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KoRMaK posted:Huh????? It's just a lil early, is all..
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Oct 5, 2015 19:09
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KoRMaK posted:Huh????? It's 11AM to 2PM in the continental US, broh. Little early for being sauced broh.
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Oct 5, 2015 19:10
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Oh hahaha. No i mean later, Like.... im just going to call in and rant on there. Like a lunatic on a conservative talk radio show at 11pm at night. e: ALSO, also, what if I work the night shift and right now is my evening? You don't know me.
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Oct 5, 2015 19:10
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KoRMaK posted:You don't know me. Then let me get to know you, dammit!
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Oct 5, 2015 19:13
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KoRMaK posted:Oh hahaha. No i mean later, Like.... im just going to call in and rant on there. Like a lunatic on a conservative talk radio show at 11pm at night. Have you ever been drunk at noon? poo poo sucks no matter what your schedule is.
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Oct 5, 2015 19:14
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Best part, unrelated to the plot? The screaming sun. Holy hell, I can't stop giggling. As for the cliffhanger: Joke's on us, the show has already been cancelled. WUBALUBADUBDUB!
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Oct 5, 2015 19:25
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You son of a bitch, I had to google that real quick to see if you were fuckin with us
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Oct 5, 2015 19:36
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I hope Evil Morty breaks Rick out of prison
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Oct 5, 2015 19:40
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hoobajoo posted:Have you ever been drunk at noon? poo poo sucks no matter what your schedule is. Day drinking is a totally reasonable american pastime.
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Oct 5, 2015 19:42
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Season 3 premiere is just going to be a new adventure and they're going to pretend the cliffhanger never happened.
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Oct 5, 2015 19:48
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Jerry's new ad campaign: Hungry For Antidepressants?
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Oct 5, 2015 20:26
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MariusLecter posted:That was in the first episode this season. I don't remember that
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Oct 5, 2015 20:35
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Jerry is going to get a new job advertising the benefits of life in the Galactic Federation. By the time the season hits the halfway point, Earth will be in open rebellion and the Federation will be well on its way to a civil war.
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Oct 5, 2015 20:40
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7c-hiuqSxu8
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Oct 5, 2015 20:48
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I WANT it to be exactly where we time skip and we get 23 yr old super science cyborg Morty sieving the galactic federal prison, but what we're actually going to get us regular Morty and Evil Morty meeting up to break Rick out, but then we'll discover something about Rick (maybe even the precipitating catalyst for evil Morty) and our Morty will be wonder if it was all really worth it. I also expect Jerry to relentless excel in new earth and become kind of a bad guy for S3. Also we're definitely meeting Beth's mom next year.
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Oct 5, 2015 21:01
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We need someone to make a multi-dimensional timeline of what dimensions all of the cast has been in the entire season, terminator style, stat. I want Rick's wife to be the head of the Galactic Federation so bad. graham cracker fucked around with this message at 21:08 on Oct 5, 2015 |
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Oct 5, 2015 21:05
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Guy A. Person posted:The answer is that it is more interesting this way. My in universe answer is that Rick wants to be imprisoned. Having spent season two opening up and connecting with his grandchildren, he decides in the finale to never let his guard down again. Having recommitted himself to his psychic prison, he decides that he can't be a part of the family, and they would be better off living on earth without him. He's abandoned his family again, he can tell himself he's doing the right thing, making a noble sacrifice, when he is actually just doing what is easy and familiar to him. And they probably are better off without him. The Cronenberg universe Smiths were thriving without Rick and Morty, even in their hosed up hell dimension.
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Oct 5, 2015 21:05
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Steve Yun posted:Season 3 premiere is just going to be a new adventure and they're going to pretend the cliffhanger never happened. Probably, or they'll resolve it in the first minute. It's funny to see reactions to dramatic plotlines on this show. I'm not criticizing or saying it's bad or anything because I enjoy it a lot, but I know the stakes are never really high because they've created a world where New Ridiculous Thing can get them out of trouble at any moment and nobody on the show is the "original" character, not even the titular ones. It's like whenever a character died in Aqua Teen Hunger Force, you know Frylock had a cloner. To me, it's funny when they put in high-stakes plotlines because of that, not sad or dramatic. Using arguably NIN's angstiest song as a soundtrack just highlights that it's not meant to be taken seriously, and the epilogue of "How are they gonna get out of this mess!? Hoo-wee!" clinches that. It's a goofy-rear end 4th wall breaking deus ex machina show and I love it for that.
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That screaming sun made me laugh more than it should've. Did anyone else think Rick's going to kill himself after he heard the family arguing about what they were going to do as fugitives?
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Oct 5, 2015 21:15
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The ep is even sadder upon rewatch..the first time Morty gives his schpiel to Rick at the bar you're totally on his side. Second time through you know Rick's right, and it sucks.
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Oct 5, 2015 21:22
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FireWorksWell posted:That screaming sun made me laugh more than it should've. Did anyone else think Rick's going to kill himself after he heard the family arguing about what they were going to do as fugitives? Nah, he already tried that before. He was doing the whole "I'm going out for
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Oct 5, 2015 21:23
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Steve Yun posted:Season 3 premiere is just going to be a new adventure and they're going to pretend the cliffhanger never happened. This is exactly what I thought as soon as the stinger started. They'll make a big deal about finding out what happens after this episode, but then the next season will start with Rick out and having breakfast with the family on a non-federation controlled Earth and never mention it again. Or do it offscreen, Coach Feratu style.
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Oct 5, 2015 21:34
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Season 3 is where rick and morty stop making fun of cliche sci-fi shows, and become one.
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Oct 5, 2015 21:35
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MariusLecter posted:Nah, he already tried that before. He was doing the whole "I'm going out for Well, his 'leaving for ice cream' would have the same end result either way, they wouldn't see him again.
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Oct 5, 2015 21:45
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what were the funny parts of the episode for you guys. I actually didn't find this episode very humorous until seeing the final cut. When I was working on it. it just felt weirdly out of place. like. "this seems too real for rick and morty" . or not in "cannon or something. seeing the final cut made all the difference. Now I really liked it. especially squanchy.
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Oct 5, 2015 22:00
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Welp, I was reading the wiki to see if I had missed any interesting voice actors in guest roles and saw that Sarah Chalke voices Beth. I never realised.
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Oct 5, 2015 22:01
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Typical posted:what were the funny parts of the episode for you guys. I actually didn't find this episode very humorous until seeing the final cut. When I was working on it. it just felt weirdly out of place. like. "this seems too real for rick and morty" . or not in "cannon or something. seeing the final cut made all the difference. Now I really liked it. especially squanchy. For me the hilarity really began once Tammy turned into a double agent and Bird Person got gut shot. That one ridiculous action set the tone for the subsequent parts which, while heavy, were kind of rendered lighter in a way because the take-home message is that Rick is right about marriage.
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Oct 5, 2015 22:03
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Typical posted:what were the funny parts of the episode for you guys. I actually didn't find this episode very humorous until seeing the final cut. When I was working on it. it just felt weirdly out of place. like. "this seems too real for rick and morty" . or not in "cannon or something. seeing the final cut made all the difference. Now I really liked it. especially squanchy. "No, stay here..delivery flaps" "STAYING!" The bit about squanchy culture being more contextual. Jerry being a dick about the wedding, pretty much every line from him at the wedding. "Mhm. I have a lot of Vodka." and related lines, the bartender's voice owned. The bird culture vows, the swerve with Tammy (her delivery was excellent), the gag with the planets- The thing that probably got the biggest laugh out of me was Rick's final line when he was turning himself in as Jerry, and the guy's "uh, ok" on the other end. Lots of funny stuff, I loved it!! Trash Trick fucked around with this message at 22:07 on Oct 5, 2015 |
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Oct 5, 2015 22:04
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Typical posted:what were the funny parts of the episode for you guys. I actually didn't find this episode very humorous until seeing the final cut. When I was working on it. it just felt weirdly out of place. like. "this seems too real for rick and morty" . or not in "cannon or something. seeing the final cut made all the difference. Now I really liked it. especially squanchy. I lost it when Squancy ditched the Rick's BFF bracelet during Rick's toast
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Oct 5, 2015 22:06
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Typical posted:what were the funny parts of the episode for you guys. I actually didn't find this episode very humorous until seeing the final cut. When I was working on it. it just felt weirdly out of place. like. "this seems too real for rick and morty" . or not in "cannon or something. seeing the final cut made all the difference. Now I really liked it. especially squanchy. their escape ship flying into the tiny planet. thats a good sight gag.
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Oct 5, 2015 22:06
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I laughed hardest about Jerry saying that he was transported against his will "by a meatball" and telling Beth to take her attitude to the men's section of k-mart and cut him some slack...sss.
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Oct 5, 2015 22:06
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Everything a cop said. Morty playing frisbee with himself. Squanchy taking off his "Rick's BFF" bracelet during Rick's speech. Rick's note with notes on trailing off and ad libbing (honestly a lot of visual gags got me this ep when I usually like the quotes). Jerry's drinking contest with Squanchy: "squanch this, mofo" The courier thing interpreting Rick's "what do you know about friendship Jerry" as "ship Jerry"
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Oct 5, 2015 22:09
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Taeke posted:Welp, I was reading the wiki to see if I had missed any interesting voice actors in guest roles and saw that Sarah Chalke voices Beth. I never realised. oh yeah, I saw her at the party last night. she comes around the office sometimes. I've never talked to her though. Im not sure what to say besides. Oh hey your Elliot right ? Do you really like wine that much? I draw all your wine glasses. Which I'm sure she would not really have a response to. Dieting Hippo posted:their escape ship flying into the tiny planet. thats a good sight gag. that was so weird and funny. I had no idea how they were going to pull off that scale. This is why I love cartoons.
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Typical posted:what were the funny parts of the episode for you guys. I actually didn't find this episode very humorous until seeing the final cut. When I was working on it. it just felt weirdly out of place. like. "this seems too real for rick and morty" . or not in "cannon or something. seeing the final cut made all the difference. Now I really liked it. especially squanchy. All the planet jokes. But my favorite moment really was Rick's call. Because you have this fantastic moment for the character that is pretty hard hitting...and then he throws in these lines about licking buttholes and balls and it doesn't under cut it one bit. That's what works. That's why this show is good. Honestly, I kept saying it was like Invader Zim, and maybe it was, but now I'm thinking it's more like Eastbound and Down. Which is a masterpiece.
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Typical posted:what were the funny parts of the episode for you guys. I actually didn't find this episode very humorous until seeing the final cut. When I was working on it. it just felt weirdly out of place. like. "this seems too real for rick and morty" . or not in "cannon or something. seeing the final cut made all the difference. Now I really liked it. especially squanchy. Screaming sun planet Abandoning the cob planet for no reason other than "Cobs!!!!" Gags about how tiny tiny plane was Beth talking past what Birdperson was saying despite that being exactly the kind of thing she wanted to know more about
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Oct 5, 2015 22:14
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Typical posted:what were the funny parts of the episode for you guys. I actually didn't find this episode very humorous until seeing the final cut. When I was working on it. it just felt weirdly out of place. like. "this seems too real for rick and morty" . or not in "cannon or something. seeing the final cut made all the difference. Now I really liked it. especially squanchy. It wasn't very humorous but the best episodes this season weren't humorous, this episode and the one with ricks ex were the best.
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Oct 5, 2015 22:14
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The cob-based planet bit keeps making me laugh for some stupid reason.
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All of the stuff with the different planets was great. Seeing the little interactions at the party and Rick kind of having a moment where he's like "yeah, my family can be a part of this side of my life" right before everything went to poo poo was really nice too. The episode as a whole was really well balanced between the humor and the story stuff. It never felt too serious, but the stakes felt real enough even when jokes were going on. I think yall nailed this season finale, so tell all the other people that they're good at making things. Sea Lily fucked around with this message at 22:27 on Oct 5, 2015 |
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