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It amuses me to no end how people will debate plot logic, continuity, and possible foreshadowing when it comes to a wild, improvisational adventure whose writers actively poo poo on the idea of complex long-term story arcs.
BravestOfTheLamps fucked around with this message at Apr 3, 2017 around 08:04 |
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Boiled Water posted:About that explosion: the bugs really didn't do their homework since it had Beth blown to itty bitty pieces. Also the guy saw a glimpse of the real version of that memory with his wife and Beth leaving through a portal.
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 08:20 |
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Boiled Water posted:About that explosion: the bugs really didn't do their homework since it had Beth blown to itty bitty pieces. I mean it wouldn't even be the first time on screen Rick peaced out and assumed another Rick's life. I mean if the original family was 'his' he just left Beth and Summer in the hosed up timeline anyways.
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 08:21 |
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I need to watch it again, but Rick's monologue to Morty at the end of the episode seemed to brush up pretty close to the whole "Rick knows he's on a tv show" fan theory. And didn't Harmon say they had some secret in-joke about the show but fans guessed it so they decided not to do it or something? Did anything else come out of that? 
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 08:23 |
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Zaphod42 posted:I need to watch it again, but Rick's monologue to Morty at the end of the episode seemed to brush up pretty close to the whole "Rick knows he's on a tv show" fan theory. Yeah, this is exactly what I meant  Does Rick know he's in a tv show when he talks about plot arcs and seasons?
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 08:34 |
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:Yeah, this is exactly what I meant It seems that way. In the past he talked about catchphrases which was already meta, but I think that's as bad as it got? The only other mention of seasons I can think of was that one post-episode Mr.Poopybutthole, but since he watches the show himself... man I don't know. The show is ridiculous  But yeah, that speech by Rick there seemed pretty wild. Literally discussing the show's seasons in the show. Ultimately: BravestOfTheLamps posted:It amuses me to no end how people will debate plot logic, continuity, and possible foreshadowing when it comes to a wild, improvisational adventure whose writers actively poo poo on the idea of complex long-term story arcs.
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People who worked at McDonalds at the time say it's a plum sauce. So stuff like plums, vinegar, soy sauce, ginger, garlic, and something to add a kick like a chili sauce. People recreate the taste with recipes that can feature: soy sauce, sweet and sour sauce, bbq sauce, fruity alcohol, fruit juice, garlic, red pepper, and/or other spices.
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 09:04 |
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Zaphod42 posted:But... it wouldn't be Rick & Morty to just have a happy ending where Rick and Jerry put aside their differences for Beth. Right? My guess is that Rick is going to decide that Beth without Jerry is too annoying and needy to deal with; so he's going to get them back together not because he cares about his daughters emotional well being, but rather because it's more convenient for him when she has a husband around to distract her. Or maybe Jerry and Beth will just stay broken up, that works too. BravestOfTheLamps posted:It amuses me to no end how people will debate plot logic, continuity, and possible foreshadowing when it comes to a wild, improvisational adventure whose writers actively poo poo on the idea of complex long-term story arcs. It's human nature to want to find patterns and significance in nonsense.
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 09:07 |
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:My guess is that Rick is going to decide that Beth without Jerry is too annoying and needy to deal with; so he's going to get them back together not because he cares about his daughters emotional well being, but rather because it's more convenient for him when she has a husband around to distract her. There is another way things can go... 
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 09:10 |
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Morty Rick.
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There's a whole bunch of youtube videos that have long complex theories explaing poo poo like how Mr Poopy Butthole was real all the time or how Krombopulous Michael is still alive in some reality. A lot of them are about 10 minutes long, it's ridiculous.Say Nothing posted:Morty Rick. Yeah, it's too tall to be a Rick Morty https://pocketmortys.net/mortys/paper/146-rick-morty Snowglobe of Doom fucked around with this message at Apr 3, 2017 around 09:15 |
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prefect posted:
Thanks, I did not design the flies though, that was done before i came on to this season by Justin Noel. http://imjustinoel.tumblr.com/
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 09:17 |
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prefect posted:There is another way things can go... It'd be a Hell of a brick joke if this guy (who's name I can't remember) actually does end up being a recurring character as Morty's step-dad because Beth remarries.
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:It'd be a Hell of a brick joke if this guy (who's name I can't remember) actually does end up being a recurring character as Morty's step-dad because Beth remarries. Paul Fleishman (spelling uncertain). Typical posted:Thanks, I did not design the flies though, that was done before i came on to this season by Justin Noel. http://imjustinoel.tumblr.com/ I swear, the stuff you artistic people do, it seems like alien sorcery to me. I'm more on Jerry's level. 
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 09:24 |
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prefect posted:There is another way things can go... What episode is that guy from?
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RandomPauI posted:What episode is that guy from? Mortynight Run. He's in the Jerry day care.
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 09:27 |
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PostNouveau posted:Mortynight Run. He's in the Jerry day care. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIrLNcIa37o
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 09:28 |
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prefect posted:Paul Fleishman (spelling uncertain). Hahaa, i'm dying because in this screenshot you posted, i colored that image that Jerry is drawing.
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 09:39 |
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Do you want to see my pog collection?
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 10:14 |
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El Jeffe posted:Rick says a lot of things. The fact that young Beth is there (in the "origin story" part) means that at least some of it was from memory and not imagination. My thought is that most of that part was made-up, especially the formula, but his family dying really happened which set in motion his dimension-hopping years. Here's another clue that the memory was totally made up: Rick never even lived in that house, he set the fake memory in a house he saw on TV:  It's Walter White's house from Breaking Bad
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Pakled posted:...I don't know for sure but it seems like McD's could run into copyright issues with bringing back the sauce, even under a different name. I'd like to say it'd be crazy for Disney to assert copyright on the premise of Szechuan sauce, but apparently their IP lawyers are demonic sorcerers. So maybe, yeah. Somehow, I don't see McDonald's being compelled by nerds to launch a product because an Adult Swim show referenced it. But I guess popular outcry salvaged the Shamrock Shake, so crazier things have happened. I wouldn't be surprised if that product still exists in some foreign market.
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 10:22 |
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Rick and Morty was recently referenced on the TV show Mom, where the main character talks to a teenage character that was adopted by one of her friends about how much she likes the show (complete with "Wub-a-lub-a-dub-dub!" shouts).
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Xealot posted:I'd like to say it'd be crazy for Disney to assert copyright on the premise of Szechuan sauce, but apparently their IP lawyers are demonic sorcerers. So maybe, yeah. As long as they don't call it Mulan sauce, Disney has absolutely zero say over any recipe. That's not how things work.
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The Szechuan-sauce story is almost certainly a personal anecdote by one of the writers, but how good it tastes may stem from the writer's 19-year nostalgia for the stuff, and even it returns it may not be the same recipe as the one made in 1998.
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 11:40 |
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Haaa, I keep noticing little background details. Fake memory Rick (who had come really close to inventing an entirely new method of travel, he just wasn't quite capable of completing it on his own) had a bunch of papers stuck up on the wall: That sketch is Da Vinci's aerial screw:  Da Vinci had also come really close to inventing an entirely new method of travel but he never got it working.
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 11:41 |
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It's probably my least favorite episode so far, but it will be worth it if it means that we got rid of the Council of Ricks. It was a nice concept for a couple episodes, but it's too much baggage for the show's universe to have a thousand alternate dimension versions of the main character around. My prediction for this season's theme is a parallel telling of Ricks backstory about his wife leaving him, with an arc about Beth leaving Jerry in turn. I have no idea how it will develop though because: BravestOfTheLamps posted:It amuses me to no end how people will debate plot logic, continuity, and possible foreshadowing when it comes to a wild, improvisational adventure whose writers actively poo poo on the idea of complex long-term story arcs.
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Zaphod42 posted:It seems that way. In the past he talked about catchphrases which was already meta, but I think that's as bad as it got? At the end of season 1 he's like "roll the credits, wooo! that's the end of season 1!". It's nothing new.
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I'm really glad they opened up Jerry to the possibilities of living in a sad divorced dad apartment complex and having Morty & Summer visit and sleep on his futon every other weekend.
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gently caress Szechuan sauce, I just want McDonald's to bring back honey mustard. Why'd they even get rid of it in the first place?
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 13:24 |
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As an Australian I want the Curry Sauce back from when they introduced mcnuggets over here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vae_TZKj8CU
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Phylodox posted:gently caress Szechuan sauce, I just want McDonald's to bring back honey mustard. Why'd they even get rid of it in the first place? Why do/did they have one size for barbecue/honey mustard/sweet and sour, but just a tiny little container for honey? 
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Xealot posted:Why Rick was ever married or a parent in the first place is the question I have. There's gotta be a weirder, more hosed up situation there from day 1. We don't really know that Rick was married, do we? For all we know he could've just had a bit of the old sexaroo with a lady in a dimension and forgot to wear a space condom or something. Arven posted:My wife just pointed out that the "real" Rick (and any body he is inhabiting) is the only one that drools. I love the attention to detail in this show. Oh wow that's cool, not noticed that before.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Haaa, I keep noticing little background details. Fake memory Rick (who had come really close to inventing an entirely new method of travel, he just wasn't quite capable of completing it on his own) had a bunch of papers stuck up on the wall: Assuming that the flashback has a kernel of truth in it when it comes to the origin of portal technology, this might explain a bit about the Council of Ricks - the 6 leaders might be the first Ricks to invent the portal gun, and they then went out and recruited the other Ricks. After all, somebody must have invented the first interdimensional portal gun to share with other Ricks. I think it's a weird little detail that the other Rick had the same skintone as Rick Prime. Considering the brief flashback of Diane and Beth stood in front of/leaving through a portal (which obviously is not how things went down in the fake memory), and that Rick's comment of 'let's see how long that lasts', it makes you wonder if the memory was based on real events - it's just it was a different Rick that experienced them. So Rick Prime (possibly even a founding member of the council - they certainly seem to hold a personal malus against him later) attempts to recruit Blue Pants Rick to the council & fails, the council tries to kill Blue Pants Rick, who loses his family and then hunts down Rick Prime in the belief he's responsible. Which would lead to Rick Prime learning about what happened and presumably getting disgusted with the council and quitting. Or maybe a fake memory is just a fake memory, but hey, wild speculation is fun!
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All these cool background details are very cool and interesting. Love the Breaking Bad reference.Typical posted:glad y'all liked the episode. please enjoy these drawings and 3D models I made that are a small contribution to the herculean effort it takes to make 22 minutes of animation. This is all very cool, thanks for posting them. I always thought it would be super difficult to design 3D transformer type stuff. Is it quite a struggle to think, or easier than you might guess? Megaspel fucked around with this message at Apr 3, 2017 around 14:46 |
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Jedrick posted:The line about the mannequin leg was loving gold. The mid-dialog jokes that just get passed over in this show are great.
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Megaspel posted:We don't really know that Rick was married, do we? For all we know he could've just had a bit of the old sexaroo with a lady in a dimension and forgot to wear a space condom or something. Marriage license or not, Rick was definitely around long enough for Beth to grow attached to him and for him leaving to leave a deep impact.
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Mace Bacon posted:As an Australian I want the Curry Sauce back from when they introduced mcnuggets over here We still have "sweet curry" McNugget sauce in the UK
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| # ? Apr 3, 2017 15:21 |
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The entire episode just felt like Jerry Tenorman Must Die to me. I'm not disparaging that, but it's the feeling I got.
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StealthArcher posted:The entire episode just felt like Jerry Tenorman Must Die to me. South Park wishes it could be as brilliant and Rick & Morty.
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