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Jim Rash
Keith David
John Oliver

You're going to have to clarify this. There were a lot of reasons the original run of Doctor Who ended, and in order for any of them to apply to current events in Rick and Morty, you've got to delve pretty far back in chains of cause and effect.

Whenever a new season starts, I like to place bets with myself on which opening sequence clips will actually be the episodes, and which were made only for the sequence. So far this season we've got confirmation on only one of five clips: Concerto's piano execution device (as seen in the stinger for Pickle Rick).

Yeah, but leaving him out resulted in 37.5% of the team - and a whole damn planet - dying. (RIP Lady Katana, Calypso, Diablo Verde, and Dorian V. New theory: the team members who died were intentionally left stranded on Dorian V because they were in the "It's time to give that asshole Rick Sanchez a call" camp.)

I was definitely getting a sense of "Rick being used as a mouthpiece for Dan Harmon's real opinions on Marvel movies (see also Jeff Winger's dialogue in the series finale of Community. No, the later one. The one that actually stuck. What do you mean, you don't get Yahoo?)". given how involved the Russo brothers are

That's (ghost) Lance Reddick appearing as Allen Rails.

"Who the hell is Noob Noob?" - Rick Sanchez

Waiting for a Fringe-style crossover.

Falling for the old "robotic wolf spits out a pre-wadded-up mouthful of paper while hot-footing it for a check cashing place" trick I see.

*Justin Roiland* has achieved Szechuan sauce. Rick won't get it until Roiland decides he's ready for it.

A kumquat is a fruit that sounds way more erotic than it actually is - like it's trying to compensate for something.

It wasn't even *his* lawyer. It was Beth's lawyer, speaking to how heartless he is, and how gullible Jerry is.

Disagree. Take a look at "Big Trouble in Little Sanchez" again for Jerry and Beth's inner opinions of one another. The "Smith Mythologues" as the marriage counselor called them (although why he didn't go with "Smithologues" is beyond me).

My wild-ass prediction, based on my take that the whispering "loser" voice sounds like Chris Parnell himself: it's Jerry from the future, breaking himself down so that he winds up having to build himself back up again.

A girl has given a man a name…. but not a chimichanga. Yeah, a girl can pretty much go to a hell. Ta ta!"

"The grey girl? *Very* nice."

Decades from now, after nobody thinks it's a big deal to cast a female Doctor, or a person of color, that final taboo of "no non-Brits" will be broken. And on that day, I shall remove Cranston and Emerson from their respective stasis pods.

I think Crichton could probably hold his own against the Sovereign Admiral from the second movie. I have that feeling.

Yes, but what are Deadpool's Game of Thrones odds?

Bryan Cranston, Haley Atwell, or Michael Emerson.