Okay, so this episode...

Spoke to me.

That is all.

Is it just me, or was this episode's solution absolutely gross?

This week, in Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds Critters, Pipp isn't going to let a little biological warfare keep her from her Mardi Gras beads.

And Opaline continues to be a bitch, and Misty gives a pretty decent Opaline impression.

This week, in the most inappropriately named episode so far we have Pipp surviving something she really shouldn't.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to endure a workday trying to resist writing a oneshot called Pipp Eating Contest.

"Sparky no!"
-The fandom in a nutshell.

A bit predictable this week, with cute and funny moments sprinkled throughout.

Which, personally, is what Tell Your Tale is all about.

This week, arguing starts again when two of the Pippsqueaks don't know how to stick with the group.

Because they... Didn't want to use all three methods of searching together in a civil manner...?

Yeah. Not a great episode this week.

After a three-week hiatus, TYT is back with a Hearts and Hooves Day episode.

Zipp, if your flytrap is splitting like that, time to repot it.

Izzy, you're just... Adorable. And quite the shipper.

I still didn't like it. The plot is still dumb, the message is still pretty ham-fisted, and while the main characters aren't the Mane Six clones that I thought they were, I feel most of them are a bit one-note. Oh, and there's also the inconsistencies between G4 and G5.

But because I feel like I'm repeating myself, let's move onto the things I did like:

• Hitch. While I feel his character development was a bit rushed, at least he has character development.

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This was a pretty decent episode. Glad everypony got in on the insanity.

This week, we see Posey's hatred of unity continue to get justified, an introvert give into peer pressure, and Sunny continues to be a fucking psychopath.

This week, in order to get a badge that probably just the two of them care about, Sunny and Windy drag their friends into the wilderness.

That'll end well.

This week, the episode isn't named correctly (Eggward Bunny is the previous episode).

The Mane 5 get agonizingly close to the truth, but then everyone but Zipp goes "lol nope".

I had to rewind twice to make sure I saw it correctly.

Yep.

Sparky farted a fireball.

I giggled like mad.

Because I'm mature as fuck.

Comic by: malarkey@derpibooru.org

I'm glad we haven't seen the "get along or no magic" shtick in a while.

Because it's getting old already.

Apart from that, got a few laughs from this one.

This week, I'd like to know where they're getting these numbers.

100 million followers?

Because we all know there's at least 33.3 million ponies each in Maretime Bay, Zephyr Heights, and Bridlewood.

This week, the Mane 5 have to find pieces of an ancient blanket with images of themselves on it. The only way to get Bridlewood's piece is a musical note puzzle that you always hated in Nintendo 64 games.

Honestly, this episode didn't make a ton of sense, but it's cute, and that's half of TYT's appeal, personally.

I also refuse to believe that earth pony plant magic hasn't been used for tentacle rape fantasies somewhere in Maretime Bay.

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Despite my opinion regarding My Little Pony: A New Generation, I decided to give the first four episodes of My Little Pony: Tell Your Tale a watch. Here is my opinion of each episode:

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This week, this perfectly predictable episode has the Mane Six giving out romantic advice when they have no experience in the subject.

Decent overall.

This week, the Breezies activate a fortune telling swamp.

This week felt a little like filler, and if you haven't read the comics (raises hand), you have no idea who this new girl is.