Gem Glow

Season 1, episode 1

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This is the first episode in the series, and it introduces many of the show's characters and basic themes.

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Laser Light Cannon

Season 1, episode 2

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In this episode we learn about Steven's parents. Greg, Steven's father, is introduced.

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Cheeseburger Backpack

Season 1, episode 3

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This episode has significant worldbuilding and character development for Steven and the Crystal Gems. It teaches lessons about having faith in your friends, and also about accepting failure. Because of this, it has a distinctly "kiddy" feel. The gems are appropriately mysterious for an early episode, and we see glimpses into the past. This episode subtly raises questions about what gems are.

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Together Breakfast

Season 1, episode 4

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This episode is mostly filler, but it teaches us about the temple that is attached to Steven's house. It's pretty goofy though.

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Frybo

Season 1, episode 5

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This episode is pure filler. It's one of the many "learn a lesson" episodes about children's relationships with their parents. This one focuses on Peedee Fryman, a boy Steven's age, and his father, with a healthy dose of mayhem induced by Steven trying to help. Dramatic irony. French fries.

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Raven Molisee, Paul Villeco

Cat Fingers

Season 1, episode 6

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This episode is seriously messed up. Steven tries to learn new powers, fumbles them, thinks his life is over. However, it doesn't add much to the story. Watch if you like Steven.

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Bubble Buddies

Season 1, episode 7

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We meet Connie in this episode! Connie is great so you should watch this. Other than her introduction, the episode is mostly about Steven and Connie trying to solve a problem that (shocker) Steven caused. Watch if you like Steven.

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Serious Steven

Season 1, episode 8

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This episode is a very learn-a-lesson one, pretty laid-back, and features some glimpses into gem history.

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Tiger Millionaire

Season 1, episode 9

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This episode is pretty goofy. It's pretty much just Steve being nosy and messing things up as usual. Watch if you like Amethyst, background characters, or general silliness.

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Raven Molisee, Paul Villeco

Steven's Lion

Season 1, episode 10

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This episode is the "origin" of Lion, but it's not really worth watching because of that because Lion literally just shows up one day, and he doesn't have much "character" other than being a big pink cat. Other episodes invite more interesting questions about Lion. It's another "save the day from a problem we caused" ep, but this time it's Amethyst's fault instead of Steven's.

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Arcade Mania

Season 1, episode 11

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This episode is about arcade games. We learn some surprising things about Garnet.

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Giant Woman

Season 1, episode 12

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This episode is particularly essential because it has the second best song in the show - "Giant Woman," which is performed by Steven. This episode introduces the concept of fusion. That's not a spoiler - we learn early on that Amethyst and Pearl can fuse into a "giant woman" called Opal. This ep delves into the relationship between foil characters Amethyst and Pearl, and explores how they can work together and harmonize despite their differences.

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Joe Johnston, Jeff Liu

So Many Birthdays

Season 1, episode 13

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This is the episode where Steven dies. JK, clearly Steven doesn't die b/c this is episode 13 of 100+. Character development is pretty minor for everyone but Steven, but worth mentioning. Most of the merit of this episode is in the worldbuilding, and the realization that nobody knows what the hell Steven is, or how he works.

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Raven Molisee, Paul Villeco

Lars and the Cool Kids

Season 1, episode 14

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"The cool kids" refers to Jenny Pizza, and Buck Dewey, and Sour Cream. "Sour Cream" is his actual first name, not (as I originally thought) a nickname Buck and Jenny gave him because he's white. We don't know his last name.

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Onion Trade

Season 1, episode 15

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This is the first episode that really focuses on Onion as a character. Other than that it's pretty much filler - another "Steven causes problems" episode. It's surprisingly non-goofy, though.

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Steven the Sword Fighter

Season 1, episode 16

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This is the episode where Pearl dies. It's very frustrating but we learn a lot about gems. As usual for season one, the ep raises more questions than it answers. We learn a lot about Pearl despite her actually being in very little of the episode.

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Lion 2: The Movie

Season 1, episode 17

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In this episode Steven messes something up and has to fix it! Shocking, I know. Still, this episode develops Connie more, and raises a ton of questions about Rose Quartz and Lion.

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Beach Party

Season 1, episode 18

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You may notice that this ep has a lot of "focus characters." How can an episode focus on seven characters at once? Well, it doesn't. It's mostly about Steven and Nanefua (pizza grandmother) but the others play almost as much of a role so. It doesn't really focus on anyone. There's a lot of lesson-learning in this one but also some fun character development, and the Pizza family is generally cool (that's their real last name). The episode definitely doesn't contribute to the overall story, but it is a fun story in itself.

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Rose's Room

Season 1, episode 19

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This episode is creepy enough to be a plot episode but really it's just a lesson-learning filler.

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Coach Steven

Season 1, episode 20

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This is the episode with Nicki Minaj in it, but other than that there's not much to it. Despite not being in the episode for very long, this gives us some oblique insight into Garnet and Amethyst's characters. We learn more directly about Steven and Pearl.

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Joking Victim

Season 1, episode 21

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This is the first of many episodes where Sadie won't accept that Lars is a piece of shit - a theme that continues throughout the show and becomes increasingly frustrating. Watch if you like getting angry at cartoon characters. Watch if you like Sadie, and therefore like episodes that focus on her, or if you really hate Sadie, and therefore enjoy seeing her suffer despite not deserving it.

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Steven and the Stevens

Season 1, episode 22

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Do you know "The Trouble with Tribbles," an episode of Star Trek? "Steven and the Stevens" is SU's "Trouble with Tribbles." It's a great episode, well-crafted, and it stands out from the formula of the show. Not really that much, because it's once again Steven attempting to solve a problem that he caused, but at least there are no gem monsters in this one. Also, it doesn't really contribute to the overall story which is why it's pink and not blue, but it's still worth watching.

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Monster Buddies

Season 1, episode 23

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Just... just watch it. It doesn't seem like much, but it will be important down the line.

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An Indirect Kiss

Season 1, episode 24

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Try not to think about this episode's title too much. We learn about Steven's powers, Rose Quartz, and how gems work.

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Mirror Gem

Season 1, episode 25

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Yes that is FIVE "drama" Pearls. This is easily the most dramatic episode in the show so far, and it only gets worse from here. This episode is difficult not to spoil so I'll try my best. Some really huge questions are raised about the Crystal Gems, gemkind, and the gem war that keeps getting referenced. It's "essential" because it answers a question you'll be asking yourself a lot down the road if you skip it.

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Ocean Gem

Season 1, episode 26

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This episode marks a significant turning point for the show - the point at which the viewer's knowledge of gemkind reaches critical mass, and our perspective on them changes. This episode begins setting the stage for the season finale, but it isn't as important as Mirror Gem. There's a lot of action and not a ton of character focus. Spoilers: None of the questions raised in Mirror Gem actually get answered here.

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House Guest

Season 1, episode 27

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This is the episode that makes everyone say Greg is a "bad dad." Judge for yourself, if you bother watching this one.

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Space Race

Season 1, episode 28

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Did I mention this show would start escalating in drama? Here's exhibit A. This episode is very dramatic for a lesson-learner but it is one none the less. Watch if you like Pearl.

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Secret Team

Season 1, episode 29

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This time, Steven tries to fix a problem that Pearl and Amethyst caused. Watch if you like Garnet, even though she's not in it that much.

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Island Adventure

Season 1, episode 30

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Steven plays matchmaker like the little busybody that he is. Sadie is cool. Lars comes THIS CLOSE to learning his lesson but trips at the damn finish line.

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Keep Beach City Weird

Season 1, episode 31

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This is the first Ronaldo-centric episode. It doesn't really contribute anything to the plot, but it has significant worldbuilding if you care about the effects the Crystal Gems have had on ordinary humans.

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Fusion Cuisine

Season 1, episode 32

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This episode characterizes Connie's parents, who we've heard tell about, and highlights the familial relationship between Steven and the Crystal Gems. Watch if you like Connie and want to learn about her family.

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Garnet's Universe

Season 1, episode 33

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This episode is incredibly silly and contributes nothing to the overall plot because most of the things that happen in it aren't actually real. Still, it's cute. Watch if you like Garnet, cuteness, and shonen anime.

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Watermelon Steven

Season 1, episode 34

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They ain't kidding. This is another one of those "Steven causes a problem, then fixes it" eps. He gets a new power he can't control! Shocking. I didn't realize how many filler episodes there were in season 1. I'm sure glad I made this handy guide so you can skip through them all!

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Lion 3: Straight to Video

Season 1, episode 35

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This disarmingly chill episode raises more questions about Lion than it answers. It's also the first time we actually see Rose Quartz, sort of. Also, Sadie gets some character development.

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Warp Tour

Season 1, episode 36

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This episode is pretty freaky. It's mostly plot progression - a real breath of fresh air after like 10 eps of straight filler. This is more build-up to the season finale.

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Alone Together

Season 1, episode 37

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I personally think this episode is really creepy. There's a lot going on in this one, and I don't fully understand it all. It's not really essential to the PLOT of the show but it is definitely essential to Steven's character arc, and he's the main character so, you should watch it.

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The Test

Season 1, episode 38

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This episode is sad and it makes me sad. It's a lesson-learner about how the people you look up to (the Crystal Gems) are probably trying their best even though they have their flaws just like everyone else. Steven acts really mature in this one. Watch if you like being frustrated.

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Future Vision

Season 1, episode 39

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The main point of this episode is spoiled by the title... It's mostly about Steven having an existential crisis, though. Watch if you like Garnet.

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On the Run

Season 1, episode 40

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I thought for sure On the Run was earlier in this season. Man, there really was a lot of filler, wasn't there? This episode is mostly about Amethyst. We learn a lot about her and about gemkind in general. This is the episode where we learn how gems are born, and it has a reference to a creepy manga that you might recognize.

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Horror Club

Season 1, episode 41

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This episode is more dramatic filler about the humans. Watch if you like them.

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Winter Forecast

Season 1, episode 42

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Connie exists, Garnet does something cool, Steven learns a lesson. This one subverts the formula and is generally cute, but isn't really plotty.

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Maximum Capacity

Season 1, episode 43

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This is one of the most messed-up eps in the show. Greg and Amethyst get in a fight (an argument, not a real fight) and it's intense. Steven doesn't really learn a lesson in this one so much as get disillusioned. Watch if you like being unhappy.

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Marble Madness

Season 1, episode 44

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An awfully silly title for a pretty dramatic episode. You think you're gonna get answers, but you don't really. Still, this one actually kind of fits into the plot.

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Rose's Scabbard

Season 1, episode 45

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We learn about Pearl and Rose's past, and frustratingly learn exactly nothing about Lion.

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Open Book

Season 1, episode 46

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Steven has to solve a problem but this time I really can't blame him for it happening in the first place. It's mostly him and Connie messing around.

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Shirt Club

Season 1, episode 49

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This is more lesson-learning filler. We learn about Buck Dewey and his relationship with his dad, and how it compares to Steven's own relationship with his dad.

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Story for Steven

Season 1, episode 50

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This is a flashback episode, where we learn about Greg and Rose's relationship before Steven was born. Watch if you like Greg.

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The Message

Season 1, episode 47

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This episode is buildup to the finale, but they manage to squeeze lesson-learning in there. It's mostly about Greg feeling sad.

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Political Power

Season 1, episode 48

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Why are they putting a filler episode so close to the season finale? Actually, in the original airing, Rose's Scabbard was followed immediately by The Message and then the finale episodes, which are the next two in the rotation. But, in the official numbering, this one comes next. It contains some build-up to the finale though.

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The Return

Season 1, episode 51

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This is the first part of the two-parter finale. It has it all - Steven fixing problems he caused, Steven learning lessons, character development, and drama. It ends on a frustrating cliffhanger but luckily you have the next ep at your fingertips.

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Jail Break

Season 1, episode 52

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This is the second part of the two-parter finale. Some questions are answered. Questions you didn't even know you had are answered. Garnet sings a lovely song.

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Full Disclosure

Season 2, episode 1

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This is a character-heavy episode that focuses on Steven coping with the events of the last episode. This episode is one of the really unique episodes in the show, because it shows the characters reacting almost realistically to the fantastical events that have occurred.

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Joy Ride

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JK, jk, but it looks like he dies at one point. In this episode, Steven continues to cope with the weirdness that's befallen him, this time with support from the Cool Kids.

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Season 3, episode 24

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Season 3, episode 25

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Worldbuilding:

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