So when are we gonna find out that she's some kidnapped alien lab experiment of Rick's who has a secret hidden in her brain and that's why Rick keeps her around or some elongated backstory like that? Season 12?
Sounds absolutely batshit moronic but I can also see the writers doing this out of desperation. Why does R&M lore feel so half assed compared to Venture Bros? Pretty sure Doc and Jackson have admitted that they just make things up as they go along so what's Rick and Morty's excuse?
Because Venture Brothers sets up clearly missing puzzle pieces to explore later to reveal that the picture was a kitty in a teacup the whole time. I mean, you could tell the general picture was a kitty sitting in something, but you get to see the details like the pattern on the teacup, the dining table the kitty is sitting on, and so on.
In comparison, R&M feels like a completed picture of a kitty in a teacup and they keep adding on new pieces to the existing border until it's revealed there's a man holding a knife lunging at the cat and it changes the context of the picture entirely.
Damn what an apt metaphor. Shit like this really makes me miss the first couple seasons when the show was looser and sillier and the lore shit still felt fun and promising.
Jerry fricking Beth AND the clone Beth while Rick had to sit at the kitchen table and listen was so fricking cash. One of the biggest redemption arcs I've seen in my life.
no you can't. she's a woman so she's perfect. also men are evil and worthless. watch the pickle show and shut up about the world turning to shit around you.
How?
Jerry already did.
Prove it.
no
Kill Rick so she can stop be dependent on him
I can make her worse.
Get out of here, Space Beth. Beth is for MEN ONLY.
>I love Daddy!
Why didn't Rick save her?
the szechuan sauce was just too powerful
So when are we gonna find out that she's some kidnapped alien lab experiment of Rick's who has a secret hidden in her brain and that's why Rick keeps her around or some elongated backstory like that? Season 12?
Sounds absolutely batshit moronic but I can also see the writers doing this out of desperation. Why does R&M lore feel so half assed compared to Venture Bros? Pretty sure Doc and Jackson have admitted that they just make things up as they go along so what's Rick and Morty's excuse?
Because Venture Brothers sets up clearly missing puzzle pieces to explore later to reveal that the picture was a kitty in a teacup the whole time. I mean, you could tell the general picture was a kitty sitting in something, but you get to see the details like the pattern on the teacup, the dining table the kitty is sitting on, and so on.
In comparison, R&M feels like a completed picture of a kitty in a teacup and they keep adding on new pieces to the existing border until it's revealed there's a man holding a knife lunging at the cat and it changes the context of the picture entirely.
Damn what an apt metaphor. Shit like this really makes me miss the first couple seasons when the show was looser and sillier and the lore shit still felt fun and promising.
Did they catch an STD from Mr. Nimbus?
>Both Beths die of sea-aids in the finale
Thats how I wanna go.
I want to die in a car accident hitting a deer.
The entire family is beyond saving, you can only watch in horror
Jerry fricking Beth AND the clone Beth while Rick had to sit at the kitchen table and listen was so fricking cash. One of the biggest redemption arcs I've seen in my life.
I really want a Beth and Morty bonding episode.
Soul bonding?
Stop.
no
That hoe got what she deserved.
no you can't. she's a woman so she's perfect. also men are evil and worthless. watch the pickle show and shut up about the world turning to shit around you.
>t. broken record anon
>been going at it since season 3
Give it a rest man. You're boring.