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Rick and Morty S6, Ep 10 Review Two steps forward, one step back; it’s a term I like to use when fictional characters undergo development only to backslide partially. I’m mentioning … Continue Reading Rick and Morty: the Star Wars Christmas Special
Rick and Morty Season 6, Episode 8 Review The moment this flashed on our screens last night, I wondered what Rick and Morty would do this time. They’re no stranger to tackling dark … Continue Reading ‘Analyze Piss’ is one of Rick and Morty’s Heaviest Episodes Ever
Rick and Morty S6, Ep 7 Review Okay, there’s meta, and then there’s what Rick and Morty pulled after returning from vacation. Yes, Rick and Morty tackled the concept of meta and … Continue Reading We Are at Peak Meta Levels, Adult Swim!
Rick and Morty S6, Ep 6 Review Well, once again, the balance between one-off adventures and canonical has shifted for Rick and Morty once more. Season 6 opened up with almost everything changed. … Continue Reading Dinosaurs are Back. Rick Don’t Like That
Harley Quinn Season 3 Review You know, when the new season of Harley Quinn came out, I debated whether I wanted to cover it or not. After all, thanks to COVID-19, it … Continue Reading Harley Quinn Season 3: Worth the Wait!
Rick and Morty S6 Ep 2 Review In the Summer of 1988, Fox gave the world the gift of Die Hard, one of the greatest action movies of all time. … Continue Reading Take a Shot Every Time You Hear ‘Die Hard’
Rick and Morty S6, Ep 1 Review So last year, I did something different and reacted to Rick and Morty on YouTube. However, I didn’t expect Warner Bros to be a killjoy … Continue Reading Rick and Morty Have Explosive S6 Premiere!
Little Demon, Series Premiere Review Getting older is never easy, especially when we’re going from being kids to teens. Our bodies change as our hormones start going crazy, our voices … Continue Reading ‘Little Demon’ Is About the Hellscape of Growing Older
This was just one of the many songs that played at the second of two concerts held at the Red Rock Ampitheatre in Colorado last Saturday, to commemorate the 25th … Continue Reading South Park Music Kicks Ass! Happy Birthday, South Park!
I never thought that I would see the day when a pair of unholy dog monsters would attack the guests at a dinner party, eat them, and then poop them out as bottles of wine. If that sounds like something I made up, it’s not. It’s a plot point from the new season of Solar Opposites. And it’s still hilarious!!
Two things to know about Season Two of Close Enough: there’s a lot of parodies of movies. And that there are a lot of voice actors that guest star in it!
In a year where everyone’s lives have been effectively screwed over by the universe, one show will rise up to challenge all the crap 2020 has thrown at mankind. By making us laugh at just how terrible this year has been! Wednesday, September 30th, 2020: South Park returns. And if they can’t save us from this year, then I don’t think anyone can!
Well, here we are at the apparent end to the first season of Close Enough. I don’t know what’s crazier: the fact that I binged it all, or that I wrote all these reviews in one day? Fortunately, my love for this show has kept me going, and the last episode may be one of the funniest ones Quintel’s done. I had no idea he was such a big fan of Jim Carrey.
So, remember a few posts ago about how I said I’m taking notes on how to be a good parent? Well, after this episode, I’ve added two new notes to my book. Firstly, when I get married, I need to make an effort to keep the romantic spark alive with my spouse. Secondly, I need to make time to spend it with my future kids. This is the Quintel guide to important relationships.
You want to know what I decided after watching this episode? It’s that I’m never getting any procedure like what Josh almost went through.
You know what I’ve learned? That trying to force yourself to be cool or clinging too hard to your younger days can backfire on you. BIG TIME. Something that Josh and Emily both learn the hard way in this episode of Close Enough.
