is a Cartoon Network animated television show that premiered in 2013. One line that was featured in television commercials for the show was:
“If every pork chop were perfect, we wouldn’t have hot dogs.”
Wikipedia: Steven Universe
Steven Universe is an upcoming American animated television series created by Rebecca Sugar, former storyboard artist, writer, and composer for Adventure Time. It will be produced by Cartoon Network Studios.
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Steven Universe to Premiere in November
By Nancy Basile October 7, 2013
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Steven Universe was inspired by Rebecca Sugar’s own brother, also named Steven. The cartoon looks fun and smart, and not at all stereotypical. Favorite quote from the promo? “If every pork chop were perfect, we wouldn’t have hot dogs.”
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STEVEN UNIVERSE’S CREATOR EXPLAINS IT ALL
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Published on Oct 7, 2013
Theres a better version of this now called: HQ Steven Universe With Rebecca Sugar. Sorry this is so low-res.It is from the Cartoon Network Steven Universe site, and as soon as I have a better version I will post an HQ update. But this is the real story of Steven Universe from its creator, Rebecca Sugar. We can hardly wait for you to see the first two episodes, airing November 4.
If you want to know more about why characters are redesigned, look at this link (but beware it is industry talk!)
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diegoMoreno
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“If every porkchop were perfect…” “WE WOULDN’T HAVE HOT DOGS!” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTXhbOssdJU …
10:44 PM - 7 Oct 13
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Tamika Robinson
@RobinsonTamika
Lmao! If every pork chop were PERFECT, we wouldn’t have HOT DOGS!!!! Lmfao that commercial is crazy!
4:12 PM - 31 Oct 13
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