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Craig Harris forever times one thousand. Justin Roiland and Craig Harris adventures.com
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Jul 29, 2014 08:24
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Forget animatics. Just film interviews instead of episodes and I'll be fine with that.
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Jul 29, 2014 09:33
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Well, new life goal added, trade pokemon with Justin Roiland.
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Jul 29, 2014 09:36
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Is there a date for season 2?
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Jul 29, 2014 10:32
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Jul 29, 2014 12:19
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Rocksicles posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMEvIvNBu-Y When I went to Google her to see what else Spence Grammar has been in the first autocomplete suggestion following her name was "feet." Thanks internet.
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Jul 29, 2014 19:12
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Yodzilla posted:When I went to Google her to see what else Spence Grammar has been in the first autocomplete suggestion following her name was "feet." Thanks internet. I think that's the case with pretty much every actress in Hollywood.
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Jul 29, 2014 19:37
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Rocksicles posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMEvIvNBu-Y Justin Roiland really wants to know where Craig Harris went.
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Jul 29, 2014 20:27
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So Summer became more important because of her actress' work? That's nice! I really liked her character, I felt the exact same way they've described here, like she was one-note and unimportant in the beginning, and then she just became more and more important. It was great!
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Jul 29, 2014 22:37
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Took a look at an old postAlan Smithee posted:Yeah I thought it had kind of a weird resolution at the end after giant santa hobo explodes (that was delightfully twisted might I add). Probably because I was expecting blondie to eat it because that would be the GRRM thing to do. Seems like maybe they are setting it up for a later thing? Funny enough I introduced it to a couple (goon) friends of mine and we watched up to Anatomy Park and the reception was kinda icy at first. One even used the "I would probably enjoy if I was high right now" which I typically reserve for the Swimmiest of Adult Swim. Few weeks later another is posting Wuba quotes and apparently her and the fiance watched season 1 several times over already. [/Rick and Morty success stories]
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X_Toad posted:So Summer became more important because of her actress' work? That's nice! I really liked her character, I felt the exact same way they've described here, like she was one-note and unimportant in the beginning, and then she just became more and more important. It was great! I think Summer had a really distinctive tone to her character from the get-go where she has a level of empathy and wisdom that's a little beyond what a normal 17-year-old would have, but she's still very tied up in a shallow, short-sighted high school environment. In just the second episode she has the great line quote:"Dad, you can't endow a being with sentience and then just rip it away!" which I think is quintessentially her because at one moment she's showing real moral concern for another living thing and then immediately following it up with a carelessly offensive expression.
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Jul 30, 2014 12:01
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I always like the way she hugs Morty when he and Rick come back, you could see the affection when she laughed when Terry threatened to ground Morty at the beginning. And of course Morty had to break that hug because he just had a particularly creepy encounter with a fantasy version of his sister that he would very much like to bleach away.
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Jul 30, 2014 21:44
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I love Summer in the Needful Things episode, where again she has this bizarre mix of introspection/genuinely mature logic and teenage superficiality.
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Jul 30, 2014 21:52
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"God, did I really set the bar that low?"
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Jul 30, 2014 21:52
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Has it been mentioned that Spencer Grammar is Kelsey's daughter?
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Jul 30, 2014 21:56
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Summer is probably one of the best characters because I love how Rick's version of revenge is to do an DMX steroid building montage and beat the poo poo out of the Devil. And she was ok with it.
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Jul 30, 2014 22:02
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Shindragon posted:Summer is probably one of the best characters because I love how Rick's version of revenge is to do an DMX steroid building montage and beat the poo poo out of the Devil. And she was ok with it. That's all made even better when you consider that the additional beatdowns Summer and Rick handed out at the end of the episode were almost certainly Summer's idea. Think about the characters. Rick is generally indifferent to anything not directly affecting him or his family. Roiding up and beating the Devil came from him. Left to his own devices, Rick would've beaten the Devil and gone back home satisfied that justice/vengeance had been done. Summer, however, cares about the wider world and wants to pitch in and help. In this case she helps by bringing hypermuscular rear end-stompings to the deserving: Nazis, bullies, those Westboro asshats and people being mean to doggies.
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Jul 30, 2014 22:37
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Jul 30, 2014 22:50
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I like this one: http://labs.echonest.com/Uploader/index.html?trid=TRHSQMZ138F81B4A39
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Jul 30, 2014 23:43
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Pick posted:I love Summer in the Needful Things episode, where again she has this bizarre mix of introspection/genuinely mature logic and teenage superficiality.
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Jul 31, 2014 00:18
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Summer's highschool hijinx are the weakest part of her character and one of the most mundane and unexceptional parts of the show. "High school sucks, popular kids are terrible" is boring and trite enough in a regular show, having it done in Rick & Morty when you know it could be doing literally anything else just makes it worse.
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Jul 31, 2014 00:29
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...of SCIENCE! posted:Summer's highschool hijinx are the weakest part of her character and one of the most mundane and unexceptional parts of the show. "High school sucks, popular kids are terrible" is boring and trite enough in a regular show, having it done in Rick & Morty when you know it could be doing literally anything else just makes it worse. How often does that come up? It's used hilariously in Meeseeks and Destroy. The pilot's the only place where she seems stereotypical. Harmon and Roiland point out how Spencer's work led to them writing her in a far more interesting manner after that point. Like, the pilot in a vacuum is a great piece of television, but compared to all but one or two of the other episodes it's crap.
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prefect posted:I like this one: http://labs.echonest.com/Uploader/index.html?trid=TRHSQMZ138F81B4A39 Hah, I heard about that site on bbc news's "click" technology programme but I completely forgot about it. Make any song last forever! Brilliant. Thank you so much.
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Pander posted:How often does that come up? It's used hilariously in Meeseeks and Destroy. The pilot's the only place where she seems stereotypical. Harmon and Roiland point out how Spencer's work led to them writing her in a far more interesting manner after that point. There was the house party but again the high school party to score points with the cool kids thing was matched by Ricks earnest desire to get riggidy-wrecked son. And we got a fight with the jock with the amalgamation of Hitler and Lincoln. So yeah... not hating it either. Also Bird person seemed happy with how things worked out I think.
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...of SCIENCE! posted:Summer's highschool hijinx are the weakest part of her character and one of the most mundane and unexceptional parts of the show. "High school sucks, popular kids are terrible" is boring and trite enough in a regular show, having it done in Rick & Morty when you know it could be doing literally anything else just makes it worse. It's not great, but it barely even registers as a plot point. The slo-mo disintegration of the parents' marriage is more of a drag. Not that those plotlines are terrible by any means, but stuff like the "Titanic" subplot and the dimensional goggles didn't reach the heights of all the other material.
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Panel's up http://video.adultswim.com/convention-panels/sdcc-2014-rick-and-morty-panel.html
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PostNouveau posted:It's not great, but it barely even registers as a plot point. The slo-mo disintegration of the parents' marriage is more of a drag. Not that those plotlines are terrible by any means, but stuff like the "Titanic" subplot and the dimensional goggles didn't reach the heights of all the other material. Yeah any time the show goes to school it's really just there to gently caress around and subvert it, like the bully in the pilot who sets himself up as an antagonist and then just dies. The divorce stuff is actually played straight a few times and it's honestly kind of a bummer.
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Alan Smithee posted:Panel's up Sweet, they're going to do a "Rixty Minutes" every season.
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Starburns Finnaly has a store. the first peices of official rick and Morty Merch. https://sbi-store.myshopify.com/ 
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I like the high school/divorce stuff. It gives the show a grounding in reality so that you really appreciate planet of greasy grandmas or whatever.
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The high school stuff didn't bother me so much, since they usually twisted it in some way. The bully/romantic entanglement who is instantly freeze-rayed to death, the anti-flu dance, even the blowout party in the finale ends with Summer being ostracized by her peers. One of the weakest subplots for me was the Titanic bit. Maybe I'm just a Titanic-nerd (  ), but seeing them set up Jerry's interest in the ship all season, I expected a little more. I was also soured by how they trivialized Jerry's rape scene, after taking Morty's so seriously. Doing it more tongue-in-cheek at the end of the season lessens what they did with Morty in the Meeseeks episode, for me, which is also disappointing.That these are even my complaints tells you how good this show is. Is it season two yet?
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The boring high school stuff in the first episode involved the John Bender analogue getting frozen in his second appearance then shattering in his third.
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This was breakfast today at the office.
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Typical posted:This was breakfast today at the office. Erin's gettin really good with that fondant
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Alan Smithee posted:Panel's up "Way to see race, bigot... next question."
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AxeManiac posted:
You wanna hate on Robot Chicken some more see if you can find the Dino Stamatopolous's commentary on season 3 of Moral Orel. God drat...Robot Chicken is still running?
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