Is Summerween real?

Is Summerween real?

Summerween is an annual holiday celebrated only in Gravity Falls, Oregon on June 22nd or the second to last Friday of the month. It is celebrated because the residents of Gravity Falls love Halloween so much that they celebrate it twice a year.

What does S&P stand for in Gravity Falls?

S+P refers to Standards and Practices, which is a joke Alex Hirsch used in exchange of a joke about spin-the-bottle that Standards and Practices did not approve.

What is S&P approved?

S&P Approval shall mean prior written confirmation from S&P that a proposed action will not cause the downgrade or withdrawal of the then current ratings of any outstanding Offered Certificates.

Who voices the Summerween trickster?

Jeff Bennett
Jeff Bennett plays the role of The Summerween Trickster in the episode “Summerween”. Matt Chapman and Mike Rianda both voice Mermando and Mr. Poolcheck respectively, in the episode “The Deep End”.

What kind of melons are used in Gravity Falls?

But for Summerween, jack-o’-melons are made with watermelons, hence their name. Jack-o’-melons are seen throughout the town of Gravity Falls, where residential homes are decorated with them in spirit of the holiday. Jack-o’-melons resemble jack-o’-lanterns, except they are made from watermelons instead of pumpkins.

Why was Summerween created in the middle of summer?

Stan explains that the locals love Halloween that they decided to celebrate it twice a year, so they created Summerween, a Halloween in the middle of Summer. In the store, Soos finds punny cackling skulls in the store and he keeps turning them on, much to his amusement.

Who are the characters in the movie Summerween?

Dipper, Mabel, Grenda, and Candy manage to stop Old Man McGucket from blowing out his jack-o’-melon, but when they breathe a sigh of relief, the jack-o’-melon goes out. The Summerween Trickster then arrives. Meanwhile, Grunkle Stan is having a difficult time trying to scare two kids.

Why was the TV show Summerween made for Halloween?

Despite being created to give the show a Halloween episode without diverging from its summer vacation setting, the idea of Summerween is one well worth adopting into our non-animated existence. Get enough folks involved and you might even be able to sway a small town into making it a tradition!