So for once all the internet commenters who were like "I saw a crane with a camera on it at the show - maybe they're filming it for release!" were right?
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On the upside, based on their name you managed to get a porny spambot to comment on your relationship status, which has to be a first.
I should be more surprised by that than I ended up being.
(Do they give the audience an upskirt shot of a car's undercarriage or are my expectations just that low?)
I feel like the fact that we're meant to care about where these characters are at, as people, after all the haywire shit goes down is what sets this show apart from your Superjails and your Squidbillies. And, I mean, those shows certainly have their merits, but if that's the primary thing you're coming to your…
Mine's "Look Who's Purging Now", because it has a balance of all the stuff the show's famous for (elaborate snarky genre parodies with the Purge planet, worrying philosophical stuff with Morty's slide into petty consequence-free murder, a bit of bitter heart with Rick's effort to shield him from the emotional…
I'd gladly use all my showrunner powers for just one bottle of Fruitopia. Even if my childhood memories were complete lies and it was just entirely generic fruit juice, I'd at least appreciate being able to know for sure.
UPDATE: As it turns out, no!
Is this one of those headlines that seems relatively innocuous at first but gradually grows more and more irritating over the course of the weekend as it remains at the top of the newswire?
Justin Roiland using his position as showrunner of a successful television series to finagle for free shit has been Rick and Morty's most satisfying subplot.
I expect this comment to keep accruing likes over the ages as they continue to not do it.
Well there's someone up above overtly complaining about Tegan and Sara going disco because "the suits" convinced them to sign their souls over or something, so the level of discourse might be lower than you're hoping for here.
A robot creative team would explain the show's "Fear. Human. Nature." tagline. It's so scary and alien to them!
So, odds on when they remove the extra "e" from this headline?
My guess: never
As fraught as that may be I think I'd actually prefer to see Nathan in a lot of those bizarre post-"Borat" bit part castings that Cohen got. Madagascar lemur-style stuff, especially.
Nathan could get to "celebrity guest voice"-tier fame without blowing his cover, right?
Oh, so this is was all code for recent capitulations to the ""sjws"". Thanks, that clears up a lot.
(And by "waxwork Tom Baker" I meant that the promotional materials for the episode featured an actual, literal wax statue of Tom Baker because the real one didn't show up.)
"You have to take a piece of gum from this ordinary pack of gum."
Wait, I'm sorry, after further research it was probably one of Robert Holmes' "Trial Of A Time Lord" scripts. Which is a similarly noble way for such a distinguished program to go out before crossing the firm line between real stories and the fake ones that some people just made up…
I mean, what was the last time one of the original 60's writers had a screen credit? "The Five Doctors"? I'm not sure what thought process lets you put the "fan fiction" line any later than that - so, you know, if it's all been downhill for you since waxwork Tom Baker then fair cop, but otherwise…
Oh man. I figured out "fire = electricity", but not that. Nice catch.