Gravity Falls | Stan and Wendy

They should have interacted more. They're a criminally underrated duo. (Hehe, see what I did there?)

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Disclaimer: Gravity Falls is owned by Disney and Alex Hirsch.

[KycenPetersen]

Idk why but the mattress walls is my favorite interaction. I really don’t understand why.

[wowpedia_]

Can we all just appreciate that Wendy is reading a magazine called "avoid eye contact daily" which is empty and an excuse not to engage in eye contact

[dadab]

I think Stan respects Wendy's rebellious side, probably seeing a bit of his younger self in her.

[robofistsrevenge]

Wendy just flat out saying "This is _literally_ too dumb for me to care about" has given me the strength to carry on for a decade now.

[TheDiggity]

Stan definitely has a father/kids thing with Dipper and Mabel, but it’s hard not to also see it with him and Wendy. She’s like the oldest daughter who he can’t boss around much anymore.

[quinnlee-miller]

He absolutely respects Wendy; and I think she respects him, in a way.

They’re absolutely friends

[demonicchicken]

"Sometimes a man has to steal an animatronic badger to stay in the crazy game called life"

-A Very Wise Man

[StareachValcin]

Stan and Wendy definitely have an interesting boss/employee dynamic, with Stan bossing Wendy around and Wendy not taking Stan or her job working under him seriously. Wendy even flat out abused her power when she was a lifeguard and had authority over Stan at the pool. You could at least say that Wendy and Stan are at least acquaintances with a somewhat positive relationship.

[herotehdude]

“you’re meming fast, and none of them are good” is perhaps the most realistic line in the show

[Nadia-wdnm]

I wish we had gotten that bonding episode between them

[lukero]

2:54 i think it's kinda cute how this has happened more than once and she remembers were his orthopedic back pillow is

[gatonegro]

I see a lot of people talking about how Stan relationship with Wendy seens like one of a father and daughter. But here is the thing, basically all of the relationships of Stan are like that.
I mean, he treated Dipper like a son, and so he did to Mabel. And oh boy, let's not even get started with Soos.

I think that Stanley is trying to just give to those other characters the family he regreted so much having lost. Not telling that he treated he's employees as a replacement for his brother, but he saw in them the family he so desperately needed

[goldandcheese]

Seeing Wendy's flip phone makes me once again realize the weight of how old this show is

[sammydroubi]

If you look at 2:21 when Wendy said this is too dumb for her to care about, and 2:40 when she tries to tell him not to go steal the animatronic, you’ll see that even though it seems like she finds Stan’s choices pointless, she still cares if they will get him in trouble.

[everythingoliver]

Just realized Wendy was reading a magazine about avoiding eye contact lol

[Champsrck]

S&P hounding Hirsch for alluding that teenagers will make out at a party but allowing Stan to call Gideon a little shit because they refused to look up the word in German is peak Disney.

[liejeong]

I like how when Wendy is casually greeting Stan she calls him mr pines. When she was trying to reason with him or when she’s trying to talk to him on a deeper level she calls him Stan.

[shan]

Back when I was a kid I use to think Wendy was Stan’s daughter since their relationship is like father and daughter

[cromanticheer]

I forgot how much I loved their interactions in the Giffany episode. "This is literally too dumb for me to care about."

[mackielunkey]

Having a Stan and a Wendy makes ANY show good I guess.