She's from my city, Limerick. Probably the only time I'll ever get to say that on the AV Club so, yay. Never met her.

Well…he's done the soundtracks for lots of Channel 101 shows and that led to him getting on Rick and Morty.

Isn't that the same as smushed credits on regular TV? At least you can go back to the credits instead by clicking the little window.

You can turn off the autoplay. https://www.netflix.com/HdT…

They shouldn't feel that bad about it.

No studio you support for daring, critically acclaimed films or TV doesn't have drivel on its slate somewhere. I understand the dissonance for directly paying for the things you want and a subscription service, though, but that's the trade-off for their value proposition..

How are their foreign language shows doing in the US?

I could give details about what he did for Channel 101 LA before Rick and Morty started, but nobody cares.

Someone needs to explain that concept to a lot of distributors. Especially international ones.

It's on Irish Netflix, odd they don't have it in the US.

I'm the guy who made the Wiki and Tumblr fanpages for it. I hear you.

I'm not familiar with the term "Mother's Husband".

They teased the missing spaceship in the first movie, so I think it's their plan to follow that.

I mean, his character is the gay one. It's not as likely he'd be the main character…

iPods still continue, as iPod touches.

Are the rest of the Annville people not in Heaven then? Because that's presumably preferable. I don't recall anything saying the afterlife wasn't working because God left.

They're modelled after European cases, not American, we had the PlayStation banner on the bottom.

A lot of reviews only cover the first three episodes, and this show took a while to find its footing. Actually Episode 4 is a turning point.

I never watched it, just sharing trivia.

Honestly I'm not sure it's even worth bothering with House of Cards. If you do, stop at the end of Season 2. I don't think you really ever need to watch it at this point.