Adventure Time with Finn & Jake series Finale: Discussing the Ultimate Adventure

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How many times did you cry watching The Adventure Time Series Finale? Come along with me as we discuss the meaning of the series finale of this revolutionary Cartoon Network show. We're joined by Oliver Sava who leads the Onion A.V. Club's Adventure Time coverage, also freelancing for Vulture, and Chicago Reader. @OliverSava And Jameson Hampton, a non-binary adventurer from Buffalo, NY who writes a lot of code and reads a lot of comics. They're a regular contributor for WWAC and you can find them on Twitter @jameybash. This episode includes spoilers for the entire TV series. We also discuss what we're looking forward to in the continuing Adventure Time comics series published by Boom Comics. I'm @Elana_Brooklyn on Twitter.

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