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You're going to look back at this in 2028 and realize what a fool you were.

Got the runs?

Watch the Xenosaga cutscenes on Youtube if you didn't that one time I told you to.

I like the part wwhere he burped. I got the joke because my IQ is very high.

You know what would make it funnier? POOP! BAR HAR HAR HARRRRRRRR!!!

Your mother!

Don't make me reboot you again.

Not making sense didn't stop him from buying Twitter.

I've had the same profile gif since we first got gifs, and the bird ever since we got the ability to upload our own pics back on the ASMB. This fucking bird still makes me giggle when I remember to look at it.

Did you check rejected pilots?

I felt like I could follow these episodes well enough. The problem is that they feel like we got dropped into the middle of the story and isn't written with the skill to pull that off. It's frustrating how much they conflated time travel and dimension hopping, and made it worse by randomly establishing that Rick can't touch Ricks of other universes without teleporting because *mumbles unintelligibly* only to have them throwing hands without teleporting for several punches, before having them teleport again from a punch. You can't be breaking your rules without giving a reason moments after establishing the rule especially when you're introducing everything in the middle of the story.

A Serbian Film

Wait, is this a sequel to shorts or it's own thing? It's not that being loosely related to Rick and Morty necessarily makes it bad, but from the perspective of someone who hasn't actively watched anything on Adult Swim in years, I was aware of anime shorts for R&M and didn't think they would be relevant. I assumed it was a reboot of sorts. I don't even mind it being different from the original. I haven't been a fan of R&M since basically the first season. It's just fucking bizarre from an outsider look, and seems to be no less so from regular viewers too. It definitely has the FLCL syndrome. Personally, I think those sequels are bad and miss the point of the original. Maybe they could be fine as independent works, but attaching it to FLCL is like telling someone to make a passion project for something they aren't passionate about.

I want to judge it as its own thing, but the forcefeeding of Rick and Morty imagery and late series plot points with no interest in actually exploring those elements is plain distracting. This would work a lot better if they dropped the Rick and Morty angle and used the empty space from removing pointless references to smooth out the rough edges on the script.

Wtf is this show?

Your mom!

Song of the South

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