Rick and Morty - Season 4 Episode 5 "Rattlestar Ricklactica" REACTION! 

Watch eureka seven anime series to get the John clone reference an Coralian created by the Scub Coral!

They’re too young 😂

WHAT THEY DIDN'T!?

@@senxauraximili7106 too young? If your older than 15 and haven’t seen fucking terminator,even just the first movie, your one sad sad individual.

LOL

@Senxaur Aximili I'd totally agree except that in an earlier video 1 of them referenced Sister Sister and Terminator is such a huge pop culture phenomenon that it seems egregious that this sailed over their heads. I weep for the future.

I was worried she had left

Yaaay!!!

they didnt hear it because they talk over half the jokes

People stay complaining 😭

@@chriscorvin5077 do you even know what OG means?

@@chriscorvin5077 She is literally the 5 in the 354.... Like she started this channel with them... If that's not og then I don't know what is

@@karlluigi1987 he's obviously new to the channel

Almost. Rick's timeline is not fully without a paradox, although the one that's there may have a consistent explanation... the hats are the paradox...! Btw, the testicle monsters seem to have time travel of their own as well.

@@krzyszwojciech The testicle monsters exist outside of time. Meaning they are unaffected by past events changing and are able to traverse it freely.

@@Skana @Skane-kun that's one way to put it. Of course the challenge is to create an ontology that would accomodate and model all things we've seen in a consistent way. One way to approach it could be that time travel into the past would naturally create branches, crystalizing them whole. In which case Rick would have to take some special steps to keep himself in his original timestream allowing for the loop to exist consistently in the timeline. It could also be the case that Rick travelled into a different branch and the Rick and Morty they gave the books and hats to were not really them. The time travel with branching largely allows to get rid of the paradoxes, although not necessaritly the fact that the defeated snakes selectively disappeared from Rick's timeline, not affecting anyone's memories of these events. I guess it's easier here to explain it as the power of the monsters.

@@krzyszwojciech how are the Santa hats a paradox? they were wearing them after everything went back to normal because it was christmas

@@Jzombi301 It's called a bootstrap paradox. As far as we've seen, they were never created, only given, as if they perpetually existed in the very time loop. This could be explained ofc by offscreen events. One set of hats could have been destroyed, the other created at some other point.

Or rather spliced Jerry's DNA with some alien fungus thing whose primary objective was apparently to eat the world.

theyre GenZ who dont get half the jokes...or they talking over them..

@@alinadornieden8411 IM GENZ AND SEEN TERMINATOR.

@@alinadornieden8411 What does being gen z have to do with it?

@@becauseimbatman1391 because those are old movies that the newer generation might not have immediate knowledge of. Like blockbuster.

@@xocrow1120 sure but theyre lost

You dont mean Linda Hamilton?

@@JonLa89it was someone doing a Linda Hamilton impersonation

I'm 14 and I understood it the first time. I hope that makes you feel less old lol

Bae-kola can’t help but be Bu-tiful haha