Gravity

The twins discover a hidden room inside the Mystery Shack and compete over who should have it.

When Mabel befriends a cute merman trapped in the public pool, she's determined to help him out. Meanwhile, Dipper decides to volunteer as a lifeguard to see Wendy.

While Stan, Dipper, Mabel and Soos are falling in a bottomless pit, they tell stories to pass the time.

Stan leaves Mabel in charge of the Mystery Shack while he is gone and the power goes to her head.

Dipper and Mabel go trick-or-treating in the summer and encounter a candy-loving monster who threatens to devour them if they don't bring him sweet things to eat.

Dipper is self-conscious that Mabel is taller than him and seeks a magic solution. Meanwhile Lil' Gideon takes advantage of Dipper's and Mabel's height discrepancy.

The season finale begins with many of our characters believing they have exactly what they want and need. Adam and Shawna have each other. Carla and her husband Ralph have each other. Robert and Lily have each other. Lily also has the grand opening of her vintage clothing store. Jorge has a huge penis. And Miller has evidence that allows him to finally confront the man he believes is responsible for the greatest tragedy of his life. Much of this will be upended when unexpected tragedy strikes, regrettable words are spoken and Lily, Robert and Miller all find themselves on a collision course with a destiny none of them could have imagined.

Carla celebrates two years since her suicide attempt with her husband and the support group. Jorge celebrates his recently enlarged penis by taking several comedy club waitresses for a test drive. Robert and Lily seemingly have overcome all of the obstacles in their way, allowing them to truly let themselves fall in love with one another. And finally, Miller suffers a panic attack after his colonoscopy. He has criminals on his tail due to his gambling debts, but all that matters to him is the important piece of evidence he needs to solve his own personal puzzle.

Robert and Miller's relationship hits a stumbling block. Miller turns to Lily, revealing a personal secret from his past that informs who he has become. Robert takes Lily to dinner at his mom's house.

Miller and Robert attend yoga and have their pictures taken together in a photo booth, prompting Robert to worry a bit about how this “bromance” is evolving. Robert then picks Lily up and takes her on a picnic in Central Park. It is the perfect date until the weather turns, sending them seeking shelter in a tattoo parlor and a storefront psychic shop. All the while, Miller is watching and pulling strings, clearly gathering evidence and interfering in Robert and Lily’s lives at the same time.

Group leader Dogg decides to stop taking his meds. This proves to be a challenge for him when the group competes in a recovery league softball tournament, triggering old issues for the former big league ball player. Also, Lily takes Robert to a funeral, creating questions in Robert's mind about Lily's emotional life. Meanwhile, Miller visits a doctor as he believes he may be confronting a serious medical condition.

Miller and Robert's friendship continues to develop, which seems to trouble Lily, who accuses them of "bromancing." In the meantime, Robert begins to come to terms with the loss of his wife, hoping to make room in his life and his heart for Lily. Group members Adam and Shawna flirt with the notion of a relationship despite the difference in their ages. Their first official "date" is a family dinner at Adam's house with his parents who are more than a little surprised to meet their teenage son's new girlfriend, the suicide-surviving former spokes-model turned life coach.

Robert and Miller begin a strange friendship while trying to find a missing Lily, who doesn't show up for her support group meeting. At the meeting, we learn more about how teenager Adam's troubled home life lead to his suicide attempt. Meanwhile the group leader Dogg arranges for the group to be of service at a senior center. A great idea until Carla decides to bake "special" brownies for the seniors. Finally Miller's patience wears thin with the barrage of harassing phone calls from his credit card company and he decides to take matters into his own hands.

While Lily and Detective Miller begin to form a more personal relationship, her dream of having her own vintage clothing boutique is becoming a reality. Meanwhile, ophthalmologist Robert gets fixed up on a blind date and gets a visit from Miller who fears that his diminished vision is a result of a more serious malady. Group member Jorge, who was suicidal because of his tragically small penis, decides to try his hand at stand-up comedy. This leads to a chance meeting with a woman who has a special interest in his "problem."

In the wake of the loss of one of the group's members, Lily and Robert spend the day together, leading Lily to take some drastic steps to change her life. Similarly, fellow group member Carla is also jolted by the tragic turn of events and finds herself inspired to shake things up in her ordered domestic existence. Meanwhile, Miller's interest in Lily may run deeper than she understands as she appears to be connected to a larger investigation he is conducting.

This episode introduces us to Robert and Lily, two star-crossed lovers from very different worlds who would probably never meet under normal circumstances, are thrust into a support group for survivors of suicide attempts which soon changes their lives forever.

If the Gravity Falls Theme Song went into a weirdness bubble...

Episode 6 discusses the episode "Dreamscaperers" and the symbol on the Zodiac: the triangle man with a hat.

Episode 5 discusses the episode "Carpet Diem" and the symbols on the Zodiac: the glasses and the question mark.

Episode 4 discusses the episode "The Hand That Rocks the Mabel" and the symbols on the Zodiac.

Episode 3 discusses the episode "The Inconveniencing" and discusses the symbols on the Zodiac.

Episode 2 discusses the episode "Headhunters," and discusses the symbols on the Zodiac.

Episode 1 is an intro to the series, and briefly discusses Dipper's discovery of Journal 3.

A gag reel of the various footage cut from the behind the scenes interviews.

Various crewmembers share their favorite memories from working on the show.

Composer Brad Breeck gives a behind the scenes look into his work on the show's music.

Alex & Ariel Hirsch discuss the childhood experiences that inspired the creation of the journals.

A look at the various mischief that took place at the studio building.

Years after their work on the show, Alex Hirsch and Ian Worrel draw the Mystery Shack from memory.

Never-Before-Seen deleted scenes from Gravity Falls.

Alex & Ariel Hirsch remember their own summers growing up.

A behind the scenes documentary and look back at the production of Gravity Falls, and how it came to be.

A behind the scenes documentary and look back at the production of Gravity Falls, and how it came to be.

A behind the scenes documentary and look back at the production of Gravity Falls, and how it came to be.

A behind the scenes documentary and look back at the production of Gravity Falls, and how it came to be.

A behind the scenes documentary and look back at the production of Gravity Falls, and how it came to be

A behind the scenes documentary and look back at the production of Gravity Falls, and how it came to be.

A behind the scenes documentary and look back at the production of Gravity Falls, and how it came to be.

Gravity Falls Journal 3 Infomercial is a special infomercial promoting the real-life edition of Journal 3 and its special edition, that was released online by Disney's Oh My Disney YouTube channel on March 28, 2017. The commercial brought back voice actors Kristen Schaal (Mabel Pines) and Jason Ritter (Dipper Pines), who try to sell their Journal 3 accessories.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

Grunkle Stan's Lost Mystery Shack Interviews was a series of promotional ads aired during showings of Gravity Falls on Disney XD. The ads aired as part of a Gravity Falls marathon on June 28th, 2015 and were comprised of short, 30-second segments where a puppet version of Stan Pines, desperate for summer workers at the Mystery Shack, would give job interviews to stars from some of the channel's live-action sitcoms whose bus had broken down outside.

A look behind the scenes of the Soos' Stan Fiction shorts.

Creature in the Closet is the first Gravity Falls promotional short.

Soos explains what the creature living in the tank at the Mystery Shack came from, and how it got there.

Here's some more Stan Fiction written by Soos! In today's episode, Stan Bros. in "Ghost Detectives."

Wondering what the Stan Bros. have been up to since saving the world? Well, Soos has some ideas...

The unaired pilot is the unofficial pilot of Gravity Falls. It is a low-budget, pre-production test version of the show with a premise similar to that of episode "Tourist Trapped."

Celebrate the Weirdpocalypse with the weirdest monsters of Gravity Falls.

Welcome to Sweater-Town. Land of the best Mabel sweaters ever!

Hosted by creator Alex Hirsch and Gravity Falls character Time Baby. The special elaborates on the production of the show, giving fans an inside look behind the scenes.

This is an exclusive, folks!

We'll do it live!

Grunkle Stan has a Nacho Necklace for sale. Perfect for you, or your significant other!

THE MYSTERY SHACK IS BEING INVADED…BY SAVINGS!

Mr. Mystery has a mystery box for sale...so what's in it?

For centuries, internet scholars have debated the significance of Deer teeth. Now you can join the fun with your very own collection!

Why not wear a Fez like Grunkle Stan? Perfect for all occasions!

Grunkle Stan can help put ancient wisdom to work for YOU!

Grunkle Stan has a jar of eyeballs to sell, but what are they looking at?

I'm going to miss those kids something awful.

My fellow Americans, we will get through this crisis together.

I never said we were playing for money!

One thing's for sure, I'm lovin' this beef stew in a bag!

I hate split pea.

There's pliers for everyone!

Mesopotamians were the forerunners of modern graham cracker technology.

Ice age? World War 3? Toothache? McGucket is ready for anything.

Lil Gideon writes to Dipper to offer up an apology...or not.

Lil Gideon writes the Pines family letting them know they are always in his thoughts, and other places.

Lil Gideon writes to the people of Gravity Falls wishing the love and forgiveness.

Lil Gideon writes Mabel once again.

All Old Man McGucket can think about is those lousy triangles.

Does Stan have a twin brother...

Who is Relation Shipping up with who? It's a bunch of hog wash!

The Gold Medallions are for a Secret Society!

The number on the computer box is the coordinates to Possum town!

Who is the ice bag?!

The city-slicker Government Agents are watching all of us!

You ever notice how many people in Gravity Falls have only one eye?

Have you seen this mixed up gobbly gook?

It's a clue from a creature from another dimension...right?

Lil Gideon writes to Mabel and things get weird.

Mabel remembers when the family visited a petting zoo.

Mabel recalls the Pines' eleborate plan to break into a movie theatre.

Grunkle Stan watches Gravity Falls Public Access TV. On the channel, he sees a talk show called 'Why You Ackin' So Cray-Cray?', a police public service announcement called 'Teenz Talk', and the daytime TV drama 'Duck-tective'.

Mabel watches Gravity Falls Public Access TV. On the channel, she sees a commercial for the Mystery Shack, a show called 'Soos Says Some Words', and Li'l Gideon's Big House: a reality show about Gideon's interaction with his fellow inmates in prison.

Soos fixes up a Cuckoo Clock and gives it an ultra-awesome remodel.

Soos fixes up the golf cart so that Dipper and Wendy can perform a stunt.

Mabel reveals that her gift of art has driven her to genius level with the creation of her own personal art movement — the “Caticature.”

Mabel’s survey into everyone’s favorite colors causes a color emergency when she learns Grunkle Stan has never seen a rainbow.

Mabel reveals her fashion secrets to the world, including FLASH MAKEOVERS!

Mabel gives her unique perspective on the history of stickers, their many styles and uses.

Mabel gives her thoughts on dating and puts her dating quiz to the test with three of Gravity Falls’ most eligible bachelors — Grunkle Stan, Dipper and Soos.

After hearing rumors of a local lumberjack legend, Dipper investigates a mysterious creature that has been heard, but never seen.

Dipper and Mabel find a gigantic tooth on the shores of the lake, and set out in a rowboat to find out where it came from.

Dipper sets out to discover why a certain Gravity Falls resident always faces left.

Dipper and Soos stumble upon a mailbox in the middle of the forest and make it their mission to discover who (or what) picks up the mail left inside.

Dipper devises a plan to unravel the enigma that is Stan’s tattoo.

Dipper and Mabel must battle a monster who takes their Summerween candy.