It's nice to be coming back to this plot, but the writing has trouble balancing realism with narrative satisfaction.

A solid closer to the episode bomb that still winds up reminding us of all the characters we haven't spent time with for a while.

A quiet character piece that's a good reminder of Estelle's vocal chops. In case you forgot she was excellent.

It's not doing anything new for the series but it's doing it all well, and these characters deserve to have a nice time.

Another storybook episode that's technically the cap of a three-episode arc. You know, the one that started....three months ago....

Steven Universe has been around since 2013, and we're currently in the middle of the show's fifth season. And yet, despite blocks of episodes being released in drips and drabs on DVD over the years, an entire season of the show has never been made available...until now!

At long, long, long last, it's time to talk to, rather than about, the infamous Pink Diamond.

Dancer Juliet Doherty was transformed into "Ballerina Pearl" for a take on "It's Over, Isn't It?", Pearl's beautiful song about love and loss from the episode "Mr. Greg." 

I've never been so happy to eat my words. Kevin's still the worst, though.

Importance of plot progression aside, we needed this breather.

The best (so far) episode of the run is followed by the worst.

The show delivers one of its best gut punches in a while.

The show's finally working out how to combine its magical and mundane plotlines.

Surprise! The show's back after six months of silence, with five brand new episodes.

Cartoon Network uploaded a DIY video perfect for any Steven Universe fans.

Hessonite, a pompous Homeworld commander who plans to steal the Prism from Steven, will debut in the Steven Universe: Save the Light RPG.

There's nothing quite like a Muppet-ized Sesame Street mashup of 80s music, am I right?