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Drink-Mix Man posted:I still hope it was an April Fool's joke and RIck is still in brain-prison. The real resolution will happen next episode. Every episode in season 3 is contained in his brain prison
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If you didn't love how Jerry had a framed picture of the stupid Rick he made friends with you are dead inside.
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Fried Watermelon posted:Every episode in season 3 is contained in his brain prison No see Rick died at some point in the past when he was in peril and all the episodes after that are the dreams of a dying man. Also Morty isn't real, he's a split personality of Rick. Birdperson was a ghost the whole time.
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:If you didn't love how Jerry had a framed picture of the stupid Rick he made friends with you are dead inside. Along with a model of the Titanic and a jar of apple product, that was great.
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Johnny Aztec posted:Every show is a garbage show for garbage people
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Johnny Aztec posted:Everything is garbage when I see it with my garbage eyes.
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Heard Zero by Smashing Pumpkins today and thought of this thread. Homerpalooza aired almost twenty one years ago. 
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i decided to check out Rick and Morty. I like it. That episode with the praying mantises is kind of hosed up though
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Rick and Morty is a poor man's Clone High.
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they're all poo poo but one that's particularly poo poo and stupid is the one where lisa is afraid her life lacks meaning at eight years old so she becomes an astronomer.
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i'd rather not know the context or the joke they made about this
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That wig looks funny, but not ha-ha funny.
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get that OUT of my face posted:i'd rather not know the context or the joke they made about this The context is college students these days
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Warbird posted:Rick and Morty is a poor man's Clone High. I liked it, even though it relies it a bit too much on gratuitous violence. Glad I gave it (and Archer) a chance, anything else like it?
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R&M largely without peer right now as far as I'm aware. As for Archer, Frisky Dingo maybe? It's the same bunch of guys iirc. Also Clone High of course.
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PostNouveau posted:The context is college students these days
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I remeber watching the Frank Grimes, Tamzarin and the Lord of the Flies episodes when they aired (in Norway so like a year later than the US I guess?) and enjoying them finding them funny. The first episode I watched which really made me think something wasn't right was the death of Maude, that was really strange and awkward at the time. I still kept at watching Simpsons though although not as regularly as before enjoying the odd modern episode (24 minutes,The Seemingly Never-Ending Story som others as well). The episode which really put the final nail in the coffin was the myPod episode, after that one I've stopped watching Simpsons and that was in 2008. Edit: two years ago in 2015 two of the latest seasons at the time were put online for free on one of the Chinese streaming websites (legal streaming), my wife who is Chinese insisted on watching an episode and we watched the tree house of horror where they did the Clockwork Orange parody and it was just so loving painful to watch. fish and chips and dip fucked around with this message at 02:57 on Apr 20, 2017 |
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Some of the old episodes I remember loving have bad jokes in them that I didn't get at the time and now I feel worse for liking the episodes they are in Also the point at which I think I stopped watching was probably the episode where they get a horse and there's a land of jockies? or something Turns out that's in the eleventh season so I guess somewhere around there is where the show really started stinking. Anyways, here's something we can all enjoy - the antics of lionel hutz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HODjrjb32fU
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MNIMWA posted:Some of the old episodes I remember loving have bad jokes in them that I didn't get at the time and now I feel worse for liking the episodes they are in Interesting trivia: the guy who voiced Lionel Hutz and Troy McLure was murdered by his wife
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Wizard Master posted:Interesting trivia: the guy who voiced Lionel Hutz and Troy McLure was murdered by his wife Fun fact: it was Andy Dick's fault
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Not a Children posted:Fun fact: it was Andy Dick's fault and he got a talking to from jon lovitz for it
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the only lasting legacy of latter-day simpsons is the fact that a minor league baseball team got its name from the episode where they were planning to move the Springfield Isotopes to Albuquerque
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I was watching an episode of The Critic a few weeks ago and it struck me how much I wish they'd do a live-action movie of the show if only to cast Chris Hemsworth as Jeremy Hawke and keep Lovitz in the role of Jay.
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Wizard Master posted:the guy who voiced Lionel Hutz This is an incredibly weird way to refer to Phil Hartman. It's Phil loving Hartman.
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Scudworth posted:This is an incredibly weird way to refer to Phil Hartman. It's Phil loving Hartman. 
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Izzhov posted:I would kinda like to see Evil Morty come back tho. I wanna know what that dude's deal is I kinda assumed he was ricks Original morty or some weird poo poo like that. fish and chips and dip posted:I remeber watching the Frank Grimes, Tamzarin and the Lord of the Flies episodes when they aired (in Norway so like a year later than the US I guess?) and enjoying them finding them funny. The first episode I watched which really made me think something wasn't right was the death of Maude, that was really strange and awkward at the time. I still kept at watching Simpsons though although not as regularly as before enjoying the odd modern episode (24 minutes,The Seemingly Never-Ending Story som others as well). The episode which really put the final nail in the coffin was the myPod episode, after that one I've stopped watching Simpsons and that was in 2008. i liked the frank grimes episode, but i can understand why people hate it. it was definitely the beginning of the end of the Simpsons. like at one point the Simpsons despite being lovely people sorta, they were at least well meaning and loved each other. there was a heart to the show. now its just family guy where everyone is a mean rear end in a top hat with few redeeming qualities. Drink-Mix Man posted:I feel like Rick shouldn't really be at the center of an episode. He's best when he's the setting, a force of nature that all the other characters have to deal with. this.
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Dapper_Swindler posted:I kinda assumed he was ricks Original morty or some weird poo poo like that. Were the Simpsons mean lovely assholes in that one, though? I'd say Homer was portrayed more as self-centered in an oblivious childlike way, with the added gag that they point out for the first time that he does pretty well for a guy that should be dead or in the gutter several times over from his stupidity.
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Drink-Mix Man posted:Were the Simpsons mean lovely assholes in that one, though? I'd say Homer was portrayed more as self-centered in an oblivious childlike way, with the added gag that they point out for the first time that he does pretty well for a guy that should be dead or in the gutter several times over from his stupidity. People say this was the start of "Jerkass Homer" but you have the right of it. Homer genuinely tried to befriend Grimey but it was never meant to be. Homer's station in life IS an affront to intelligent, hardworking people trying to rise above their circumstances. "But he ate his sandwich!!! More like Homer HITLER if you ask me!!" Homer Did Nothing Wrong
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cool new Polack jokes posted:People say this was the start of "Jerkass Homer" but you have the right of it. For my money the first appearance of jerkass Homer was literally the one where he said "Out of my way jerkass!" (Which I admittedly thought was pretty hilarious at the time.)
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JediTalentAgent posted:I was watching an episode of The Critic a few weeks ago and it struck me how much I wish they'd do a live-action movie of the show if only to cast Chris Hemsworth as Jeremy Hawke and keep Lovitz in the role of Jay. Jay Sherman was supposed to be in his mid-late 30's at the oldest.
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Which was the one where Homer pits Lisa against Bart in hockey? That's my first impression of Jerkass Homer. Though admittedly he's still hilarious.
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Plucky Brit posted:Which was the one where Homer pits Lisa against Bart in hockey? Children's sports brings out the jerk in dads irl too
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