Molecular Kogwheel

Turn the whole episode's characters and backgrounds into cheap, uncanny 3D model. Seriously. I hated 3D used in 'Spike at your Service'.

When I went to Department store recently, and went to pink aisle, I saw two toys that striked to me bizzare when put together. One was My Little Pony Equestria Girls toy, which is no surprise; But this I found it interesting: Barbie and Her Sisters In a Pony Tale toy; I found it extraordinary that My Little Pony is making human toys, and Barbie is making equine toys. What's more is that both toys are based on the movie of the same name, which both are released in 2013. It is interesting to see how My Little Pony and Barbie franchises have adapted characteristics of opposing franchises.

[This post contain spoilers of Season 4 and MLP comic #11] I realised that Season 4 episode 4 will be about mane six helping out Rainbow Dash's favourite author, and I'm certain that author is author of Daring Do. And I think with this episode, we can finally know whether My Little Pony comics are canon with TV series or not. Why? This is from My Little Pony comics #11, and it shows that Twilight Velvet, Twilight's mother, is none other than author of Daring Do! (Which I believe is a background joke of a blind bag toy: http://mylittleponymadness.weebly.com/uploads/6/4/2/7/6427176/6653651_orig.jpg?0) So, if Season 4 episode 4 depicts Twilight's mother as the author, we can be certain that My Little Pony TV series accept comic versions as canon. If other pony is used as author, then no canon. Source: http://tvlistings.zap2it.com/tv/Why-Cant-I-Hold-All-These-Ponies/EP013304160073 http://www.equestriadaily.com/2013/09/comic-followup-neigh-anything-issue-11.html

HAM? Are you loco in a coco? Only humans eat ham, so tht should be ponified too. Buckinghay Palace. Yeah, that sounds much better. Also, how about Lundyon for the ponified London? SInce there's a breed called Lundy pony, which originates from Britian.

I liked Flash Sentry as a character in the movie. Well, I do agree that the relationship of the two in the main show may not be a good idea, because such relationship may cause isolation of Twilight from her friends(as if her being alicorn wasn't enough - of course I don't mean I hate her for becoming alicorn). Also, it would be awkward to have Twilight Sparkle and pony version of Flash Sentry begin a relationship in the first place, as canonically, pony version of Flash Sentry know next to nothing about Twilight, so the relationship built up in Equestria Girls should be rebuilt in the main story for the relationship between Twilight and Flash Sentry to occur, which is highly impractical. But, as I said earlier, I liked Flash Sentry in the movie. I'm not specifically certain why, I just do. So it would have been awesome if he made brief/cameo appearances in season 4, just like how Fancy Pants from 'Sweet and Elite', S02E09 made a brief appearance in 'A Canterlot Wedding Part 2', S02E26. Of course, it will not be a good idea to give him a major role, as that would require the episode to provide the audience a breifing of what happen in the movie to back up his character, which would be tedious. Like, he could briefly appear delivering urgent messages to princess Cadence similar to what guard pony do in the opening of 'The Crystal Empire', S03E01 to Princess Celestia.

Well, while watching the show, I realized that Applejack, as a farmer, tends to speak with Southern American slangs and idioms, like, 'Y'all' and 'She's a few apples short of a bushel'. That's cool. I also realise some of those slangs and idioms and all have horse puns in it, like 'goody FOUR-shoes' and 'horse-drawn, horse-drawn carriages'. That's cool too. But, no matter how much I research, I possibly cannot find what is the origin of the phrase that Applejack says, 'Well,Wallop my Withers, Spike!' which is from Season 1 Episode 3 The Ticket Master! In fact, I know wallop means to hit or strike, and withers is the back of an animal between their shoulder blades, but I never heard the phrase, 'Well, hit my back, pardner'. Can somepony, anypony, please tell me what is the original phrase of 'Wallop my withers'?