许愿大暴走下集

〈许愿大暴走下集〉（"Jake the Dog"）是《探险活宝》第五季的第2集。在卡通频道2012年11月12日播出。本集以阿宝和老皮为主角。在这一集里，阿宝戴上神奇的冰冠后时空分歧，他充满疯狂力量，导致该平行宇宙的阴魔王诞生。少年啪告诉老皮若他能改变阴魔王原来的愿望，一切都会恢复正常。从少年啪帮助，最终老皮许愿阴魔王许愿阿宝和老皮回家。因此，世界再次回归正轨。
Although Sugar and Sanchez were responsible for storyboarding this episode, Jesse Moynihan and Tom Herpich—artists for the show who had storyboarded "Finn the Human—provided input on this episode. The four storyboardists coordinated their ideas so that the resultant two products would work together. This also meant that the four artists assisted each other; for instance, the majority of the scenes with Prismo were crafted by Sanchez and Herpich. In addition, the dialogue between Jake and Prismo in which they discuss romance was lifted, per Ward's instructions, from the 2011 film "Uncle Kent", which starred Osborne as the titular character.
The music for the episode was composed by Tim Kiefer. To create the song "Prismatic", Kiefer took the song "Lil' Booty Dance", first heard in the second season episode "Mortal Recoil" and remixed it to fit with the theme of "inter-dimensional travel" present in the episode. Kiefer explained, "I threw my own music from the Season 2 finale 'Mortal Folly / Mortal Recoil' on my turntables and went wild – pitching, reversing, rewinding, scratching and more – transforming Jake’s 'Lil’ Booty Dance' bongo song into a booming, merry-go-round dance celebration."
Reception.
"Jake the Dog" first aired on Cartoon Network on November 12, 2012, along with "Finn the Human". The episode was watched by 3.435 million viewers, and scored a 0.7 percent in the 18–49 demographic Nielsen household rating. Nielsen ratings are audience measurement systems that determine the audience size and composition of television programming in the United States, which means that the episode was seen by 0.7 percent of all 18–49 year-olds watching television at the time of the airing. The episode first saw physical release as part of the 2014 " Finn the Human" DVD, which included 16 episodes from the series' third, fourth, fifth, and sixth seasons.
Oliver Sava of "The A.V. Club" awarded the episode—along with "Finn the Human"—an "A–". He noted that, together, both episodes come together to make "a dense première that evokes nearly all aspects of this series." He was appreciative of the fact that "Jake the Dog" focused "on humor and relationships", and had various "irreverent silly note" that helped balance the episode's more serious story line. Eric Kohn of IndieWire praised the episode—along with "Finn the Human"—for being "irreverent and narratively engaging". He called the collective episodes "the ideal testament to animation's glorious pliability in an commercial arena otherwise defined by restrictions." Kohn felt that the show's exploration of "sad subtext"—such as the series' mysterious Mushroom War and the relationship between Marceline and the Ice King—and the characters' abilities to "deny the bad vibes their surrounding world invites" via "cheery songs and vibrant artwork" were some of the series strongest points. Finally, he praised the exploration of the multiverse and its impact on the show, noting that it was an "interesting creative challenge".