Basically that no matter what they do they'll never live up to expectations. At least that's how I interpreted it.
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Basically that no matter what they do they'll never live up to expectations. At least that's how I interpreted it.
Can you expand on that inference? Was it because the storymaster was expecting them to continue with elaborate story arches, putting them further in his web (sort of like quicksand) until they let him down at the end?
That's what I thought.
I just wanna see a wacky random adventure like Pickle Rick now and then. To be laughing and entertained at how wacky things can get.
I assume you guys are a week behind. The Glorzo episode was back to regular Rick & Morty.
Community is amazing, especially the first 3-4 seasons. The cast is very talented too. Sadly the latter seasons are crap. If I remember correctly Harmon left the show.
I would strongly disagree about the later seasons being crap. 4 is the low point and even that's alright. Harmon was fired for season 4 before coming back.
Yeah, a more "grounded" (as much as R&M can be) episode this week. Overall enjoyed it, but I had 2 laugh out loud moments - when they were back at home and Morty put the TV on, and there was an ad with a guy going on and on "do you have alzheimers", and the post-credits scene with Summer's reaction to her friend's monologue.
I'm not sure which season it was, Community was on a long time ago but when Chang had Changnesia, that was a very poor season. It was downhill from there imo. They did promise us a movie, I hope that happens.
So, is that Solar Opposites show on Netlfix the companion series to Rick and Morty?
The latest episode was much more fun to watch.
That was great.
Yeah, a more "grounded" (as much as R&M can be) episode this week. Overall enjoyed it, but I had 2 laugh out loud moments - when they were back at home and Morty put the TV on, and there was an ad with a guy going on and on "do you have alzheimers", and the post-credits scene with Summer's reaction to her friend's monologue.
That was great.
Thanks for mentioning it cos I hadn't heard of it and it's a pretty enjoyable watch so far. Not quite as layered or "profound" as Rick and Morty, but quite funny and it has potential (I'm on episode 3 so still early on). Though it's super strange hearing Rick's voice for the main character
I thought that was a fantastic episode last night.
Yeah it was superb. Jerry changing the channel after all that with the girl he met
I’m probably a week behind but that 9/11, Pearl Harbour joke was .
.Most recent episode was one of the best recent ones.
It seems like I am the only one who liked the hypermeta episode.
Watching this breakdown helped explain it:
I'd recommend it to anyone who didn't like it on first viewing.
Nah I enjoyed it too, but I can understand why others wouldn't.
The most recent one was excellent too, lots of laughs and Rick being his manipulative self to teach Morty a lesson is always nice.
Best episode of the season, although I did physically cringe when Morty was using his phone on the mountain.
That episode. The signs the mob had : Moscow Morty Episode 8 was a true return to form
Is there a way to watch this show without the bleeping cursing? Channel 4 are a bag of dicks.
The cursing is always bleeped.
Really? That sucks
You can get uncensored versions using illegal means.
Not always. I watched a few eps with full on cursing earlier this year...
What's happened to this show? Series 4 and to some extent 3 are a far cry from series 2.
The last couple episodes have been very good I felt.
I think the last two episodes have been a definite improvement. The vat of acid episode is easily one of the best in ages.
Oddly I think they’re limited by the format. They can do pretty much anything they want due to space/inter-dimensional travel that every episode is expected to be as good an idea as the last. They used up a huge amount of great ideas in the first two seasons that it’s hard to top them, or at least mirror them without it seeming stale. Some of the earlier episodes in this season have felt like they realise their audience expects so much from an episode, so they just wrote big grandiose ideas with no real story and moved from set piece to set piece. I’ve definitely been left after a few episodes thinking a lot took place, but nothing really happened.
The latest episode was excellent, good mix of meta stuff, on point humour and story progression.
Also the post credits scene had me in stitches, "invisible garbage truck Jerry, it's a new franchise... Until he runs out of gas"
That was great. Jerry taking a piss
The latest episode was great. Most of the better episodes are the ones that tie into the ongoing stories/themes. Feels like this series has spent a bit too much time avoiding that but I've still enjoyed most of it
I think except for ep6, the second half of season4 have been great. All with some fantastic moments or bits.
I really liked episode 6. I appear to be in a minority.
Possibly. I think I wasnt a huge fan as I prefer the wacky adventures style rather than the joke within a joke within a joke type thing.
I can see why others would have liked it though with preference.
Agreed, last part of the season has been a return to form, especially episode 8.
Season finale was much more like it!
I liked it...though I had to watch it twice as the first time I was slightly drunk and was completely lost.
I really liked the snake episode earlier in the series but seem to be in the minority there
Snake jazz is one of R&M's finest hours and anyone who thinks otherwise is a jabroni