My Review of The Owl House season 1 episode 14 Really Small Problems

Grading Scale:

A (fantastic episode)
A- (an excellent episode with at least one flaw)
B+ (a great episode with a couple of flaws)
B (a good episode which still could have been better)
B- (a good episode with numerous flaws but still rewatchable)
C+ (a decent episode)
C (eh... it’s not terrible but not good either)
C- (it’s not worth rewatching although it does have good elements)
D+ (a bad episode with a few good things in it)
D (a really bad episode with wasted potential)
D- (a terrible episode with badly written characters and butchered moral)
F (horrible and unwatchable)

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Greetings, everyone! This is your friendly Owl Mr. J back with more The Owl House content! I will now be reviewing the fourteenth episode of the show entitled: “Really Small Problems”. Not gonna lie, this was a really fun episode that was filled with a little more humor than usual and had some sort of rollercoaster vibe to some degree. Plus, this was yet another good episode that focuses on King and develops him more and more into a mature character. Here we have an invitation letter given to Eda in regards to a carnival to which our main characters go. However, really small problems actually do arise for both King and Eda especially within the carnival.

Honestly, I was less thrilled to see Tibbles again for obvious reasons as he is one of my least favorite characters aside from being by far the most annoying minor antagonist in the show. Sometimes, I feel like I want to go through the screen and punch that little shit in the face. Gosh, I can’t stand his voice or his annoying personality.

Seeing King have his own shenanigans and arguments with Gus was pretty interesting to see though, and it is also great to see him own up to his mistakes and shortcomings. Great job, Bill Cipher—I mean, King.

This episode shows us that there are still some folks who haven’t changed and will continue in being irritating idiots. I just hope that one day Tibbles will be killed off before the show is over; I mean, Disney is no stranger to killing off villains in a horrific fashion, so why not give Tibbles the same fate? Plus, this also shows us that being petty over little things can lead to disastrous results if we don’t keep our ego in check.

So yeah, great episode, good moral, wonderful dialogue, screw Tibbles. Haha!! Anyway, this gets a solid B+!

Peace!