#rick bennett

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please validate my weird interests, or roast them. both work.

[ilikestuff69]

‘The Mitchells vs. the Machines’ (2021)

Directed by Mike Rianda

[percabethluv]

if jane austen invented enemies to lovers, rick riordan invented the slow burn

[vertigoartgore]

Alex Ross's 2018-2021 cover run on the Immortal Hulk series (2/2).

Tip of the hat to https://lirhyapetitpain.tumblr.com (a big fan of this excellent run).

[esmecarmona]

The Walking Dead: World Beyond 1.02 "Blaze of Glory" The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live 1.06 "The Last Time"

[beebslolz]

The new Invincible episode is gonna make me cry oh my god NJSSODJWOSJ 😭✋

[conanssummerchild]

gotron jerrysis rickvangelion vs contemporary american poultry

like i said, i've been wanting to analyse these episodes in relation to eachother, so here it is :)

(i'm not pitting these episodes against eachother, merely comparing their similarities and differences, i love both episodes)

just for extra clarity, gjr will be green and cap will be blue :)

okay, so apart from obvious differences between the characters mentioned and the format and the genre of the shows, here's everything i have to say:

first off, both episodes are centred around an autistic character in the show (rick, abed) and focuses on an aspect of their autism, although the element they focus on is different, in gjr it's about a hyperfixation/special interest and in cap it's about masking/fitting in

another focus of both episodes is a dynamic change, however in gjr it's about a relationship, morty getting replaced by summer as rick's partner in crime, and in cap it's about a change in the hierarchy, abed replacing jeff as the head of the group

for the genre of the episodes, cap is mentioned to be modelled after a mafia movie, and while gjr does have some mafia movie aspects it has more anime aspects and anime is mentioned

there's also some pretty similar lines: "These were the good times." "This was the glorious time." "After that, things pretty much went back to normal." "Things went back to normal." "But you wanna know what they could never kill? Family." "But you know what they’ll never make a replacement for? Friends."

another pretty obvious similarity is that both episodes have voiceovers, a difference though is that in gjr, rick (the main foucus of the episode) does not get a voiceover, while summer and morty do, and in cap, abed (the main focus of the episode) is the only character that does get a voiceover, this is a less important point lol

also gjr is happening in real time, the voiceovers are explained by a sci-fi element, while cap is not actually happening in real time and ends up being a story that abed is telling the dean, which is how it explains the voiceover

as for the structure ig of the episodes, in gjr the episode starts on one topic (boob world) and rick autistically derails it to another completely different one (gotron ferrets), in cap the episode immediately starts with the one topic (chicken fingers) and abed autistically keeps it on that topic until the end, using it to his benefit

both episodes involve the whole group (the smith family and the study group) but in gjr everyone is only really following what rick says, and no one is as invested as he is, while in cap the whole group is pretty much equally collaborating, though it has a deeper meaning for abed. also in cap everyone kind of gets their own equal mini story but in gjr, rick's story is much more predominant than summer and morty's and beth and jerry don't get much of a story at all

okay, getting to the deeper shit, in gjr, rick seems uninterested in what the people around him are doing or feeling, his main priority is the gotrons and things like his own wellbeing and other's feelings are not his main concern, while cap is the exact opposite, the whole point is that abed does care, the whole episode is about something he's doing for other people to understand him, he's not as much literally interested in the chicken fingers. that's what drives cap, while it's rick's toxicity that drives gjr

additionally, in gjr in the beginning when morty sees that rick is beginning to get too absorbed he reminds him that "sometimes enough is enough", out of genuine care for rick, while it's not until much later in cap that jeff begins to suggest that they "hit the big red button", only out of jealousy. while i'm sure morty was jealous of summer, his main concern did seem to be rick's wellbeing because i think that we can all agree that this:

was not healthy

and heres a photo of abed just because:

expanding on the last point, in gjr, summer is not worried about rick's wellbeing, but about rick liking her (not holding this against her), similarly in cap, jeff is also not concerned about how abed is doing, only about his own social standing, morty is the only character that actually seems to care about how his respective main character (rick) is doing

lastly, at the end of each episode the group goes running back to the person they shunned (jeff and morty) for being against abed/rick once they decide it's been enough/once rick's done with them

and that's it! i love these episodes so much so i hope anyone else other than me enjoys this analysis lol :) if you think of anything else that links these episodes let me know !!

[arrow-v-flash-polls]

Both heros faced a similar experience of having to face the ghosts of those they'd 'failed' in some way but which episode was better?

[rick-moranis-is-a-snack]

Just found this rather heartwarming clip of Tony Bennett on SCTV with Bob and Doug McKenzie. :’) 

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Tony Bennett 🎶 Who can I Turn to (When nobody needs me)

Photo de Rick McGinnis 1993

Hommage au dernier grand crooner américain Tony Bennett 🌹🖤🎈qu'il repose en paix 🙏 🕊

Tony Bennett et Amy Winehouse 🎶 Body and Soul

Bonne soirée

[movie-pirate]

[mrklka]

Where has the time all gone to? Haven't done half the things we want to Oh well, we'll catch up some other time

[vertigoartgore]

Alex Ross's 2018-2021 cover run on the Immortal Hulk series (1/2).

[thegirlwholeftthefridgeopen]

Cole Bennett's website outline for lyricallemonade.com he designed during study hall.

[altamontpt]

Joni Mitchell - Hejira (1976)

Em 1976, Joni Mitchell estava em fuga. De um namorado, da fama, do seu universo sonoro e da vida. Um ano antes fez parte da trupe da Rolling Thunder Revue de Bob Dylan e conduziu pelas estradas americanas durante semanas. Pelo caminho encontrou um novo som e um novo rumo para a sua música.

Em 1976, Joni Mitchell estava em fuga. De um namorado, da fama, do seu universo sonoro e da vida. Um ano antes fez parte da trupe da Rolling Thunder Revue de Bob Dylan e conduziu pelas estradas americanas durante semanas. Pelo caminho encontrou um novo som e um novo rumo para a sua música. Depois de The Hissing of Summer Lawns ter sido mal recebido pelos fãs, Mitchell não se acanhou e…