It's strange how I'm so used to always hearing "soda" in TV/movies that when I heard the term I'm actually more used to in real life, it stood out like crazy

If this were any other show, I'd be a little fed up with Malvo, but I see him as a classic Coen brothers character - basically, our own Anton Chigurh (from No Country for Old Men). He's the Unstoppable Evil in our world that descends upon normal, simple folk and can't be explained. I have a feeling we'll get an ending…

"What did I lose?"
"A spleen. I'll get you a new one, I swear!"
(Biggest laugh of the show, so far, for me.)

Exactly. And since when should I feel bad for Nina, when everything that she's gotten caught up in is a result of her own bad choices? It's not like with Larrick where he got blackmailed into spying for being gay. Nina got blackmailed into spying for using diplomatic mail to sell American products back in Russia.…

Despite all the deadly serious goings-on in this episode, I got some major Hot Fuzz flashbacks a couple times. THE GREATER GOOD

I kind of can't stand all the discussion about Larrick being a hero or a villain. He's neither and both, that's the point! It's all about perspective. If you identify with Philip and Elizabeth, Larrick is a threat so he's the villain, but in the context of the show, is he really that despicable? A lot of shows pay lip…

I agree. I think Malvo's too smart to get bogged down by shallow prejudices, like misogyny or antisemitism. He says whatever he needs to to get a rise out of a person. Like with the rabbi at the end, he's threatening the guy by throwing out lots of seemingly harmless sentences that add up to something awful. What…

The presence of Adam Tod Brown pisses me off because it's obvious why they keep him around - he's the site's troll. He writes bad articles with "controversial" opinions, but Cracked lets him do it because he drums up so much traffic from angry readers. Most music articles come from ATB and Gladstone, and will usually…

My favorite exchange, with Roger of course:
"Loser never shows his face here again."
"I'll do you one better - the loser never comes back here, even in a mask!"

The show uses popular music very sparingly, which I assume has to do with the budget. That's fine, though, because then when they do use music, they pick a song carefully and use it very strategically in the episode. I do wish we could get a little more though because I've enjoyed the interesting song choices.

I don't know, it certainly sounds like human music you'd hear on Earth Radio

I'm so happy they made Summer a real character instead of the Meg Griffin of the show. I loved the dynamic with her and Rick in the Devil episode, and I was thrilled to see her be as big a part of this episode as Morty.

"Are you guys drunk?"
"Good luck proving it before we're not!"
I love the board members. I'm so glad they keep bringing them back for more.

Unfortunately no. Just referencing the Alternate Universe TV show about a guy eating shit

"This shit is delicious!"

Wait, so is Morty 12 or 14? The first promos for the show say Morty is 12 ("Morty just wants to be an ordinary 12 year old…"), but he goes to High School. Then in the last episode with the Devil, Morty says he's 14 (always knock before walking in on a 14yo with a laptop). In this episode they say it's been a year…

I LOVED Animorphs as a kid. They were my Harry Potter - the book series that made me fall in love with reading (although the early HP books came out while Animorphs was still around). I loved how dark the books were (and they got really dark at the end there). I also loved the companion books that expanded the…

I freaking love Oleg at this point. He's my riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma, and I hope he stays that way. I have no idea what his motivations are or where he fits into all this yet but he's much more intelligent and devious than he wants to seem. Arkady is insulted by this New Russian and his easy…

Favorite line of the episode - Elizabeth's "Would you stop being so reasonable?" in response to Phillip's "eat dinner later" remark. I just love how that scene reflected their characters so well. Elizabeth can't help but rant about the opiate of the masses in This Country while Phillip tries to talk her down with a…

I watched it for the first time a few years ago and I was shocked by how incredibly un-PC it is. Oh, Jake Ryan is such a nice guy because he offers Anthony Michael Hall a blacked-out hot chick. And boy, aren't Asian people hilarious? Sixteen Candles hasn't aged as well as the other 80s teen classics.