r/Invincible • u/mwthecool Omni-Mod • Nov 24 '23

Invincible [Episode Discussion] - S02E04 - It's Been a While EPISODE DISCUSSION

Episode 4 - It's Been a While!

Mark answers the call to save an alien species, but the mission has unexpected personal consequences.

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u/LoneWolf2099 Cecil Stedman Nov 24 '23

No way is she dead. Steve Harvey broke Nolan’s back while holding up his own intestines. All Thula has is the Viltrumite equivalent of a broken jaw.

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u/MattMaiden2112 Nov 24 '23

STEVE HARVEY

Man I dieded

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '23

"Show me "A Future of Back Problems"!"

(Board dings).

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u/kjm6351 Allen the Alien Nov 24 '23

That’s his name now. No exceptions

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u/MattMaiden2112 Nov 24 '23

We need to ask Kirkman if we can make a gofundme to pay Steve Harvey to voice Steve Harvey

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u/DrNick2012 Nov 26 '23

"so Nolan.. Before I kill you.. tell me.... What is something your wife eats when she's happy?"

"cough.... My ass lol"

Lucan goes into shock flying around stunned, accidently falling into a nearby star

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u/Lima1998 Nov 29 '23

"My man said... ri-ri-ri-rIMJOB!"

clank

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u/timdr18 Nov 24 '23

Yeah, as a comic reader it’s hard to believe a Viltrumite is dead until I see a decapitated body.

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u/cannibabal Nov 24 '23

I mean Thula literally opened up Mark's abdominal aorta at the end there. That was by far the worst injury, he should have died in a second or two.