in comparison to what show?

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The dome experiment was coming to a conclusion... meaning he won't see Pam anymore

They ran out of supernatural ideas around season 3

Rigby kind of deserved to be treated like that, any selfish jerk who isn't happy for their best friend almost going to his dream college is just plain stupid. Graduating high school was a huge step for Rigby but doesn't his best friend deserve to have a good education too?

@@PowerRangersFanAntiDinoFury mordecai got over that and forgave rigby. what this is about is mordecai going nowhere in life while trying his best to be responsible, and rigby being very irresponsible but having a stable relationship and getting his life in order.

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You misspelled "where"

Mordecai had a right to be mad at Rigby because of that fake college rejection letter.

I've had that feeling before.

​@@ericdevries3974 me to

A mi me pasa ahora

Honestly I don't blame him for being mean on the phone by hanging up on him but he did come though at the end and made things right

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Even though Mordecai is an asshole I think his anger towards Rigby is valid. Rigby should've been happy for Mordecai when he got accepted into their dream college but no, he decides to mess everything up for him, Mordecai would've been able to find a better girl too instead of wasting time trying to win Margaret's heart and then wasting even more time trying to win CJ's heart if Rigby had just been the mature one and let Mordecai go to college U.

@@PowerRangersFanAntiDinoFury rigby made a mistake yes, but rigby had noble intentions behind the rejection. sit in rigby's shoes for a second, his dad was terrible and no one cared for him. mordecai was the ONE person who felt like family to him, losing mordecai was like losing a brother to him. the difference between rigby not being happy that mordecai got in and that he didn't was solely because rigby and mordecai wouldn't have been friends anymore. whereas here mordecai is just angry because of jealousy. mordecai has almost no excuses for being a dick too, his parents were amazing especially his mom who he always pushed away. and mordecai is not as loyal as rigby ever will be. rigby even trapped himself with the past mordecai in one episode because mordecai messed up with margaret, that's how much of a buddy rigby is. even after all of this shit life he will still be there for you, i garruntee you if the roles were flipped here and it was mordecai who graduated rigby would be happy especially knowing that he would still be friends with mordecai. that being said mordecai is also a great friend but if we're comparing which one is better i'm going to have to say rigby. mordecai and rigby are kind of comparable to GTA 5's character's trevor and michael. the reason why trevor is so loyal to his friends is because he has no family, this is the same with rigby who does have a family but not a great one, therefore he is loyal to his friends instead as he sees them as his family more than his own. mordecai is not as loyal just like michael because he has a family, i guess the difference is that michael had a family but not the best one whereas mordecai had a great family.

yeah but he had no right to take it out on rigby. he was being a brat and was mad that rigbys life was turning around and he has a steady relationship and he did all that by himself and mordecai only went through 2 breakups and nothing else

Mordecai was always a pice of garbage before he knew he's a simp too

Mordecai wouldn't have become a simp if it wasn't for rigby's actions about the letter. Rigby screwed his best friend's life, and all just because he couldn't go to the Same college as Mordecai, boohoo little crybaby 😒

​@@bil.johnson_ Rigby doesn't deserve to have a girlfriend either, Rigby might even be as big a creep as Mordecai because he dreamed about seeing Eileen in lingerie.

@@PowerRangersFanAntiDinoFurylol WHAT? People like you are why I don’t trust other people’s judgement. We could watch the same exact event and you’ll come to a completely different and wrong conclusion.

It isn't all Rigby's fault that mordecai ended up that Way, You can't make excuses for Mordecai When he is just asked the blame. Clearly by this episode he has a superiority complex over Rigby

I didn’t say Mordecai wasn’t in the wrong in this episode. He was, and he admits it in the end. I was just saying that there’s a legitimate reason why he acted this way. His “superiority complex” didn’t just come out of thin air. Rigby wouldn’t have been employed if not for Mordecai. He’s also the reason Mordecai didn’t get into college (he sabotaged his chance at that in the movie). And throughout the first five seasons, Mordecai is constantly trying to restrain him from his worst instincts because Rigby’s always dragging him into trouble. So when Mordecai and Rigby’s lives start going into opposite directions, it’s completely understandable that it hurts like hell for Mordecai. So naturally he projects that pain onto Rigby. It’s about where they were before and where they are now. It’s not much different from Rigby lashing out at Don. He’s bitter that his younger brother is bigger, more well-liked and more accomplished, and he projects that anger onto Don. I’m not saying he isn’t in the wrong, I’m saying it’s not as simple as “oh he’s just an asshole”. It’s an effect with a cause.

Yeah Bro, exactly my thoughts.

@@seddam most importantly it makes complete narrative sense. it needed to happen. what makes this episode one of the show's best is that it represents both characters' breakthrough into maturity. for Rigby that means graduating high school and becoming a more responsible adult. for Mordecai that means getting his life out of the gutter and going back to art school (hence why he tells Rigby "if you can do this, then that means..."). It's kind of funny that Rigby getting his life together is Mordecai's "oh shit, what am I doing" moment, but it's perfect in so many ways.

Completely true but it still doesn’t make it right. You’re supposed to want the best for your best friends. To always look at your friend as if they’re inferior to you in messed up. Kinda like how Rigby did when he forged Modo’s acceptance letter. It was understandable but still completely and morally wrong.

I was born in 2001

@@Officer-153 I was born 1997

@@ByevTlh I'm happy you're still alive and you manage to reply back at me , I'm 20 years old now

From 99

I was born in 1999

Indeedie.

Yeah

Why, what happened on 10th September 2020 (the day you posted this comment) that made this video emotional at that time? Just wondering as it's now over a year later on 17th March 2022 and I don't understand what you mean.

I know cuz I can relate to benson

@@Connie_TinuityError woah jeez it's not that deep man.

@@Connie_TinuityError😭

I mean it definitely hurts even more if you’re as insecure as Mordecai, but I could see anyone feeling this way in his shoes. It’s like this: “Hey, you know that friend of yours who you went into this dead-end job with? The one who wouldn’t have gotten the job if not for you? The one who was much more irresponsible than you and dragged you into countless predicaments over the years? Well now he’s got a steady girlfriend, he’s happy, and he’s getting his life in order. Meanwhile you just got out of two devastating breakups. What the fuck are you doing with your life?” Any way you slice, it, that has to hurt bone-deep.

@@jamescarlisle4023 Yeah exactly what i'm talking about!

Mordecai had to be in this spot at some point for him to get to where he got in the end. It’s the same thing with Rigby; he had to be a selfish, careless idiot to get where he got as well. And if Rigby doesn’t go back and finish high school, Mordecai never goes back to finish art school. People often get so wrapped up in not liking what characters do in a show that they forget to consider whether or not it’s necessary or makes narrative sense. In this case it’s absolutely necessary, and it makes complete narrative sense.

​@@jamescarlisle4023exactly it's not like those characters are criminals in real life because there mistakes it don't have to be all that serious Because it's just a cartoon at the end of the day

>>Colossus: LANGUAGE, PLEASE!

He talks about that later

It's definitely not one of Mordecai's best moments, but it makes complete sense why he acts this way. Imagine going into a dead-end job with your best friend, and being the only reason your best friend got the job. Imagine, for the longest time, you've been more accomplished and more responsible than your best friend. Imagine that best friend dragging you into trouble countless times over the course of years. Now you've gone through a devastating breakup, not once but TWICE, you're still in that dead-end job, while your previously irresponsible friend has a steady girlfriend, is happy, and has his life on the right track, while you're going nowhere. That has to hurt, ESPECIALLY if you're as insecure as Mordecai. And it's not like Rigby wasn't the same way, considering the fact that he did the same thing to Don.

@@jamescarlisle4023 and btw he has right to pissed off rigby because he still change his acceptance letter

@@Karlebow571 He’s not mad about that anymore tho, this episode came after the Movie ended

He was just depressed because he felt his life wasn’t going anywhere so irrationally he took it out on rigby

Probably to avoid copyright

@@sirferlicious4395 it's like a minute clip, should be fine.