Rick and Morty

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SteelPlatedHeart said:
As soon as it said a Morty was running, I knew who it was. Can't wait to see where it goes from here.
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I didn't suspect this at first because there had been no indication they would follow up on this plot point from season one and had already resigned myself to the idea that it was forgotten, but it's nice to be surprised. The music at the end was a great touch.
 
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Johnny Bravo said:
I didn't suspect this at first because there had been no indication they would follow up on this plot point from season one and had already resigned myself to the idea that it was forgotten, but it's nice to be surprised. The music at the end was a great touch.
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The music cue is a reveal before the reveal lol.

Honestly, at the very start I thought is was just gonna be the Interdimentional Cable episode of Season 3, just with different Ricks and Mortys instead of cable channels. But once they revealed the election thing and how it was more plot related, it clicked for me. It's a great way to hint at his overall plans too.
 
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SteelPlatedHeart said:
The music cue is a reveal before the reveal lol.

Honestly, at the very start I thought is was just gonna be the Interdimentional Cable episode of Season 3, just with different Ricks and Mortys instead of cable channels. But once they revealed the election thing and how it was more plot related, it clicked for me. It's a great way to hint at his overall plans too.
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By that point I was already expecting Evil Morty. I realized it after Campaign Manager Morty got visited by Deep Throat Rick. The music cue was just so subtle and brilliant, I wish the episode had ended there instead of showing the photos. Just a small nitpick.

BrunoMattei said:
I didn't laugh too much but I thought the episode was fantastic.
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You should watch it again, it's a great episode for visual gags. Evil Morty's campaign website is www.awjeeze.com.
 
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I didn't get the opportunity to watch Sunday's episode until last night, and holy shit. I'm still thinking about it. Aside from the fucking awesome Evil Morty reveal, it was just a really fantastic episode in general. I particularly loved the plot about the Rick who worked in the wafer cookie factory.

Also, we finally got an in-depth look at the Citadel of Ricks, and it makes perfect sense why our Rick hates it so much and wants nothing to do with it (aside from the whole "fuck authority" thing). It's basically just a microcosm of the rest of the world: the ruling elite keeping everyone down and exploiting them, people stuck in shitty 9-5 jobs that don't pay them nearly enough, rigid social/occupational classes, etc. Essentially, the Ricks retreated from society only to perfectly recreate it. It's a small wonder that our Rick prefers to live in his daughter's garage and go on crazy adventures instead of being a factory worker.

Oh, and I can't be the only person who thought that the Rick who gave Campaign Manager Morty the incriminating information about Evil Morty actually worked for Evil Morty, can I? Evil Morty would have known that Campaign Manager Morty would be bitter about being fired and would want revenge. He would have chosen Campaign Manager Morty specifically to leak the info to because he'd be more likely to violently act on his personal vendetta in a way that benefits Evil Morty's plan. Surviving an assassination attempt would skyrocket Evil Morty's popularity (as seen with what happened to Ronald Regan after his survived assassination attempt), giving him the edge he needed to win the election.

Idk, I was just surprised they didn't show that mysterious Rick as part of Evil Morty's entourage because I thought that's what they were hinting at.
 
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I'm looking forward to seeing more of Evil Morty in action, knowing how he's doing a damn good job whipping that Citadel place into shape. However, I am sorry to hear the fanbase is being exceptionally stupid - this show is still awesome, regardless.
 
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Shokew said:
I'm looking forward to seeing more of Evil Morty in action, knowing how he's doing a damn good job whipping that Citadel place into shape. However, I am sorry to hear the fanbase is being exceptionally stupid - this show is still awesome, regardless.
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Having found myself liking quite a few IPs with a retarded fanbase, I tend to avoid a lot of the major gathering places for fandoms.
 
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Cosmos said:
I didn't get the opportunity to watch Sunday's episode until last night, and holy shit. I'm still thinking about it. Aside from the fucking awesome Evil Morty reveal, it was just a really fantastic episode in general. I particularly loved the plot about the Rick who worked in the wafer cookie factory.

Also, we finally got an in-depth look at the Citadel of Ricks, and it makes perfect sense why our Rick hates it so much and wants nothing to do with it (aside from the whole "fuck authority" thing). It's basically just a microcosm of the rest of the world: the ruling elite keeping everyone down and exploiting them, people stuck in shitty 9-5 jobs that don't pay them nearly enough, rigid social/occupational classes, etc. Essentially, the Ricks retreated from society only to perfectly recreate it. It's a small wonder that our Rick prefers to live in his daughter's garage and go on crazy adventures instead of being a factory worker.

Oh, and I can't be the only person who thought that the Rick who gave Campaign Manager Morty the incriminating information about Evil Morty actually worked for Evil Morty, can I? Evil Morty would have known that Campaign Manager Morty would be bitter about being fired and would want revenge. He would have chosen Campaign Manager Morty specifically to leak the info to because he'd be more likely to violently act on his personal vendetta in a way that benefits Evil Morty's plan. Surviving an assassination attempt would skyrocket Evil Morty's popularity (as seen with what happened to Ronald Regan after his survived assassination attempt), giving him the edge he needed to win the election.

Idk, I was just surprised they didn't show that mysterious Rick as part of Evil Morty's entourage because I thought that's what they were hinting at.
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He may have been a part of the entourage, but his body is seen floating through space at the end, so if he WAS a member, then Evil Morty killed him after he outlived his usefulness.
 
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well that was a pretty good episode tbh

i guess somewhere down the line, i guess shit will go down
 
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