There’s a reason the show limits its high-fantasy diversions to a minimum, but two incredible guest cast contributions keep this goofy chapter afloat.
The show’s usual narrative oneupsmanship strikes again, this time taking aim at the genre that thrives on putting a team together.
Reinforcing some old ideas, Rick’s quest for ultimate privacy and a globe-enslaving dating app are a flimsy foundation for a repetitive episode.
The show’s return from a two-year hiatus strengthens some its own greatest hits in a way that proves “Rick and Morty” was worth waiting for.
The title pair are back after two years away, and they’ve brought some Meeseeks with them.
The first footage from the long-awaited fourth season of the Adult Swim classic debuted at Comic-Con.
Even more good news: Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland are already writing Season 5.
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Sterling K. Brown, “Rick and Morty” producers Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon, past and present “Star Trek” stars and more hit the carpet at this year’s Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
HBO is in the lead after the Creative Arts Emmys, with 17 wins, followed closely by Netflix and NBC.
Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland to the rescue.
“Nobody should ever have to see what you saw and for that, I sincerely apologize,” Harmon said in a statement.
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