Oh, so you have kids?
*stares off blankly*
No….no, not anymore.

If you had to pick one guy to play Frank's brother though…

I…actually invented a drinking game for this show. You play with beer and every time
Charlie says something stupid
Frank growls or pulls out his gun
Mac does his excited walk, claims to know karate (this was before he was so obviously gay)

His relationship with his mom is kind of sweet, actually.
"Remember, mom, how we talked about not degrading yourself?"

I'm going to have to go back and re-watch it then. I was under the impression that he got caught off guard by that and that's why he busted into Morty's room at the end of the episode. Because he was insecure about his abilities.

I understood the reference!

I don't know, man. That would require them to actually do something with the Bray Wyatt character.

I've been looking and I can't find that animatronic dinosaur anywhere.

Eh, don't change on account of my whining.

I apologize for being a smartass towards you, sir. Nothing you do warrants that type of snide dismissiveness. It won't happen again.

Weren't the Langoliers much bigger and didn't they resemble those big bowling ball looking monsters from Yoshi's Island that would knock holes in the ground?

Most movies won't show a penis or a vagina without a bush. And I'm talking about independent movies.

Range isn't really a must when it comes to voice acting. You just have to have a memorable voice. It bothers me when people don't consider H. Jon Benjamin, Patrick Warburton or John DiMaggio to be good voice actors. It's like saying that Jack Nicholson, Samuel L. Jackson or Robert Duvall aren't good actors.

That's one thing that works better as a throwaway joke. We don't need the origin for it, in my opinion.

Another good example is in M. Night Shaymaliens, where he was always one step ahead of the aliens but legitimately didn't know that Morty was a simulation.

Studies indicate that the quality of dismissive jokes for Rick and Morty fans peaks some time around episode six.

Whooaa

May I suggest a reaper for the lovely raper?

Twitter is fucking stupid. I'm not sure how it ever became a thing. I also think it's a bad idea to give us that much access to people that we're fans of, especially since it ends up biting them in the ass at some point.

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