Gobbeldygook posted:I've been rewatching R&M with someone and season 5 is so much loving worse than I remembered. Nah it's all right. I just about died laughing at Mr Nimbus, although I imagine people's mileage varies wildly on that one
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SpeakSlow posted:You think The Wall is supposed to be funny? The Wall is the only reason I watch the show now, and it's purely for the crazy soap-opera drama
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Takes No Damage posted:That was mostly a reference to her being in handcuffs in the poster. Logical explanation for it I'm sure... 
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Shitenshi posted:I liked it, but there was something missing. This ain't a Roiland apologia post or whatever, the writers have said he contributed gently caress all to the actual story whenever he was around, but I was just expecting more. It felt too by the numbers, almost like an AI made it or they were checking off ideas to throw in. No, you're right, and "Roiland apologia" doesn't have anything to do with it. Even if Roiland had had zero input on the writing side, the show lost the voices of its two main characters, the ones whose names are in the show title. That's absolutely a huge blow to any show. If Roiland had been hit by a bus then everyone would have been wringing their hands over how R&M would move forward; it doesn't magically become not-a-big-deal because he was pushed out for alleged shitheelery instead. I was fine with Rick's voice, although I was missing that deranged edge that Roiland brought to it (then again, Rick's been much less of a lunatic lately compared to the early seasons). Morty to me sounded WAY off but he only had like two lines so I'm hedging my bets
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TheKingofSprings posted:Morty and Summer had an indirect incest baby he has a name you know
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Phenotype posted:Uh, he's pretty dumb, man, even compared to the average person. Hungry for Apples?
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saw the episode title, was like "that post-credits gag from a decade ago? that's an episode now? gently caress that," watched the first couple minutes to confirm that was what it was, and ended up watching the whole thing and having a pretty good time the end, no moral
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Although a few of Lovecraft's early stories lean on indescribable horrors (eg "The Unnamable"), by the time he kicked off his run of absolute bangers in the mid-20s he'd dropped that angle pretty much entirely, don't let it put you off 
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Enjoyed that one, it was the first episode in quite a while that felt like the show at its peak (around seasons 2 and 3 imo). I think that's mostly because those episodes were taking well-worn genre ideas (hive minds, mini-universes, fake memories, etc) and going nuts with them, and "the hole/cave/room with your Greatest Fear" is just such an idea. Not sure how many of them are left, honestly
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