I swear that one guy looks like Samwell from Game of Thrones lol

Oh damn, they really managed to set the whole thing up, just to [spoiler] _Vat of Acid_-Roll [/spoiler] us. Edit: Wut, wut !? Just got to the ends credits, and it turns out they had an insane guest cast lineup: -Jack Black was the voice of [spoiler] the leader of Venus [/spoiler]. -Daniel Radcliffe was the fat knight. -David Mitchel was the tall blond knight with the mustache. -Robert Webb was the Gimli looking one (you can definitely hear it when they're in the garage and he says "Oh, that stings" when leaving). -Matt King can't be sure, but probably the knight who [spoiler] Googled heroin [/spoiler].

Another deeply mediocre episode of Rick and Morty. While the concept and the designs behind all the planet people were really interesting, nothing else in the episode was very entertaining or funny. The knight stuff feels like it starts and stops randomly and is never really developed well, and all of the cool-looking characters don't really amount to much in the episode overall. I did find the evolution of technology montage to be kind of neat. Rick and Morty's dynamic in this episode really stunk, the whole being more supportive thing was really lame and never even got a solid resolution. All in all, just another episode of season 6, not impressed.

they had me dead when they had all the machines to check for a fake d:asterisk_symbol:ck :rofl::rofl::rofl:

This episode was actually a rather poignant yet balanced critique of traditions, that refuses to either condemn nor wholeheartedly condone them.