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God drat, this show can't stop hitting it out of the park. It has no flaws. Is it fake? By the way, I remembered Rick's list of catchphrases from somewhere. Like, it was an exact quote. Was that a callback to an earlier episode, or had I heard it in some sort of behind-the-scenes thing, or what?
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That was a literally pitch perfect episode. All the characters were on point, the joke hit, and the twists were superb. I really dug that they took the time to highlight the essentials of every character without having it feel like a distraction. Morty: as the incresingly genre savvy protagonist, saves the day by solving the mystery. Rick: by being a paranoid nutjob, buys enough time for Morty to save the day. It's not paranoia if your right, fuckers! Summer: Cynical. As. gently caress. The line read on "Yep." is beautiful. She knows that if anyone loves her it has to be a lie. Jerry: the codependent parasite. They shoulda shot him. Beth: is bad, so very bad, at making decisions.
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Ditocoaf posted:By the way, I remembered Rick's list of catchphrases from somewhere. Like, it was an exact quote. Was that a callback to an earlier episode, or had I heard it in some sort of behind-the-scenes thing, or what? NYCC footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6vdUM7_yEw
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Even if the rest of this season is mediocre and forgettable, I think they've already hit the required number of 'classic' episodes to be a good season of a comedy show. Rick's catch-phrase thing was definitely online earlier than this episode airing as some sort of promo for this season. It wasn't a callback.
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Aug 17, 2015 07:26
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slagmatic posted:I loved the shoutout to 90's Conan, the completely arbitrary characters were one of my favorite bits they used to do. Here's a link for you youngin's who probably don't know what I'm talking about : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzsvO0KSh20 Holy poo poo, Starburns is in this around 4:10!
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Aug 17, 2015 07:31
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Great episode. I can't decide if my favorite part was the Tinkles rave or Sleepy Gary replacing Jerry as the husband.
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Aug 17, 2015 07:39
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Can't wait until this posted online for me to watch via the website. Sounds like a blast!
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Aug 17, 2015 07:39
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So wait, if Mr. Poopybutthole wasn't a parasite then how did he get inserted into the intro sequence, and how did the rest of the parasites get into the house?
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Aug 17, 2015 07:48
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I DO IT EVERYWHERE. STOP SHAMING ME!
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Aug 17, 2015 07:53
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Funkmaster General posted:The alternate opening with Mr. Poopybutthole reminds me of the last episode of Invader Zim, where the character Minimoose is introduced with no fanfare whatsoever. In the commentary they talk about a scene that got cut where Zim insists that minimoose has been there the whole time, and then flashes back to scenes from earlier episodes with added pan-outs to reveal minimoose just offscreen. That gag was one of my favorites from the series even though it didn't make it in. This show fills my Zim hole perfectly. And this is the best episode of the show. So on loving point.
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Aug 17, 2015 08:00
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Aug 17, 2015 08:00
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Morty getting kicked in the nuts and pants pulled down, tossed down the stairs had me dying. Goddamn.
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Aug 17, 2015 08:04
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Best episode of the season by far. Absolutely perfect.
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Aug 17, 2015 08:06
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My favorite is "Lick lick lick my balls" because of the throw back to Doc and Mharti. Rick really does say that all the time.
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Talorat posted:So wait, if Mr. Poopybutthole wasn't a parasite then how did he get inserted into the intro sequence, and how did the rest of the parasites get into the house?
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Aug 17, 2015 08:31
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JT Jag posted:My theory is that this was an episode featuring a Rick and Morty from a slightly different dimension than the Rick and Morty we usually follow, where Mr. Poopybutthole is a regular character. How do we know the Rick and Morty we've been watching this whole time has been the same Rick and Morty at all?
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Aug 17, 2015 08:34
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ElCondemn posted:How do we know the Rick and Morty we've been watching this whole time has been the same Rick and Morty at all?
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Aug 17, 2015 08:39
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Please don't ruin the joke.
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CelticPredator posted:Please don't ruin the joke.
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Aug 17, 2015 08:40
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Mr. Poopybutthole died on the way back to his home planet.
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I assume this the first episode we didn't follow Rick C137 too? Skippy McPants posted:That was a literally pitch perfect episode. All the characters were on point, the joke hit, and the twists were superb. This was pretty much my impression. I'm mind blown with how right they got everything.
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Aug 17, 2015 08:46
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Do all of the parasites know who each other are, or are they like Cylons programmed to not know they are Cylons?
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Aug 17, 2015 08:49
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Episodes where it matters, we're following "the same Rick and Morty". Episodes where it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. The universes are the same except for a detail, moving on. That's the beauty of this setting.
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gently caress, I wish they'd netflix this bad.
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JT Jag posted:My theory is that this was an episode featuring a Rick and Morty from a slightly different dimension than the Rick and Morty we usually follow, where Mr. Poopybutthole is a regular character. But he's been a regular character since the pilot? Don't you remember the classic episode where he and Summer stole a baby Cthulu and Rick and Morty had to save them?
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bango skank posted:I DO IT EVERYWHERE. STOP SHAMING ME! I cried at this. I laughed so hard. The wife just looked on. This episode is solid gold!
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That was really, really good and that cut to the credits loving killed me.
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Aug 17, 2015 10:55
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Holy poo poo. This might just be the funniest show that has ever existed  Beth is such a piece of poo poo though
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What a downer. The two people who understand Jerry don't exist and the family has destroyed their friendship with Mr Poopy Butthole.
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Inspector Gesicht posted:The two people who understand Jerry don't exist Also his best day at work and the best sex he ever had happened in a glitchy alien virtual reality simulator running on low power, his ideal world is a creche designed to keep him distracted and his ideal cosplaying buddy turned out to be an insane rapist. I love how the show continually shits all over him. 
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Aug 17, 2015 13:05
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Skippy McPants posted:That was a literally pitch perfect episode. All the characters were on point, the joke hit, and the twists were superb. Also lol: Buzkashi posted:What's the likelihood Mr. Poopy Butthole is an alien parasite vs. an actual legitimate character? The show is silly enough to go either way.
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Aug 17, 2015 13:08
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You all doubted me, I had faith in Mr. Poopy Butthole.
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Aug 17, 2015 13:33
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DoctorWhat posted:Holy poo poo, Starburns is in this around 4:10! And Amy Poelher is getting high on Weinburg. Most of the original UCB people are in that clip.
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JT Jag posted:NINTENDO GIVE ME FREE STUFF I own that 3DS he wants to flip. It's rad.
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Buzkashi posted:You all doubted me, I had faith in Mr. Poopy Butthole. You were right all along. I would have shot him immediately and regretted it just as much as Beth. 
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JT Jag posted:There are a few episodes that pretty explicitly follow the same set of Rick and Morty, particularly Love Potion #9 and Rixty Minutes. The "Rickest Rick and Mortiest Morty" from "Close Rick-Counters" are stated to be from Dimension C-137, so I presume they're Rick and Morty Prime unless stated otherwise. If there are infinite timelines, then its certainly possible that multiple Rick and Mortys accidentially (or purposefully) Cronenberged a world, ported to a different dimension and assumed the identities of its Rick and Morty.
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Hazo posted:Summer has become a great character. Between the elevator scene and her icily blowing away Tinkles we know that she's just as unhinged as the rest of the family but in a much calmer, calculating way. Such an improvement from the boring apathetic C-student teen she started as in the first episode. Absolutely. I generally have the feeling they moved away from just using the Smith family as mundane contrast to Rick and Morty's insane adventures to making all of them a more integral part of the plot. This episode basically marked Beth debut ad part of the a-plot. In season one, especially early on, it was almost always Rick and Morty dong some wacky sciences stuff that sometimes collided with the normal life of Beth, Jerry and Summer. But so far, every season two episode had one of them tacking along on the main adventure. Mostly Summer.
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Irish Joe posted:If there are infinite timelines, then If there are infinite - then there are an infinite number of Rick and Morty who do that and an infinite number of them that don't, all with slight variations . That's kind of what the word infinite means.
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