Rick and Morty's third season came to an end last Sunday leaving us viewers to wait "a really long time," for next season according to their official Facebook page. It's sad to realize that the next season of this critically acclaimed show won't be coming for a long time, However; personally, I could use a break.
If you have read my prior post's, it's no secret that this season has been a disappointment to me. The season has felt clunky and almost out of order, with no real memorable episodes to look back to. I watched every night as soon as it viewed but never found any of season 3's episodes nearly as funny as any episode from season 1 or 2. My reasoning behind not feeling amused by this show might be a topic for a future blog post, but I think it must have to do with the dynamic of what made this show so funny being radically changed.
Episode 10, "The Rickchurian Mortydate", was certainly an interesting one, where Rick and Morty meet with the president of America to solve some issues. I actually quite liked the creators exploring this idea in a full episode but the ending simply fell flat and felt completely disappointing.
See you in a very long time, Rick and Morty
I agree with what you think about season 3. Well, I don't necessarily agree, but my house mate does. I don't really watch the show but sometimes my housemate talks about how hes also been disappointed with this season. I think its really cool that a show that is so new can have such a passionate fan base. I've since started watching the show and find myself enjoying a moment or two.
ReplyDeleteI would really like to start watching this show. My friend loves it and i think i would to because i like to watch shows like family guy, bobs burgers, etc. I feel like with a lot of shows the first 1 or 2 seasons are the best and they they get a little dry. I definitely will have to start it soon!
ReplyDeleteThere is so very, very much to be said about Rick and Morty (currently apparently the number one comedy among millennial, with a highly controversial fan base). I'd really like you to say some of it.
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