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Kyle

The new Rick and Morty episode came out for season 5. Nimbus says he likes his other helper, "Kyle". Kyle is a blob from "The Ricks Must Be Crazy" (S2E6).

And what is with this new TV room?

Someone wrote: 

"Rick got nerfed, he was beaten almost dead in the intro, acted like a submissive schmuck throughout, morty/summer were the badasses, and beth/jerry got to swing, all topped off with Rick getting the shit kicked out of him again and carted off by the police. Dr. Wong specialty is treating people who eat shit. If you ever stop to wonder why, and you liked this episode, and want more of this, go find a mirror. Harmon and co, have created an entire tv show which mocks it's audience relentlessly through the guise of previously all powerful Rick who's contempt for literally everyone in the entire universe is only matched by the creators of Rick and Morty's contempt for us their audience."


There's a little bit of a spoof of Shakespeare's histories in the Hoovy story, I think. People keep killing each other and the guy kills his father, and takes over, and like the second after that, he's killed, and the next guy is monologuing. 


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