Rick and Morty

Annoyingly, I keep missing the pre-opening credits gag on account of switching over from Archer, which tends to run a little long. I catch it on the Sunday rerun but it's still annoying; sometimes some of the funniest bits are found there (like the butter robot).

That episode was amazing.

This show really uses its music really effectively, doesn't it?

Yes indeed!

Not sure what I'm missing here but the Twist Ending never really surprised me that much. So eye patch Morty was the Puppet Master the entire time? Is this really that surprising, considering how the majority of them are basically treated as a degenerate species by the superiors, it's only a matter of time before one revolts.

Yes, but there's no reason to suspect that a Morty would be so competent. The villain's plan also involved dozens upon dozens (maybe hundreds?) of Mortys being endlessly tortured. The reveal was foreshadowed, but only in a Fridge or second viewing way if you ask me. Until the very end there was no reason to suspect that there was a puppet master.

edited 8th Apr '14 2:11:34 PM by KarmaMeter

Loved the episode, though I missed Evil RickRouge Morty's motive behind kidnapping a bunch of Mortys and using them to make a giant brainwave cloaker thing. Loved seeing the portal gun used defensively, too.

edited 8th Apr '14 6:40:41 PM by TruthHurts22

The portal gag/chase was the funniest part of the episode. Well, that and the restaurant scene. "Waiter, more phone sticks!"

Chairs Sit On People.

I liked that the chairs drank from buses, and rode in bottles

I'd like to order a large phone, with extra people on it.

I wonder what it would be like if there were a Table dimension.

"Yes, i'd like to order one large cough with extra phones."

"Yes, and half smartphones!"

Oh man, I started to see the bottles were shaped like buses or trucks on my own, but I never noticed the bottle end of the bus until you told me to look for it.

I wasn't too thrilled by the expansion of all the interdimensional shenanigans in this episode, makes the whole universe seem too focused on Rick. Nice twist ending, though, as you figured they were setting up for lovable but outcast Doofus Rick, instead of the really real killer.

I did like Rick's one off joke: "What do me and OJ not have in common? I found the real killer bitches!"

Him and many others after years of investigation.

It's not Rick focused though alone. More it's just that in the various verses, there are those who do consider Rick a problem or focused on him - as we've already seen before. So a bunch of Rick's just decided to team up for safety.

It also makes sense for Rick to focus on Rick. Rick is all about Rick.

I gotta admit, next to Steven Universe, this is one of the most plot-twisting series in animation this generation. I find it hard to belive that this series hasn't roasted on SU yet, too. Considering that both shows deal with space-time travel.

"roasted on SU"? What does that even mean?

Besides Space Dandy, the best newest series that have come out recently are space related. Space Dandy, Wander Over Yonder, and Rickand Morty. I'm quiet surprised that all three have been relatively decent in all episodes.

As in make an in-joke about it. Though there's very little reason the show would do that unless to prove they can.

A team-up with the Crystal Gems? That's just riRickulous enough to work!

Bad.

Yeah, he clearly meant "Rickdiculous."

Also, I heard next episode is gonna be the season finale. Can anyone confirm that?