Got hooked on the show after watching "Slap Bet". Started watching with my friends beginning of the 6th season.

Dang, you guys beat me to it - indeed it was!

Favorite TV gag of the night? Mine was the Lucky Charms commercial/evisceration.

It's just like Inception, Morty, so if it's stupid and confusing and doesn't make any sense, then so is everyone's favorite movie. -_-

What just happened?

King Jellybean is also streets ahead of Family Guy. And he got blown up!

Oh, I see. Thanks guys!

I think if I had to rank the episodes, it would look something like this (hope I don't get flamed):

Could someone clarify something for me? When Snowball says, "If a person were born with stumpy legs… would they put them together and breed them like the _____?" It sounded like "dog-send"; I couldn't quite make it out.

Man, that was one crazy dream. One thing is for sure, though: I'm giving this episode an A+ rating! I came up with that all on my own! *That* is an original thought.

While it may be a mistranslation, I do think "Attack on Titan" is a better sounding title than any other possible combination of the words 'attack' and 'titan'. The best title I can think of that accurately translates is "Attack of the Titans", which 1) doesn't have the same simple ring to it, and 2) sounds like a…

From what I read, the production was squeezed for budget and time so they had to cram through the writing for several scenes, as well as leave the CGI unfinished in certain places (vis a vis Beast).

I just noticed: when Rick and Morty take over their dead alternate selves' universe, Morty's face is drawn with the same lines under his eyes as Rick's. Might be too on-the-nose but I think it's a pretty neat visual metaphor for Morty starting to realize how Rick views the world and its horrors.

Yeah, that makes sense. It just feels a little strange, seeing as how the other characters seem more fully formed in the chronologically-released-earlier episodes. Especially in the first half: we've already seen these character traits (Jerry's insecure, Morty's horny, Beth is the pseudo-alpha, Summer's just kinda…

In "Meeseeks and Destroy", Rick was completely blase about killing the clones from an alternate dimension possessed by ancient demon spirits from another future (hope I got that right!). Sure, it's not the quite the same, but it's pretty close.

The ending was A+ material, but the first half just seemed to retread character beats to the point where I was losing interest. As great as the ending was, the episode overall was the weakest one out of the series for me so far.

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For me, it definitely pushed a boundary, but I felt it wasn't too much of a stretch considering the other kinky stuff that's been going on in this show. I like that they take it seriously - they don't just blow it off, and it kinda ties into the dangerous and chaotic nature of this universe - and I like that Morty…

What did you guys think of the Jellybean bathroom scene? There's at least a couple people on Reddit arguing it was too dark.

The premise was bearable for about two minutes. I wouldn't have minded so much if they had something else going on to advance the story/characters, but the whole episode seemed to think that a Kill Bill gimmick could last for twenty minutes.