[00:00] Did you notice that when Morty meets Kate Micucci,&nbsp; the blue jelly alien future ex-girlfriend,&nbsp;&nbsp; that this guy steals sunglasses in the background&nbsp; while she's distracted? So, every few years I've&nbsp;&nbsp; ended up doing a full rewatch of Rick and Morty.&nbsp; Well, every few years might not be exactly true,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[00:14] but I've done it like 3 or maybe 4 times.&nbsp; Been on the air since 2013, which is 13 years,&nbsp;&nbsp; maybe 5/6 times now. Granted, the first time was&nbsp; just the first three seasons, but that's only the&nbsp;&nbsp; point for now cuz I'm going to move on to a&nbsp; point that's an actual point, but ironically,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[00:26] it won't even be the main point yet. But it was my&nbsp; lunchtime show for a few months this spring. You&nbsp;&nbsp; know how sometimes when you sit down for 7-13&nbsp; minutes to eat, you just don't want to start&nbsp;&nbsp; something new. And since I've seen every episode&nbsp; already, it's familiar and light and fluffy.
[00:39] feel weird. Summer. Hey there, stranger. minor genitalia or 9/11 jokes. So you did a&nbsp; 9/11. Almost did a 911. 9/11 was an inside&nbsp;&nbsp;
[00:58] job. 9/11 never happened. 11 9/11s. 9/11.&nbsp; 9/11. What's wrong with that? That doesn't&nbsp;&nbsp; sound like a problem to me. Not even several r*pe&nbsp; jokes. The pirates are really r*pey. You know,&nbsp;&nbsp; it'll be really easy to r*pe us after that. Never&nbsp; a moment that will make you question everything&nbsp;&nbsp;
[01:12] or send you into an existential spiral. Right.&nbsp; There is no God, Summer. You got to rip that&nbsp;&nbsp; band-aid off now. You'll thank me later. You&nbsp; ever noticed Rick tacitly loves the idiom no&nbsp;&nbsp; atheist in a foxhole? Oh, sweet Jesus, please&nbsp; let me live. Please God in heaven. Please God,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[01:24] oh Lord, hear my prayers. Yes, I did it. There is&nbsp; no God in your face. Anyway, during this current&nbsp;&nbsp; rewatch, I decided around season 5ish that even&nbsp; though I didn't start this rewatch for content,&nbsp;&nbsp; I probably have enough thoughts rattling around&nbsp; in my dome that I should get them out into a video&nbsp;&nbsp;
[01:37] for my sanity and so that you can all scream at&nbsp; your phone, "Yes, I've been saying this." And then&nbsp;&nbsp; type that in the comments as well. And also like&nbsp; subscribe or something. I don't know. I like when&nbsp;&nbsp; number goes up. But it was actually back in my&nbsp; season 1 rewatch that my original premise started.&nbsp;&nbsp;
[01:50] the pre-point pre-premise which was I don't really&nbsp; like Justin Roiland's improv anymore. It's like&nbsp;&nbsp; I'm trying to eat a flame flam. I mean, I don't&nbsp; like the 13-year-old improv he made back then for&nbsp;&nbsp;
[02:03] stuff like Interdimensional Cable. I laughed&nbsp; in 2013 for sure, but now on an nth re-watch,&nbsp;&nbsp; it just feels off. Lazy, even? ...quicker with&nbsp; the arm of fake doors in your arm. Okay, okay,&nbsp;&nbsp; you can change it. Like, it was funny then. I&nbsp; remember thinking it was funny. Or was it more&nbsp;&nbsp;
[02:18] just, Huh? That's clever. Don't get me wrong, the&nbsp; Pilot has some scripted and improvised moments&nbsp;&nbsp; that are still groundbreaking. Got to get out.&nbsp; Got to get out of here. You're tuggin' me too&nbsp;&nbsp; hard. Rick's rant at the end works because it's&nbsp; clear that he's drunk and just coming up with&nbsp;&nbsp;
[02:31] stuff off the top of his head. Rick and Morty&nbsp; forever and forever 100 years. Rick and Morty&nbsp;&nbsp; things 100 days. Rick and Morty forever 100&nbsp; times. And the jokes are solid. You know what&nbsp;&nbsp; I named these? My little Morties. You know what I&nbsp; want you to do with them? Rename them? threads of&nbsp;&nbsp;
[02:45] what make the show awesome are in that pilot and&nbsp; probably why the comedy works for a lot of us as&nbsp;&nbsp; neurospicy people. Subversion being a big factor&nbsp; which Roiland really excelled at in those early&nbsp;&nbsp; episodes just stunning us with stupid nonsense.&nbsp; From now on it's going to be 100% honesty. Frank&nbsp;&nbsp;
[02:59] Palicky was frozen to death today. No idea what&nbsp; you're talking about. Now look, Justin Roiland is&nbsp;&nbsp; no longer involved in everything I've read or seen&nbsp; tweets of headlines about is that his creative&nbsp;&nbsp; influence may have been somewhat overstated. I'm&nbsp; not out here to defame anyone, so let's just say&nbsp;&nbsp;
[03:13] allegedly overstated. But the one thing I can all&nbsp; but guarantee was 100% Roiland is the improv. Or&nbsp;&nbsp; should we call it poop-prov. Impoo? And yes,&nbsp; I will call that because that's the level it's&nbsp;&nbsp; at. The glurp zone is for flurping and unflurping&nbsp; only. So I told him, give me the blemfarks. That's&nbsp;&nbsp;
[03:30] the amount of effort that went into the names&nbsp; of things he improvised on the spot. And look,&nbsp;&nbsp; I suck at improv. I'll be the first to admit my&nbsp; entire channel is one big lie with me coming up&nbsp;&nbsp; with funny stuff on the spot. lol. I'm bad live.&nbsp; I can think quickly in writing. Just ask my Slack&nbsp;&nbsp;
[03:44] friends. But with the words coming out my mouth,&nbsp; nah, bro. I'll freeze up. It's why I keep putting&nbsp;&nbsp; off that podcast I obviously have to do at some&nbsp; point. I'm a white guy with a microphone. But I'm&nbsp;&nbsp; not making entire episodes of TV shows based on my&nbsp; silly little names for things. And my buddy and I&nbsp;&nbsp;
[03:57] have talked about this, and I think he's right,&nbsp; that much of the appeal of those early seasons,&nbsp;&nbsp; I'd even go so far as to say one of the main&nbsp; reasons Rick and Morty took off, was because of&nbsp;&nbsp; that, probably intentionally crappy improv. It was&nbsp; chaotic and surprising. and you'd find yourself&nbsp;&nbsp;
[04:09] dropping your jaw because something so stupid&nbsp; made it into the final cut. Real turbulent juice&nbsp;&nbsp; is coming and you got to take care of it. But&nbsp; my hot take now... it's pretty it's pretty cold&nbsp;&nbsp;
[04:21] take is that he could have put just a skosh more&nbsp; effort into it. There's a fine line between that&nbsp;&nbsp; Gilmore Girls style fast talking dialogue that no&nbsp; humans are actually capable of and whatever the&nbsp;&nbsp; two brothers bit is in a van from an asteroid and&nbsp; all sorts of things the movie. But hey, whatever.&nbsp;&nbsp;
[04:36] If the raw improv still works for you, I'm&nbsp; jealous because it's funny. It's just become my&nbsp;&nbsp; least favorite part at this point. Especially when&nbsp; Roiland breaks right at the end because he knows&nbsp;&nbsp; how stupid it is. Two brothers. Two Brothers. It's&nbsp; just called Two Brothers. To be fair, that made it&nbsp;&nbsp;
[04:50] even funnier the first time through. So, this is&nbsp; a very specific niche nitpicky complaint, and I&nbsp;&nbsp; stuff at all, you already know that Roiland and&nbsp; Harmon hate canon. Rick pokes fun at it multiple&nbsp;&nbsp;
[05:02] times as their surrogate. Let's have dinner with&nbsp; the Morty president. Morty, the idea was to get&nbsp;&nbsp; back to simple adventures. The Citadel runs on&nbsp; canon. In fact, there was never a plan to bring&nbsp;&nbsp; Evil-Morty back, but then we all went and ate it&nbsp; up. You could argue that we, the fans, changed&nbsp;&nbsp;
[05:14] the trajectory of the show from a dude riffing&nbsp; on the mic while the animators tried to keep up&nbsp;&nbsp; to a multi-layered DnD campaign with our favorite&nbsp; recurring characters changing the course of the&nbsp;&nbsp; show multiple times and opening up the questions&nbsp; about life and death and the meaning of existence.&nbsp;&nbsp;
[05:26] Nobody exists on purpose. Nobody belongs anywhere.&nbsp; Everybody's going to die. And also fart jokes. So, if there's any explanation for bad improv,&nbsp; it's that it was the plan. And I know that&nbsp;&nbsp;
[05:41] I'm being a brat about it because at some point&nbsp; everything is improvised in a writer's room when&nbsp;&nbsp; like pure gold. An actual army and an air force&nbsp; and marines. Slow down, Morty. Walk us through&nbsp;&nbsp;
[05:53] every military service. Does somebody have a pen?&nbsp; That stuff is brilliant. Honestly, there are a few&nbsp;&nbsp; jokes from season 4 and onward that are some of&nbsp; the best in the series because the show is smart,&nbsp;&nbsp; just not for the reasons that copypasta has&nbsp; popularized. Which brings me to what I see&nbsp;&nbsp;
[06:06] as the best part of the show overall and what I'm&nbsp; always going to be a total sucker for in basically&nbsp;&nbsp; everything I consume. Canon. I got to season 8&nbsp; nearing the end of my rewatch and I hit episode 6,&nbsp;&nbsp; The Curicksous Case of Bethjamin Button, and it&nbsp; has this line. My mouth tastes so clean. Woah,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[06:22] my knuckles work. No pain. It's been a thing&nbsp; I've referenced to my wife Julia multiple times,&nbsp;&nbsp; even though she doesn't watch the show. It&nbsp; just stuck with me because it's so true. And&nbsp;&nbsp; not in a I don't take care of myself so&nbsp; everything is falling apart kind of way.&nbsp;&nbsp;
[06:34] Although there there is that. You look like But&nbsp; Space Beth at least is in shape. She has to work&nbsp;&nbsp; out and they both eat healthy enough to stay&nbsp; spelt. But being damn it, she's only 34. Well,&nbsp;&nbsp; still 34 versus 10 is a world of difference. Even&nbsp; if you don't have any major ailments in your 30s,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[06:49] stuff is it's not what it used to be. But at 10,&nbsp; you're effectively floating on air. And I just&nbsp;&nbsp; really connected with this idea. You're in so much&nbsp; pain and you don't even know it. Hilarious ads,&nbsp;&nbsp; Back in season 5, middle-aged Morty drops&nbsp; a truth bomb. Even pooping hurts now. So,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[07:07] I was going to finally show her that&nbsp; scene and maybe this also relatable scene. And realized this episode absolutely rocks.&nbsp; So, I decided to make her watch the entire&nbsp;&nbsp;
[07:19] thing. And wait, I I should explain. A few&nbsp; years ago, Julia and I decided that it would&nbsp;&nbsp; watch separately. I love Pantheon, but Julia just&nbsp; isn't the biggest animated show fan in general,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[07:31] but I love it so much I want to be able to talk to&nbsp; her about it. In turn, I've also started reading&nbsp;&nbsp; some of her favorite books. And really, it's just&nbsp; been great because even in a medium you may not&nbsp;&nbsp; think you technically love, if the person you love&nbsp; most in the world has a favorite, you're probably&nbsp;&nbsp;
[07:43] going to like it mostly. I mean, we watched Past&nbsp; Lives as one of hers, and that movie rocks. It's&nbsp;&nbsp; beautiful and smart. And it left me thinking about&nbsp; it for days, which is definitely a sign of a good&nbsp;&nbsp; piece of art. But I also hated the way it made me&nbsp; feel with the fire of a thousand sons and became&nbsp;&nbsp;
[07:56] about our relationship. Or Julia. It's just hard&nbsp; when the protagonist isn't THE dude. Does that&nbsp;&nbsp; count? Is that hard to say? Actually, it's not&nbsp; that hard cuz I deliberately subject myself to&nbsp;&nbsp;
[08:08] Rick Sanchez because I enjoy it. Interesting.&nbsp; So anyway, I decided to make this episode one&nbsp;&nbsp; of those, but with the extra caveat that I&nbsp; was going to explain stuff as we went. Yeah,&nbsp;&nbsp; I'm that guy. Apparently, I had no idea, but in&nbsp; my head, this would give me joy. And by golly,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[08:22] it did. And look, did Julia love it? I don't know,&nbsp; but she laughed at least six times, gasped twice,&nbsp;&nbsp; and I think there was one. Oh god. Beth, I want&nbsp; you to have fun, but I need to know where you're&nbsp;&nbsp; having it. Oh, I found a possum. Oh my god. But&nbsp; she was mostly engaged, and she listened to me&nbsp;&nbsp;
[08:37] pratt about why the teddy bear has organs and&nbsp; why there are two Beths, why Rick's Beth is dead.&nbsp;&nbsp; Technically, she asked about the last one. And&nbsp; like, yeah, it's trivia probably by definition,&nbsp;&nbsp; but I'd bet some amount of money that even people&nbsp; who've only watched the show once could answer all&nbsp;&nbsp;
[08:51] the bear guts one has to be something that stuck&nbsp; out to everyone. Although, that wasn't my favorite&nbsp;&nbsp; question from Julia. That was, "so she's just a&nbsp; horse surgeon, not a vet?" Exactly. But for me,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[09:04] these are just some of the things that make the&nbsp; show so dang great. And yeah, elephant in the&nbsp;&nbsp; room, pickle Rick. It's got its issues. It's got&nbsp; its fans. I'm not jumping on McDonald's counters,&nbsp;&nbsp; and if you've made it this far into this video,&nbsp; probably like you. It's not our whole personality,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[09:22] but we also recognize that the show is smart, and&nbsp; that has absolutely nothing to do with pretty much&nbsp;&nbsp; anything Rick says, unless you count his comedic&nbsp; timing. They look exactly like us, so in order to&nbsp;&nbsp; avoid confusion, I'm going to mark us each with&nbsp; a red X right now. Hey, you didn't pay your bill.&nbsp;&nbsp;
[09:35] Red X! Red X!! It's also emotionally moving&nbsp; and deals with everything from suicides to the&nbsp;&nbsp; afterlife to the very heart of the show, why we&nbsp; matter. And sometimes the answer is we don't. But&nbsp;&nbsp; the guy who claims to believe that with every&nbsp; fiber of his being takes actions almost every&nbsp;&nbsp;
[09:49] episode that are counter to that viewpoint. Morty,&nbsp; where's your caller? I'll fix it. I dropped it. I'm okay with this. Be good, Morty. Be better&nbsp; than me. But I actually want to talk about why&nbsp;&nbsp;
[10:01] this episode in particular is perfect. Like, it's&nbsp; everything I love about Rick and Morty. And while&nbsp;&nbsp; I originally had planned to further explain why&nbsp; the improv in early seasons is bad, hey, some of&nbsp;&nbsp; it still slaps. Nothing wrong with just a little&nbsp; bit of horseplay every now and then, little fella.&nbsp;&nbsp;
[10:15] Eat some, you stupid [ __ ] Just kidding. Last&nbsp; thing before I dive into the episode, I ended up&nbsp;&nbsp; watching every episode again to make this video.&nbsp; So, I'm also in the process of rating every single&nbsp;&nbsp; one season by season as an exclusive on Nebula and&nbsp; got to talk even more about some of my favorites&nbsp;&nbsp;
[10:30] as well as why I hate the Gazorpazorp episode.&nbsp; Season one is up there now, but I got stuff to&nbsp;&nbsp; say about almost every episode, so check it out.&nbsp; But what I mean when I say that it's a perfect&nbsp;&nbsp; Rick and Morty episode is that it contains every&nbsp; component of the show that makes me love it. Rick,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[10:43] were you just drunk when you were here? I'm drunk&nbsp; now. It's first and foremost hilarious with all&nbsp;&nbsp; different types of jokes like callback comedy. But&nbsp; nobody wants to see a Beth's adventure, which is&nbsp;&nbsp; an insane thing to say since we had hot clone on&nbsp; clone action during the last Beth's adventure. It&nbsp;&nbsp;
[10:56] also has well-crafted setup punchline bits. Hey,&nbsp; you can't go there like that. visual gross out&nbsp;&nbsp; comedy as well as situational and timing comedy&nbsp; that all helps immerse us in the universe. Even&nbsp;&nbsp; some possibly improvised stuff that works. It's&nbsp; so wet in here. It smells too. It smells wet. Hey,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[11:12] Beth, you're driving. I'm low on wanting to drive.&nbsp; It even has one of those jokes that I talked&nbsp;&nbsp; about it not having. Oh, he died in that thing,&nbsp; right? 9/11. Yeah. It's extremely referential,&nbsp;&nbsp; but not to pop culture in the opening to a show&nbsp; that ended in 1993. That's the 1900s. It's also&nbsp;&nbsp;
[11:26] double meta cuz the cheers theme song is also&nbsp; sort of a secret melancholy anthem. On its face,&nbsp;&nbsp; it's about a safe place where you can escape the&nbsp; troubles of your day and be around people who know&nbsp;&nbsp; you, but like they're escaping to go drown their&nbsp; sorrows in alcohol. But the Beths don't hide their&nbsp;&nbsp;
[11:40] sadness. They're clearly unhappy. They just drown&nbsp; their sorrows in youth. It has thoughtprovoking&nbsp;&nbsp; science fiction, and that science fiction is wacky&nbsp; and different from most everything we've ever seen&nbsp;&nbsp; on one side with aliens who are enamored with&nbsp; humans for the strangest reasons. Keep talking.&nbsp;&nbsp;
[11:52] I can smell your rotting breakfast. Oh god.&nbsp; Say something racist. What? Come on. You're&nbsp;&nbsp; they lampshade it in a hilarious way. Wait,&nbsp; will my clothes be super huge or Oh, no, no, no,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[12:07] no. Technology this advanced is indistinguishable&nbsp; from magic. It refuses to define the morality of&nbsp;&nbsp; our characters. Please help. Oh my god. How could&nbsp; you? Another thing that stood out to me while&nbsp;&nbsp;
[12:19] watching with Julia is that the Beths almost come&nbsp; off as villains if you know nothing about them.&nbsp;&nbsp; It's It's worse than any explosion before it. This&nbsp; is hilarious. They're psychopaths who come close&nbsp;&nbsp; to killing both their neighbor and their dad.&nbsp; She's a psycho. You're the psycho. I watched&nbsp;&nbsp;
[12:32] you eat a bird after you tore off its wings. But&nbsp; as an episode in season 8, we know them and we&nbsp;&nbsp; know their past trauma. We also know that it's&nbsp; further landing the joke set up in the ABCs of&nbsp;&nbsp; Beth back in season 3. We finally get to see that&nbsp; Rick was not exaggerating. You were a scary kid,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[12:48] man. I didn't make Froopy land to get rid of&nbsp; you, Beth. I did it to protect the neighborhood.&nbsp;&nbsp; And not just about being crazy, she was also a&nbsp; genius. A surprise. You done been gut. He needed&nbsp;&nbsp; led to Jean's Achilles being severed and his house&nbsp; burning down. But by far my favorite part of this&nbsp;&nbsp;
[13:06] episode is the cannon. And I think the episode&nbsp; still works without knowing any of the cannon,&nbsp;&nbsp; why they need to youth their sorrows. We can't&nbsp; just put it all on dad, right? Oh, we're done&nbsp;&nbsp;
[13:18] with that guy. I had a bad dad. I somewhat tested&nbsp; that hypothesis with Julia, but since I clarified&nbsp;&nbsp; some stuff, it's not a perfect control study. But&nbsp; is the ending with Rick and his clone daughters&nbsp;&nbsp; why this version of him wasn't there. Get up&nbsp; or we'll leave you here just like you left us.&nbsp;&nbsp;
[13:38] I, I didn't leave. My Beth died. Yeah, well,&nbsp; someone left us. It's not even about him. It's&nbsp;&nbsp; about their pain. And I think anyone can get that.&nbsp; So, the kids are in pain and Rick crushes them&nbsp;&nbsp;
[13:50] and us by telling them the thing pretty much&nbsp; every adult wants to hear from their parents.&nbsp;&nbsp; Proud. Proud? Proud of you. So, that's working&nbsp; regardless, even if we are definitely rewarded&nbsp;&nbsp;
[14:03] with the emotional stakes a lot more if you've&nbsp; been watching for over a decade. Now, throw in the&nbsp;&nbsp; history of how Rick's Beth died, which explains&nbsp; some of why Rick is the way he is, and realize&nbsp;&nbsp; during this scene. Then for him to give them this&nbsp; affirmation to them as kids, something they didn't&nbsp;&nbsp;
[14:20] get because their Rick did leave. And you can&nbsp; see and feel even more healing for all three of&nbsp;&nbsp; them. Proud of you are making me old and beating&nbsp; the [sh*t] out of me. He also probably never got&nbsp;&nbsp;
[14:32] to say that to his Beth. Or maybe he did. But&nbsp; part of why we would question that is the Froopy&nbsp;&nbsp; Land episode. The same one where he reminded&nbsp; Beth that she was a scary kid, that she wanted&nbsp;&nbsp; anatomically correct stuffed animals, and maybe&nbsp; deliberately locked her friend in there until&nbsp;&nbsp;
[14:44] he was r*ping and eating his imaginary friends.&nbsp; And... children. This is so messed up, huh? Oh,&nbsp;&nbsp; and also the best use a parent trap. A parent&nbsp; trap. You've been huffing childhood and have&nbsp;&nbsp; overdosed on fun. That was actually my biggest&nbsp; takeaway after watching one episode with Julia.&nbsp;&nbsp;
[14:59] It is an often dark adult show. She was surprised&nbsp; by how gory it was. And while I wanted to be like,&nbsp;&nbsp; "Yeah, this one is crazy," it's pretty much just&nbsp; part for the course. But then after all the giant&nbsp;&nbsp; heads have ripped innocents apart and themselves&nbsp; been skins suited, we end on this beautiful&nbsp;&nbsp;
[15:13] scene about family that unironically puts the&nbsp; which one is the clone Beth conundrum to bed,&nbsp;&nbsp; which is way more fulfilling than I ever would&nbsp; have expected. And obviously, it also has one of&nbsp;&nbsp;
[15:26] the funniest bits that had me crying with laughter&nbsp; the first time I saw it. I'm [sh*ting] I'm not&nbsp;&nbsp; joking. Stop making me laugh. It's making me&nbsp; [sh*t] more. And if I had to boil the episode,&nbsp;&nbsp;
[15:39] even the show, down to one idea, it's that you're&nbsp; going to experience every possible emotion while&nbsp;&nbsp; laughing the entire time. It sounds simple, but&nbsp; it's not easy to pull off. And somehow this team&nbsp;&nbsp; of people behind the show do it over and over and&nbsp; over. They even managed to keep Rick from getting&nbsp;&nbsp;
[15:53] a British accent starting in season 7. Like I&nbsp; said earlier, I'm ranking/rating every single&nbsp;&nbsp; episode. First, I was like, should I do a tier&nbsp; list? Should I give them an out of 10 score or&nbsp;&nbsp; just numerically rank them in order from 91 to&nbsp; 1? And I think I'm going to end up doing most&nbsp;&nbsp;
[16:06] of those things. I ended up having a lot more to&nbsp; say than I expected. It was going to be one video,&nbsp;&nbsp; but it's looking like somewhere between 6 and&nbsp; 10 now. It's hard for me to watch them with a&nbsp;&nbsp; reviewer mind and not point out stuff like how&nbsp; I patch Morty originally had a British accent.&nbsp;&nbsp;
[16:19] Rescue all those Morties outside. It would be&nbsp; pointless. Morties have no chance of defeating a&nbsp;&nbsp; Rick. Currently, I've rated the first season, but&nbsp; I expect other seasons to be combined. We'll see.&nbsp;&nbsp; It's been fun so far. Well, I've probably ruined&nbsp; Rick and Morty for myself now, but content. We&nbsp;&nbsp;
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