The dad had some fantastic lines this last episode.
"I'm not dying until I catch my wife sleeping with someone else!"
"I'm Mr. Crowbar..and my friend here is also called crowbar"
That's stupid!
Yeah, well look where being smart got you!
Don't thank God, God is the one turning people into horrible monsters. I'm the one beating them to death. Thank me.
For an absurdist comedy, that last act of #9 was steep.
I mean, Rick was right - he just wanted a damn screwdriver, and Morty whined and whined until he was given the rape sauce he wanted so badly. And... the look on his face, while Rick just meanders around as always and grabs a beverage.
It contextualizes exactly why Rick acts the way he does, and how a person could get to that state... and I empathized with that total monster.
The writer of this show is good.
There's some really sick and awesome fridge brilliance going on with the show.
I'm now wondering if Rick can actually do science at all, or whether he just portals into another dimension constantly to find one where he, against the infinite weight of the odds, has managed to do the right science to figure the problem of the day out. He can stay there if he picks one where Rick (and/or Morty, if he takes Morty with him) also dies (i.e. they cure the Cronenberg experiment, but they coincidentally die in the garage right after), OR he can just go back to his and pick up where he left off - andd infinite universes means this solution is available 100% of the time.
Like, I'm wondering how many off-screen portals there are now.
The whole portal-universes reveal (not that other universes exist, but that Rick constantly travels not to visit other words, but to visit other timelines where he hasn't fucked it all up) is like two minutes long, and yet it was just like BOOM KNOWLEDGE BOMB.
Also: Something is broken inside Morty now, and I'll be disappointed (and surprised, given how good the writing is) if they don't do something with it or at least do a callback to it.
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Some days Blue wonders why anyone ever bothered making numbers so small; other days she supposes even infinity needs to start somewhere.
The dad had some fantastic lines this last episode.
"I'm not dying until I catch my wife sleeping with someone else!"
"I'm Mr. Crowbar..and my friend here is also called crowbar"
That's stupid!
Yeah, well look where being smart got you!
Don't thank God, God is the one turning people into horrible monsters. I'm the one beating them to death. Thank me.
For an absurdist comedy, that last act of #9 was steep.
I mean, Rick was right - he just wanted a damn screwdriver, and Morty whined and whined until he was given the rape sauce he wanted so badly. And... the look on his face, while Rick just meanders around as always and grabs a beverage.
It contextualizes exactly why Rick acts the way he does, and how a person could get to that state... and I empathized with that total monster.
The writer of this show is good.
There's some really sick and awesome fridge brilliance going on with the show.
I'm now wondering if Rick can actually do science at all, or whether he just portals into another dimension constantly to find one where he, against the infinite weight of the odds, has managed to do the right science to figure the problem of the day out. He can stay there if he picks one where Rick (and/or Morty, if he takes Morty with him) also dies (i.e. they cure the Cronenberg experiment, but they coincidentally die in the garage right after), OR he can just go back to his and pick up where he left off - andd infinite universes means this solution is available 100% of the time.
Like, I'm wondering how many off-screen portals there are now.
The whole portal-universes reveal (not that other universes exist, but that Rick constantly travels not to visit other words, but to visit other timelines where he hasn't fucked it all up) is like two minutes long, and yet it was just like BOOM KNOWLEDGE BOMB.
Also: Something is broken inside Morty now, and I'll be disappointed (and surprised, given how good the writing is) if they don't do something with it or at least do a callback to it.
They don't want to get bogged down in continuity, which is kinda refreshing.
The way the entire family just kind of rolls with it is probably one of my favorite features.
I'm really liking Summer's reactions to a lot of the crap going on. You really need a good exclamation to sell the comedy of two Preying mantis reporters arguing about which gets to molest Morty.
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The way the entire family just kind of rolls with it is probably one of my favorite features.
I'm really liking Summer's reactions to a lot of the crap going on. You really need a good exclamation to sell the comedy of two Preying mantis reporters arguing about which gets to molest Morty.
The family bit parts are great.
"I'm talking about your mom - and that's not an urban diss. Your mom was my Jessica!"
"Yeah, and you got her pregnant at 17. Could you please not talk about banging my daughter in high school. Don't take advice from this guy Morty, his marriage is hanging by a thread."
Some days Blue wonders why anyone ever bothered making numbers so small; other days she supposes even infinity needs to start somewhere.
The way the entire family just kind of rolls with it is probably one of my favorite features.
I'm really liking Summer's reactions to a lot of the crap going on. You really need a good exclamation to sell the comedy of two Preying mantis reporters arguing about which gets to molest Morty.
Yeah for some reason I really enjoy Summer, even though she barely does anything
A trap is for fish: when you've got the fish, you can forget the trap. A snare is for rabbits: when you've got the rabbit, you can forget the snare. Words are for meaning: when you've got the meaning, you can forget the words.
Judging from the snippets in the opening credits, I'd expect to see summer tag along for one mission.
there is at least three snippets that were in the episodes so far
I found the pilot to be the weakest episode personally, but what does it matter; it's almost criminal how enjoyable this show is considering I'm not too big a fan of Rick's burping myself or other details.
The way the entire family just kind of rolls with it is probably one of my favorite features.
I'm really liking Summer's reactions to a lot of the crap going on. You really need a good exclamation to sell the comedy of two Preying mantis reporters arguing about which gets to molest Morty.
The family bit parts are great.
"I'm talking about your mom - and that's not an urban diss. Your mom was my Jessica!"
"Yeah, and you got her pregnant at 17. Could you please not talk about banging my daughter in high school. Don't take advice from this guy Morty, his marriage is hanging by a thread."
I loved the later bit most:
"Grampa, you're talking about my mom!"
"Well, she's my daughter, Summer. I out-rank you. Or family means nothing, in which case don't play that card."
The way the entire family just kind of rolls with it is probably one of my favorite features.
I'm really liking Summer's reactions to a lot of the crap going on. You really need a good exclamation to sell the comedy of two Preying mantis reporters arguing about which gets to molest Morty.
The family bit parts are great.
"I'm talking about your mom - and that's not an urban diss. Your mom was my Jessica!"
"Yeah, and you got her pregnant at 17. Could you please not talk about banging my daughter in high school. Don't take advice from this guy Morty, his marriage is hanging by a thread."
I loved the later bit most:
"Grampa, you're talking about my mom!"
"Well, she's my daughter, Summer. I out-rank you. Or family means nothing, in which case don't play that card."
My wife made me rewind that part three times, because she couldn't quite make out what he was saying.
When she finally heard it, she joined me in hysterics.
That was an amazing piece of dialog.
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I found the pilot to be the weakest episode personally, but what does it matter; it's almost criminal how enjoyable this show is considering I'm not too big a fan of Rick's burping myself or other details.
Ricks alcoholic burping makes most of his lines 10x funnier.
ALLAHU *urp* AKBAR
Why don't you ask the smartest people in the universe? Oh wait, they *buuurrrp*lew up.
Thousands of hot, local singles are waiting to play at bubbulon.com.
Just the names Rick and Morty makes me think of Doc and Marty.
J-J-Jesus Doc you d- d- you just disint - you killed Einstein!
Brrreeeeauughhh keep your dick in your pants, MUUUGHty. Did you, do you think I'm just gonna total a Delorean to imprUUGH impress you? The car's a classic, Marty
Marty: The future, it's where you're going? Doc: That's right, twenty five years into the future. I've always dreamed on seeing the future, looking beyond my years, seeing the progress of mankind. I'll also be able to see who wins the next twenty-five world series.
I found the pilot to be the weakest episode personally, but what does it matter; it's almost criminal how enjoyable this show is considering I'm not too big a fan of Rick's burping myself or other details.
Ricks alcoholic burping makes most of his lines 10x funnier.
ALLAHU *urp* AKBAR
Why don't you ask the smartest people in the universe? Oh wait, they *buuurrrp*lew up.
Most of the time his burping does nothing for me but it makes the whole ALLAHU AKBAR sequence amazing
I found the pilot to be the weakest episode personally, but what does it matter; it's almost criminal how enjoyable this show is considering I'm not too big a fan of Rick's burping myself or other details.
Ricks alcoholic burping makes most of his lines 10x funnier.
ALLAHU *urp* AKBAR
Why don't you ask the smartest people in the universe? Oh wait, they *buuurrrp*lew up.
Most of the time his burping does nothing for me but it makes the whole ALLAHU AKBAR sequence amazing
I'm trying to figure out the burping.
I *think* it is a way of reinforcing the notion that he is an alcoholic without explicitly showing him drinking. They do not show him taking a drink all that often. It's more burping or alcohol containers falling out of his car.
I think the line that gets me is his answer to Morty's question of why his math teacher's dream version of his girlfriend's dream version of a centaur is dreaming of such a scary place.
"Jeez, I don't know, Morty. Wha-what do you want from me?"
"The sausage of Green Earth explodes with flavor like the cannon of culinary delight."
The dad had some fantastic lines this last episode.
"I'm not dying until I catch my wife sleeping with someone else!"
"I'm Mr. Crowbar..and my friend here is also called crowbar"
That's stupid!
Yeah, well look where being smart got you!
Don't thank God, God is the one turning people into horrible monsters. I'm the one beating them to death. Thank me.
For an absurdist comedy, that last act of #9 was steep.
I mean, Rick was right - he just wanted a damn screwdriver, and Morty whined and whined until he was given the rape sauce he wanted so badly. And... the look on his face, while Rick just meanders around as always and grabs a beverage.
It contextualizes exactly why Rick acts the way he does, and how a person could get to that state... and I empathized with that total monster.
The writer of this show is good.
There's some really sick and awesome fridge brilliance going on with the show.
I'm now wondering if Rick can actually do science at all, or whether he just portals into another dimension constantly to find one where he, against the infinite weight of the odds, has managed to do the right science to figure the problem of the day out. He can stay there if he picks one where Rick (and/or Morty, if he takes Morty with him) also dies (i.e. they cure the Cronenberg experiment, but they coincidentally die in the garage right after), OR he can just go back to his and pick up where he left off - andd infinite universes means this solution is available 100% of the time.
Like, I'm wondering how many off-screen portals there are now.
The whole portal-universes reveal (not that other universes exist, but that Rick constantly travels not to visit other words, but to visit other timelines where he hasn't fucked it all up) is like two minutes long, and yet it was just like BOOM KNOWLEDGE BOMB.
Also: Something is broken inside Morty now, and I'll be disappointed (and surprised, given how good the writing is) if they don't do something with it or at least do a callback to it.
you mean like, if that event left him a quivering, neurotic mess of a person who can barely interact with other people and is really kind of pathetically easy to manipulate and control?
I'm shocked that the censors actually let them get away with using the word "9 11" as a verb.
It's actually a Harmon brand joke. It was used in episode 4 (of season 5) on Community as well.
My favorite part of Rick and Morty (besides the insane, depraved plot directions it goes in) is the lucid, overcomplicated discussions around ludicrous ideas or situations.
-The pop-tart & toaster house debacle
-The ending of the most recent episode and how to divvy up the workload
-Rick's surprisingly reasonable assertions about why love is terrible
-The argument over bombing the city earlier on
etc
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Yeah, well look where being smart got you!
Don't thank God, God is the one turning people into horrible monsters. I'm the one beating them to death. Thank me.
There's some really sick and awesome fridge brilliance going on with the show.
I'm now wondering if Rick can actually do science at all, or whether he just portals into another dimension constantly to find one where he, against the infinite weight of the odds, has managed to do the right science to figure the problem of the day out. He can stay there if he picks one where Rick (and/or Morty, if he takes Morty with him) also dies (i.e. they cure the Cronenberg experiment, but they coincidentally die in the garage right after), OR he can just go back to his and pick up where he left off - andd infinite universes means this solution is available 100% of the time.
Like, I'm wondering how many off-screen portals there are now.
The whole portal-universes reveal (not that other universes exist, but that Rick constantly travels not to visit other words, but to visit other timelines where he hasn't fucked it all up) is like two minutes long, and yet it was just like BOOM KNOWLEDGE BOMB.
Also: Something is broken inside Morty now, and I'll be disappointed (and surprised, given how good the writing is) if they don't do something with it or at least do a callback to it.
They don't want to get bogged down in continuity, which is kinda refreshing.
I'm really liking Summer's reactions to a lot of the crap going on. You really need a good exclamation to sell the comedy of two Preying mantis reporters arguing about which gets to molest Morty.
The family bit parts are great.
"I'm talking about your mom - and that's not an urban diss. Your mom was my Jessica!"
"Yeah, and you got her pregnant at 17. Could you please not talk about banging my daughter in high school. Don't take advice from this guy Morty, his marriage is hanging by a thread."
Yeah for some reason I really enjoy Summer, even though she barely does anything
there is at least three snippets that were in the episodes so far
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the pilot is an outlier of an episode.
one of my favorites but the others distance themselves pretty far from it.
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I loved the later bit most:
"Grampa, you're talking about my mom!"
"Well, she's my daughter, Summer. I out-rank you. Or family means nothing, in which case don't play that card."
My wife made me rewind that part three times, because she couldn't quite make out what he was saying.
When she finally heard it, she joined me in hysterics.
That was an amazing piece of dialog.
Ricks alcoholic burping makes most of his lines 10x funnier.
ALLAHU *urp* AKBAR
Why don't you ask the smartest people in the universe? Oh wait, they *buuurrrp*lew up.
Edit:
Are you kidding? I'm hoping I can get to both of them, Rick!
And John Oliver was in Gravity Falls as well.
Pretty sure that is not accidental.
Yeah, the original-original proof of concept was "Doc and Mharti"
It...does not resemble the current show.
J-J-Jesus Doc you d- d- you just disint - you killed Einstein!
Brrreeeeauughhh keep your dick in your pants, MUUUGHty. Did you, do you think I'm just gonna total a Delorean to imprUUGH impress you? The car's a classic, Marty
Doc: That's right, twenty five years into the future. I've always dreamed on seeing the future, looking beyond my years, seeing the progress of mankind. I'll also be able to see who wins the next twenty-five world series.
I'm waiting for the bloody testicle licking reference.
"Like my balls Mharti!" Was a catch phrase amongst my old D&D group.
No part of the above failed to embarrass me.
Most of the time his burping does nothing for me but it makes the whole ALLAHU AKBAR sequence amazing
I'm trying to figure out the burping.
I *think* it is a way of reinforcing the notion that he is an alcoholic without explicitly showing him drinking. They do not show him taking a drink all that often. It's more burping or alcohol containers falling out of his car.
"Jeez, I don't know, Morty. Wha-what do you want from me?"
This show is pretty crazy
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
you can see a snippet of it in the intro
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I haven't laughed that loud at a show in a long time
That would be the scariest place to live for them!
you mean like, if that event left him a quivering, neurotic mess of a person who can barely interact with other people and is really kind of pathetically easy to manipulate and control?
because...
It's actually a Harmon brand joke. It was used in episode 4 (of season 5) on Community as well.
My favorite part of Rick and Morty (besides the insane, depraved plot directions it goes in) is the lucid, overcomplicated discussions around ludicrous ideas or situations.
-The pop-tart & toaster house debacle
-The ending of the most recent episode and how to divvy up the workload
-Rick's surprisingly reasonable assertions about why love is terrible
-The argument over bombing the city earlier on
etc
Except when the apocalypse happens, which kinda prevents his potential from ever really surfacing for real.