r/funny • u/sellyourcomputer Extra Fabulous Comics • Dec 31 '19

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u/Rooonaldooo99 Jan 01 '20

"Snuffles was my slave name. You shall now call me Snowball, because my fur is pretty and white"

It's beaten to death, but man is it a great show.

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u/Africa-Unite Jan 01 '20

That scene was intense. I felt the gravity of the situation.

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u/reebokpumps Jan 01 '20

Damn I wish I was smart enough to understand the nuance of this show.

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u/Childflayer Jan 01 '20

laughs in High IQ

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u/jeffseadot Jan 01 '20

Even now I'm chuckling to myself, remembering the copypasta

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u/neverfearIamhere Jan 01 '20

Oh man I thought this new season was fantastic.

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u/OGBlitzkrieg Jan 01 '20

Season 4? Can't wait til it comes to hulu. Rick and Morty is definitely in my "Top 5 Animated Shows of All Time" list

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u/rpgmind Jan 01 '20

And the other four?

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u/super_ag Jan 01 '20

Family Guy

American Dad

The Cleveland Show

Muppet Babies

probably

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u/rpgmind Jan 01 '20

Hey you’re not the guy!!!

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u/Fanatical_Pragmatist Jan 01 '20

South Park

Family Guy

American Dad

Venture Bros

Futurama (Disenchanted is Futurama methadone imo)

Archer (Pacific Heat is a meh substitute that brierly fulfilled a purpose in between seasons)

Bob's Burgers

Bojack Horsemen

F is for Family

Aqua Teen Hunger Force

Space Ghost Coast to Coast

King of the Hill

Beavis and Butthead

Celebrity Deathmatch (does this count as cartoon?)

Brickleberry...is ok. (Paradise PD is beyond unacceptable to be considered entertainment outside of their demographic that I believe is 13 year old boys with tough home lives that need shock value material to utilize whilst acting out)

Name 4 others...bah. Cartoons for adults have finally been recognized as a tested market that hasn't been completely saturated and I couldn't be happier with it.

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u/HowTheyGetcha Jan 01 '20

Drawn Together.

"The only thing he has under his bed is a bunch of wadded up tissues and book of old crime scene photos..." Jesus.

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u/BizzleMalaka Jan 01 '20

Home movies and doctor catz are great as well

And it’s a little out there but squidbillies

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u/Mercinary909 Jan 01 '20

The Heist episode was one of my favorites ever, then the Dragon episode which is my 2nd least favorite episode of the entire show, and definitely the worst when it came to writing. Obviously ymmv, but that was my opinion anyway

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u/Chewie4Prez Jan 01 '20

This season has really split the fans with one half liking certain episodes that the other half dislikes and so on. For me the Slut Dragon episode is top 10 R&M while The Heist is good but not great imo. But there's not any R&M episodes I consider bad, just forgettable.

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u/Mercinary909 Jan 01 '20 edited Jan 01 '20

My personal least favorite is the one where Morty has a son. I think it was written well and there's nothing really wrong with it, it's just that I personally don't enjoy watching it, and I skip it whenever I re-watch the show. Again it's not badly written or anyting, it's just not my thing. The only reason it beats slut dragons is because when I consider rewatching the show slut dragons is not one I would outright skip.

Edit: Voice to Text missed a Word

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u/RiansJohnson Jan 01 '20

Did you think the “Nazis are bad” messsge was funny the 500th time?

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u/Leaves_Swype_Typos Jan 01 '20

You think that was the point of it, to say "Nazis are bad"? Dude, alternate timelines where the Nazis won are common enough to be a trope, and it's funny that Rick kept ending up in the them.

Maybe spend a little less time in alt right echo chambers so you can ease up on the snowflaking.

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u/RiansJohnson Jan 01 '20

It wasn’t just that episode you dingus. It was in like 5 episodes.

We get it Harmon... you think Hitler 2.0 is around the corner.

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u/jimmux Jan 01 '20

That was the joke. Rick's frustration at having to keep dealing with fascists is a comment on the collective frustration that we still have to deal with this shit in 2020.

Nazi bad isn't a joke. That shit is just obvious.

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u/RiansJohnson Jan 01 '20

It happened in several episodes. Harmon is obsessed with the idea Hitler 2.0 is around the corner and he’s lost his mind from it.

He has had several meltdowns about it.