Account for general Superjail interest. Here, Superjail-related posts are reblogged and thoughts related to the show are shared.

Main, personal account for non-Superjail related interests: @tsofan1224

Past Faythie roleplay account: @missfaythie

Future Faythie roleplay account: @futurefaythie

Past Warden roleplay account: @superjail-warden-rp

Future Warden roleplay account: @theother-better-futurewarden

Guasanovia informational account: @guasanovia

Warden x Faythie OTP account: @wardenxfaythiesupremacy

(All accounts owned and operated by the same person: @tsofan1224)

I have some asks in my ask box that I'm working on now.

(DBA @superjail-warden-rp)

How the HELL did you get within the perimeters of Superjail?! JAILBOOOOOT!!!

Does anyone want to do a Superjail RP? All my RP partners ditched me, so I'm looking for new ones. I prefer someone else playing Warden and me playing my OC. Can adapt to any roleplay style. I'll admit, I do like angst, but can do all sorts of things. Leave a comment or DM me if interested.

I am rewatching the whole series to put together a list of all episodes The Warden's past/childhood appears in, similar to the one of all episodes The Mistress appears in, and now I'm asking myself "Did The Prison Mogul own other prisons?". In the pilot episode Bunny Love, right when The Warden says "My father's legacy", this image is on the screen:

The model prison in the foreground is presumably the one The Warden spent his childhood in, that we see in flashbacks in later episodes, and maybe The Prison Mogul's main/first/favorite (or only, if what I'm about to point out isn't true) prison he owns. In the background behind Warden, there's a poster with what appears to be their version of the United States, with symbols standing for what's most likely prisons.

My best guess is that these were prisons The Prison Mogul also owned, to go with the one Warden spent his childhood in (not overly important, but I wonder if the prison where Warden spent his childhood is displayed on that map). It would make sense, because the model and map are onscreen as Warden is saying "My father's legacy", with Warden's arms outstretched.

My final verdict is that the map displays The Prison Mogul's other prisons. However, it appears these supposed other prisons are never shown or mentioned again for the rest of the series. Should I stick with my final verdict because it could be true, and the topic of the other prisons just never came up again on the show (which logically feels right)? Or forget about it, because it was retconned and no longer true? Or was I completely wrong about the meaning of the map in the first place?

Superjail takes place in the late 2000s to early 2010s.

This one is obvious, but Mr. Grumpy-Pants takes place on December 25th 2008, as revealed at the end of the episode:

Also, the opening scene of the episode can be safely assumed to take place on December 24th 2008.

This is reaffirmed in the episode Oedipus Mess, with Cancer's statue at the hospital as seen here:

Also in Oedipus Mess, at Warden's parenting lecture, the top right corner of the chalkboard says March 8th 2012.

I created a list of all the episodes in which The Mistress appears in. In order of what's listed on HBO MAX:

1. Ladies Night

2. Vacation

3. Stingstress

4. Oedipus Mess

5. Superhell!

BONUS: 6. The Superjail Inquisitor (cameo; not actually her, as she was just a construct brought to life by The Triplets from the Superjail Inquisitor newspaper, so more like an alternate reality cameo)

This is obvious, but she didn't appear a whole lot, only in 5 episodes (6 if you count the alternate reality cameo) out of 37 episodes, with only about 11-15 minutes total of screentime. Next, I'll do a list of all the episodes in which The Warden's past/childhood is shown or mentioned!

I love theorizing about my favorite media, especially Superjail, and I'm trying to figure out exactly what happened to the hillbilly alligators in the series finale.

So, in the series finale The Superjail Six, The Warden ventures outside of Superjail, and meets a clan of hillbilly alligators. He gets together with an alligator girl, and they have many alligator babies together, whom Warden completely neglects and abuses. Warden is kicked out from the clan when he chops down the clan's sacred tree. They form an angry mob and try to invade Superjail. Warden's alligator partner is shown to be throwing eggs as projectiles over the walls of Superjail, with the first batch of the alligator babies and alligator women helping. When the eggs are inside the walls, they hatch, revealing the second batch of alligator babies, who then maul the inmates, alongside other adult alligators who were shown climbing the walls into Superjail a few moments before.

Ash then drinks explosive fluid the alligators were using to make homemade molotov cocktails and explodes. The explosion is so forceful (and it appears to go for some degree of a radius), it literally just disintegrates the alligators outside of the Superjail gates, possibly including Warden's alligator partner and the first batch of alligator babies. The alligator partner was shown to be standing right at the gates of Superjail right before the explosion (we never see her again after the explosion), and we don't see the first batch of alligator babies enter Superjail, and we never see any of the alligator babies again. The explosion also causes the battering ram made of the trunk of the sacred tree Warden chopped down earlier and was tied to to crash through the gates of Superjail, and bounce on the ground several times, crushing what appears to be all the alligators (and inmates) inside. The alligator babies are not seen to be crushed, nor is the alligator partner. At the very end, we see the carnage, with dead inmates and alligators everywhere, in the Superjail walls (again, none of the alligator babies nor Warden's alligator partner are seen amongst the dead, but this final shot might imply they all died).

Is it safe to conclude that they all died, including Warden's alligator partner and all the babies? (I don't think Warden would care what happened to them; if there were any survivors, he would probably force them to leave Superjail and not have anything to do with them, imprison them and let them be in harm's way when the inevitable daily chaos breaks out, or even just kill them himself or instruct someone else (like Jailbot) to do that for him, even if it was his alligator partner and/or babies; I don't think he ever actually cared about his alligator partner or babies, as he's probably too selfish and an immature manchild to truly and selflessly love someone else, even his own offspring).

This wouldn't necessarily be the first time the Superjail crew made a whole group go extinct, as it appears they killed all the warrior women in the episode Vacation.

Ugh, being in a dead fandom is so frustrating! I'd consider Superjail a long-dead fandom. There's nobody to talk about headcanons and theories with, and nobody to roleplay with. Nobody sees your fanart and fanfiction.

When I first joined the fandom in 2017, it was already quite dead. It saw an uptick in activity in 2018 with new people joining the fandom, but most of these new fans had already left the fandom by 2019.

Since then, a few people have joined the Superjail Amino, but their interest usually turns out to be fleeting, not lasting too long in the fandom. The member list on there is mostly comprised of inactive accounts. Sometimes people will start roleplays with you, but they stop responding after a very short time.

Oh, the joys of a dead fandom! The 9 fandom is now more active than the Superjail fandom.