Rick and Morty
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Yeah, I doubt this is the last we see of Evil Morty or at least the consequences of what Evil Morty did.
The door has now been opened to universes outside of the central finite curve, where Rick is not the smartest person, meaning we'll see villains that are smarter than him, but only after we slog through 6-7 random filler episodes in the next season.
Gotron episode was definitely the best, Bird Person episode was also really good, decoy families was pretty good, and then the last 2 were okay.
The door has now been opened to universes outside of the central finite curve, where Rick is not the smartest person, meaning we'll see villains that are smarter than him, but only after we slog through 6-7 random filler episodes in the next season.
Gotron episode was definitely the best, Bird Person episode was also really good, decoy families was pretty good, and then the last 2 were okay.
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Putting a SS up because I will forget the date and need to come back and look...like every other week.
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I wholeheartedly agree with you, and I'm a diehard fan. The callbacks and 4th wall stuff is getting a little old, so is Rick being basically immortal. One of the things that was so interesting the first few seasons was that Rick wasn't this invincible god who could do anything and everything. Yes, he was a genius, and got himself out of some jams, but he was also vulnerable. Now it's like there's no tension at all, as he just has an answer for whatever happens and walks between the raindrops.
I thought this episode was pretty decent, as far as the last 3 seasons go. I thought it could've been epic, and had so much more potential. Maybe if it was an hour long premier to flesh out some of the story more. I don't know. It was just all over the place. Morty went back to his original Cronenberg world, but he was only there for a hot minute. Thought they could've done more with a really good idea of them all being transported back to their original realities.
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The writers have also been doing this thing where they over explain a joke or gag without just letting it rely on the visual elements of the bit.
Can't just let everyone notice the hilarious staff on our own:
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‘Rick and Morty’ Could Go on ‘Forever,’ Say Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon: ‘We’ll Be Doing a Season a Year Now’
"I think a good TV show is one that lasts 1000 episodes," Harmon told TheWrap
‘Rick and Morty’ Season 6 flips the script — here’s how - National | Globalnews.ca
As 'Rick and Morty' returns for its sixth season, Global News sat down with show creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland to get the scoop on what insanity is to come.
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“I think that’s me in my old age. … I’m letting go of my compulsive aversion to serialization,” Harmon said, chuckling. “I’m letting younger writers who are fans of the show … if they tell me, ‘We need to address evil Morty,’ I believe them. I don’t want to be 49 years old and hitting millennials with my cane in the writer’s room and demanding that we do an episode about a talking yo-yo.”
Harmon said that as he’s allowed younger writers to take more of a lead in the show, he’s been seeing positive results. “That allows me to relax more and more,” he said.
“It’s just fresh blood with more connection to the audience that, at my age and my tax bracket, I’m going to organically become disconnected from,” Harmon said.
“We don’t want to see Rick and Morty episodes about him arguing with his gardener. If we continue that write-what-you-know rule, and I’m in charge of everything, then the show is going to get really boring.”
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