Rick and Morty

[SteelPlatedHeart]

Season 3 has been hit/miss so far, but

Episode 1 was on point, but episode 2 felt almost too much like the Micro-verse episode for some reason, there wasn't much going on.

Episode 3 last night was fantastic. It went by so quickly though, because of all the action and how engaging it was. My only complaint was that pickle rick was beaten into the ground as a meme before the episode even came out.

I almost feel like that was the point, given how Morty reacted to the reveal at the beginning and everything.

 

[ShittyRecolor]

Just watched episode 3. Before watching it I thought this might be the gimmicky episode that would make the series jump shark, but it was actually spectacular, up there with the best of the previous seasons. Now I really want a fully poseable SH Figuarts Pickle Rick with tons of accessories!

 

[SteelPlatedHeart]

So this is only tangentially-related to the show, but...

 

[ShittyRecolor]

So this is only tangentially-related to the show, but...

Awesome, I'm just watching this while drawing some Natty Comic "fan" art!

 

[Ruin]

I almost feel like that was the point, given how Morty reacted to the reveal at the beginning and everything.

"Are you invisible? Are you going to fart on me?" was my favorite line of the episode.

 

[SteelPlatedHeart]

Just watched episode 3. Before watching it I thought this might be the gimmicky episode that would make the series jump shark, but it was actually spectacular, up there with the best of the previous seasons. Now I really want a fully poseable SH Figuarts Pickle Rick with tons of accessories!

I would be shocked if we didn't end up with one.

 

[HomeAloneTwo]

So this is only tangentially-related to the show, but...

GGs guest star episodes are always so informative and well done. Danny and Arin can make anyone engage in a conversation.

 

[CatParty]

 

[DeadwastePrime]

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i want to recreate the ending to auto erotic assimilation after seeing that

 

[SteelPlatedHeart]

 

[Kamen Rider Black RX]

I can't help but feel this season is about how Rick's affecting the rest of his family.

Morty has a murderous violent side that comes out from time to time, he expects the worst out of Rick, views nothing as having meaning and if need be will part ways with Rick. He's not completely submissive anymore, and some parts about him now reminds me of The Good Morty. Summer, as I've mentioned before, is running away from normality. She was the one desperate to get Rick back at the beginning of s3, was willing to live in a cannibalistic wasteland until it turned into suburbia (resulting in her leaving her husband), and now we have her getting high. Beth is so desperate to keep her father in her life she ended her marriage, tried to stonewall a therapist and even mocked her children to defend Rick. Jerry has been left with nothing except the occasional whisper that he is a loser, which is sad because we have seen Jerry can step up to the plate in desperate situations.

And in the end, even Rick's affected by his own intelligence. His interdimensional travels have left him viewing nothing is sacred, everything can be replaced because of the infinity of the multiverse. We have seen him suicidal in the past, and it could very well be that he's trying everything he can not to deal with his own feelings even if there isn't no tragic backstory to assign some meaning in his actions.

 

[whatever I feel like]

I, on the other hand, just want fun and mean-spirited adventures with continuity shunted off to little bits on the side for internet people to pick over.

 

[BrunoMattei]

Great episode.

 

[BlueArmedDevil]

Great episode.

Ghost Train, if re worked could be a cool super hero

Next week! Rick and Jerry Adventure!

 

[whatever I feel like]

It was a great episode, even if Rick was a little out of character. I loved the Noob-noob joke at the climax, pitch perfect.

 

[Deinonychus]

The "every 10 adventures" stamp card at the very beginning, and the fact that Morty has learned how to diffuse Drunk Ricks' Neutrino bombs, made me crack up.

 

[Ruin]

I can't help but feel this season is about how Rick's affecting the rest of his family.

Morty has a murderous violent side that comes out from time to time, he expects the worst out of Rick, views nothing as having meaning and if need be will part ways with Rick. He's not completely submissive anymore, and some parts about him now reminds me of The Good Morty. Summer, as I've mentioned before, is running away from normality. She was the one desperate to get Rick back at the beginning of s3, was willing to live in a cannibalistic wasteland until it turned into suburbia (resulting in her leaving her husband), and now we have her getting high. Beth is so desperate to keep her father in her life she ended her marriage, tried to stonewall a therapist and even mocked her children to defend Rick. Jerry has been left with nothing except the occasional whisper that he is a loser, which is sad because we have seen Jerry can step up to the plate in desperate situations.

And in the end, even Rick's affected by his own intelligence. His interdimensional travels have left him viewing nothing is sacred, everything can be replaced because of the infinity of the multiverse. We have seen him suicidal in the past, and it could very well be that he's trying everything he can not to deal with his own feelings even if there isn't no tragic backstory to assign some meaning in his actions.

I would kill myself if I made this post, it's a funny cartoon nothing more.

 

[SteelPlatedHeart]

The constant fake out of emotional growth for Rick is the best.

 

[Trombonista]

I kinda wish Million Ants had lived.

 

[whatever I feel like]

I was rooting for Soul Train or Ghost Train or whatever his name was. Sole survivor ended up being the most forgettable character, sadly.