AVClub: What is art? Who can be an artist? How do you foster the growth of an artist? “The Thin Yellow Line” answers these questions in the context of a zany story about Finn and Jake tracking down a Banana Guard graffiti artist, which develops into an exploration of artistic talent and how an oppressive authority figure can stifle it. Finn and Jake infiltrate the Banana Guard to apprehend a guard who illegally paints a mural on public property, and Finn is initially the one who believes the artist should be punished for his work. Jake sees the beauty in the vandalism, but gets sucked into an imagined conspiracy when he goes undercover, and the two bros end up switching positions on the street art issue by the end of the episode.
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