That's worth a dual beating from Stelio Kontos and Birdperson, in my opinion.

"Did you SEE 'Memento?' It's not as good the second time."

That is a good point. Maybe we should rate it on a different scale then, like "most random, zany characters revealed to be parasites," or "most miniature universes created."

Not enough grievous injury to tertiary characters, I agree.

I've never laughed so hard at the line "I can't feel my legs."

Those biopic dramas always get the awards, which is why comedic actors jump on them. Gar-Ma-Narr-Narr is doing "Not Your Glip Glop," which is sure to get some buzz too.

Shit, that WAS Nathan Fielder! My guess was between him and Steve Dildarian. Oh man, he's so great. I'm counting the days until "Nathan for You" comes back.

I'm betting a few spider senators and spider CEOs got some mighty fine payouts from the fine print of that deal. Hoping for a good spider journalist to find out the truth.

"YOU'RE, LIKE, TOTALLY HARSHING MY VIBE." THAT'S YOU! THAT'S HOW YOU TALK!

I bet Rick would've been a lady killer back in high school. One of those "cool" nerds who also played a sport. Just to look better for colleges, though.

Damn, I had no idea. He made great movies, and he'll be missed. R.I.P. Wes.

Except it *burp* actually makes sense.

I love how he's in mid-sentence about to pontificate and lecture Rick on something, then goes right into "THESE PEOPLE ARE SAVAGES!" Classic Morty freak-out moment.

Aaaaand we back, my glip glops! After last week’s less-than-stellar episode, “The Ricks Must Be Crazy” has got us back on track with what has so far been an incredibly original, boundary-pushing season. This one was particularly special. For starters, the B-story with Summer was just demented. The conceit that a young…

"Step away from the cocaine and all that delicious prime rib."

"What, are you talking to me here? Or…"

The "final" episode last week was pretty good, but I thought this one was just awesome. It was great that we got to see some of the most iconic Aqua Teen characters one last time: the Mooninites, Rabbot, Handbanana, Mothmonsterman, Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future, etc. I especially loved the Mooninites doing…

Halt and Catch Fire?

"Ronnie said this was a good part."

I loved the intro, the black and white dancing and dramatic underpinning of the revelry conjured up memories of "The Artist." Except here with Sir Stewart, he actually made the whole thing funny. Would love to see Patrick Stewart do some more dancing (a sentence I never thought I'd say). Patrick Stewart was incredible…