I love gobbledygook, but there is a difference between watchable gobbledygook and unwatchable gobbledygook. You can never know which one you're going to get with Ryan Murphy.

What's really great is when they start out with a nice approach("Jesus loves you" and all that), but when they realize no one is listening they begin talking about hell and eternal damnation for following the wicked ways of the world.

Over/under on how much of "Middle Kingdom" is just going to be ripped off from Big Trouble in Little China?

I think you meant Steve Rannazzisi.

"Evil Morty" isn't quite on the same level as pretending Earth was never taken over by aliens and Rick was incarcerated and most likely to be given a life sentence. The kid might have just gone back to pretending to be good for the time being. It's something that might be interesting to revisit, but I never saw it as…

The first four episodes of this season or last season?

Cheers to that, motherfucker!

That wasn't really a moment of peace, it was a warning. Albeit, a "You must accept your fate." kind of warning, which I guess can be comforting because Laura pretty much knows she's finished.

And Killer Joe!

I loved when Morty is annoyed by something, or just can't be bothered, like when he tossed aside the booklet given to him by the other Mortys in "Close Rick-Counters"

I think it was supposed to be a little more lighthearted than it ended up being. In an interview, Justin Roiland and Ryan Ridley talked about Dan Harmon wanting the "attempt" itself to be half-assed or accidental, but Justin didn't know that when he went forward with the idea. As is, it's Rick's survival that ended up…

Oh man, so that's Ryan Ridley's actual voice. He should only talk through animated characters.

I should have checked my profile again from an AV Club article. I split up my original reply to get it to finally show up, but I tried more than once with some of it because some parts were showing up and some weren't. I realized too late that the missing posts were definitely marked as pending this time.

They're flies, not stars.

I replied again, but maybe my comment is also in limbo for now.

Ah, lovely Disqus. If you're able to copy a comment while it's pending, you could just paste it over here. Maybe it'll post this time.

Were you able to get through my post on the TV Overmind article? I apologize for the length, ranting about the season is just so easy.

Well, negro, that's all you had to say!(This line might actually have come first.)

To be slightly fair, most of the memorable shows from that time and before only got three or four seasons.

Heaven has just Jesus and Old Yeller. Everyone else is in Worker Heaven.