other side of the river,
the other side of the river,
was all that she could see.

The bear went through the forest,
the bear went through the forest,
the bear went through the forest,
to see what she could see.
And all that she could see,
and all that she could see,
was the other side of the forest,
the other side of the forest,
the other side of the forest,
was all that she could see.

The bear climbed up the big tree,
the bear climbed up the big tree,
the bear climbed up the big tree,
to see what she could see.
And all that she could see,
and all that she could see,
was the forest, river, and mountain,
the forest, river, and mountain,
the forest, river, and mountain,
was all that she could see.
Was all that she could see.

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Will we see the introduction of the Taskmaster in Marvel’s Phase 4? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Thanks to some leaked set photos from the solo Black Widow film, it seems that we may finally be seeing one of the Avengers most notorious villains making his way to the big screen.

Taskmaster, the trainer of some of the universe’s deadliest antagonists, and master of basically every fighting style ever, is coming to make Natasha Romanoff’s day just a little bit more difficult. But what if his presence in Black Widow isn’t just a one-off? What if this means bigger things for the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a whole? As we gear up for Phase 4, the rumors will only continue to grow and all of the leaks from the Black Widow movie will just increase the talk and chatter. After the success of Thanos in the MCU, a lot of eyes on who the next big bad will be and how they can deliver a compelling performance that is right up there with Thanos or even exceeds expectations.

In this video, we will take a look at who exactly the Taskmaster is, what he is capable of, and how he could potentially shape the future of not only phase 4, but the MCU as we know it. Tony Masters, aka Taskmaster, had a relatively normal childhood, that is, until he discovered that he could perfectly mimic the movements of anyone he watched, including one time when he nailed a dive into a pool after watching a professional diver perform the move only once. As he grew up, he utilised this ability to get ahead in life, such as when he became the star quarterback of his high school football team, after watching a few professional games on TV.

Eventually, Masters joined up and became an agent of SHIELD, where he only grew stronger and stronger.

So sit back, relax, and let’s learn all about Taskmaster.

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Here are 15 deleted scenes Nickelodeon couldn’t show from The Loud House! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

So you’re a fan of Nickelodeon’s wild and crazy animated show, Loud House. Well, it’s more than just a show, it’s a full on experience. With a crazy family always up to new antics and adventures, each episode shows us a new side of these characters. But did you know that, as crazy as the show is on screen, there are many deleted scenes that were just too much for TV? Join ScreenRant as we go behind the scenes at Nickelodeon Studios and see just what about Loud House could possibly be cut for time and decency!

There’s that scene when Lincoln had to drink his way through an entire room and hallway filled with cups of water, only to be cut off from the bathroom door. There’s the other cut scene following that time family replaced themselves with stunt doubles. There’s that fight that led to the deleted explosion. We’ll also tell you about the moment Lisa yanked off her clothes after changing her personality, then returning back to normal. Then, there’s the sisters from the bunny episode, “White Hare,” who could very likely have been additional sisters in their own rights. Plus we’ll get into the moment Clyde hit a tripwire, we’ll discuss the full sized candy bars from the Halloween episode, we’ll go over the aftermath of the burglar mannequin – cut from its original episode, and we’ll give you the lowdown on the Volcano and a cut interaction with Clyde’s dads. Before we’re done, you’ll also know all you need to know about tough baby Lily, Lynn’s bleeding gums and the vampire protest that never was.

Featuring:

Entry 1 – Lincoln and the Cups of Water
Entry 2 – Family Stunt Doubles
Entry 3 – The Distant Explosion
Entry 4 – Lisa Yanks Off Her Clothes
Entry 5 – Missing Sister, Beverly
Entry 6 – Clyde Hits A Tripwire
Entry 7 – Full Size Candy Bars
Entry 8 – The Burglar
Entry 9 – The Volcano and Clyde’s Dads
Entry 10 – Tough Baby Lily
Entry 11 – Lynn’s Bleeding Gums
Entry 12 – Missing Sister, Blanche
Entry 13 – Vampire Protest
Entry 14 – Missing Sister, Bippa
Entry 15 – Missing Sister, Brook

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Nothing can prepare these elite firefighters for their most challenging job yet: babysitting. 🔥 Check out the new trailer for Playing With Fire, starring John Cena, and don’t miss it in theatres this November. #PlayingWithFireMovie
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When straight-laced fire superintendent Jake Carson (John Cena) and his elite team of expert firefighters (Keegan-Michael Key, John Leguizamo and Tyler Mane) come to the rescue of three siblings (Brianna Hildebrand, Christian Convery and Finley Rose Slater) in the path of an encroaching wildfire, they quickly realize that no amount of training could prepare them for their most challenging job yet – babysitters. Unable to locate the children’s parents, the firefighters have their lives, jobs and even their fire depot turned upside down and quickly learn that kids – much like fires –are wild and unpredictable.