Season 2 · Episode 9
Gravity Falls
Mabel takes matchmaking too far when she steals a love potion from a real Love God.

Used in Latin American Spanish as a mild-to-moderate insult describing someone perceived as unpleasant, weird, or socially off-putting. More colorful than 'antipático' but not as strong as heavier insults.
Fixed phrase used to describe a person or situation considered beyond help or improvement. Said affectionately or dismissively depending on tone.
Fixed prepositional phrase expressing that something was done without someone's knowledge, typically implying betrayal or secrecy. The literal words ('at the back of') do not convey the social/relational meaning in English.
The phrase 'ponerse raro/a' alone means 'to act strange'. Used here in plural as an invitation to be uninhibited or goofy together, a colloquial way of saying 'let's have fun without caring what anyone thinks'.
A playful, invented euphemism used to say two people slipped away to kiss or be romantic. 'Ciudad Besos' is not a real place; it functions as a jokey circumlocution, similar to 'going to smoochtown' in English slang.