Gotta give a slow clap for a show this witty and expertly plotted being able to get away with both world peace and the protagonist turning into a car, both with absolutely zero buildup and in the same episode.

The AV Club
An R3 zone, which allows cats, dogs and phone-answering monkeys

Someone register a "Reposted Lt. Brock-broglio Comments" account, stat.

Although I hate to see him go, I think this is just about the most closure Lionel Hutz ever could have gotten. With the power he has over Gil and the (presumably) stable income of Red Blazer, he's gone up in the world from those days at I Can't Believe It's A Law Firm, but he's still the same person under all that. A…

I think there's not nearly enough people talking about how the director is one of the co-creators of Homestar Runner. Seriously (Pom Pom?), look it up.

I'll build the barricades for Gladys The Groovy Mule.

What a brave planet-sized head! I accept the challenge of Mr. Sparkle!

"We're going to the AV Club, Morty."
"The AV Club?"
"No, not the AV Club, the lame one. On the Internet."

The best part about this is that now there's literally nothing preventing Saints Row from being canon to the R&M multiverse and vice-versa.

Up, up and awa-haaay
In my beautiful, my beautiful
motorboooooat!

Come on! The guest star shouldn't just be called Stephen J. Gould! From this day forth, he should be Stephen…

"Pff, science. What has science ever done for us?"

And what you say about his legal fee
Is what you say about society

You didn't need to apologize, I was being serious. I got the reference, obviously, although I thought you were trying to evoke the Spike Lee format. I genuinely like it a lot more and hope the Spike Lee one falls out of favor.

Please tell me we're doing this instead of Spike Lee from now on. Always left a bad taste in my mouth, did that particular meme.

I can't wait to see Dory get captured by the Marine Biology Institute on purpose.

Oh man, a Court Jester reference. You've brightened up my day.

Moist von Lipwig matches wits with a suave, womanizing, ruthlessly murderous agent of Lord Vetinari, who turns out the be the bad guy…

I'm mildly annoyed that a Brit isn't playing Ilya (Dan Stevens or Travis Fimmel would have been excellent choices), but I'll probably go see this anyway.

Goddammit Nabin, her name is "Jupiter Jones" (no, really), not Alice.