>fantasy setting>years in terms of time passing are referred to as "winters"
>>214383545> money is called credits > everyone speaks modern English > there’s black peiple and chinese people
Peoples lives for 99% of recorded history have been based around the seasons and the harvest. It makes more sense to mentally track the passage of time in that context.
>>214383545>years in terms of time passing are referred to as "Persephone's visits"
>>214383545>Character dies>He's alive again next episode
>>214383736Give 3,000 examples.
>>214383743>Characters casually mention that everything will return to the status quo next episode
>>214383757Odysseus and your mom's weight
>>214383545>fantasy setting>nigger
>>214383743>>214383792>character makes a joke about the show's formula>the formula has already gotten stale>the joke doesn't land
>>214383870T-that’s 2 examples…
>>214383885>>214383792>>214383743> Episode was world changing with ramifications that change the genre of the show > next episode it’s business as usual and everyone ignores everything that happened in the last episode
>>214383612>excluding all third worlders which aren't technically people anyway
>>214383917yes but ur mom weighs like 3000 pounds. You should still love her though
>>214383736even worse>desert setting>passage of time is referred to as Dumuzid's return to the surface world
>>214383972That still counts as one moron
>>214383948Rick and Morty went to shit when they STOPPED doing this. Who gives a fuck about the Council of Ricks and Evil Morty?
>>214383757A fuckton of Greek mythology "adaptations/retellings" do this, mostly books in particular
>>214383955I would argue most third worlders still live this way. The only real exceptions historically are people living in post industrial societies with massive economies capable of creating massive food surpluses with a tiny percentage of their population.
>>214383545test
>>214383545>fantasy setting>isn't fantastic>no sea in sight
>>214383545>fantasy setting>it's another LotR ripoff
>>214383545We use the moon (month) irl. How is that any better?
