Current Events > Rick and Morty season 6 set to premier September 4th

(+) Yeah! (+)

https://tvline.com/2022/07/27/rick-and-morty-season-6-release-date-adult-swim/

Season 5 was kind of meh like S3 imo, hopefully S6 is great like S2 and S4!

Me asking myself just now 'wow, they're already up to 6 seasons of that show?' should serve as an accurate gauge of my interest level. Show really fell off a cliff for me after the first season; there were a few standout eps in s2 and what I could get through in s3, but I was really disappointed at how 'ehhh' the show became overall.

I'm excited for it. I didn't enjoy S5 at all, but I'm hopeful that they can get back on track.

Wow theyre actually releasing a new season about a year since the last?

Its pretty good will watch

Is this meme still going?

I'm sure I'll watch it, though I wouldn't say I'm particularly excited about it. I'm looking forward to the new season of Star Trek Lower Decks way more than Rick and Morty.

Focus on science...

Dan Harmon is inconsistent, but always has high highs

I wasn't feeling season 5 at all, but I'll definitely watch.

Still love this show, all meme shit aside.

Less excited than before but looking forward to it. Season 5 just felt meh. Doesn't mean season 6 will suck though.

Season 5 was hit or miss, but I thought season 4 was pretty good overall. I'll keep watching the show.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Gtc4DHYvc0

I'm excited. I think every season has fantastic episodes and that's really all I care about.

Is Rick and Morty still good? I loved the first two seasons but only saw a few episodes from 3 and nothing after.

https://www.ign.com/articles/rick-and-morty-co-creator-says-season-5-was-a-weird-one-promises-season-6-will-be-fcking-amazing

Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland doesn't have a lot of love for the animated comedy's fifth season. Speaking with IGN for an interview during San Diego Comic-Con, Roiland admitted to having mixed feelings about last year's season, though there were extenuating circumstances.

"Season 5 was a weird one. We lost Mendel," Roiland says, referring to line producer J. Michael Mendel, who died unexpectedly in 2019.
The show's fifth season, which continued the adventures of the chaotic Rick and his perpetually traumatized grandson, Morty, put the spotlight on Evil Morty and his plan. As always, it featured a mixture of high-concept sci-fi, smart writing, and seriously dark humor.

But even if the season largely lived up to the standards set by earlier seasons, Roiland still has mixed feelings about it owing to the circumstances of the show's production.

"It was tough. We were thrown for a loop. That was... yeah. If I talk anymore, I'll start crying," Roiland says.

Now in its sixth season, which was confirmed to be releasing in September earlier this week, Rick and Morty has become known for its chaotic energy, quotable lines, and occasionally wild cultural moments. Originally a parody of sorts of Back to the Future, Rick and Morty has steadily grown into its own vast multiverse with a serialized storyline.

But for as much as it's grown, Roiland continues to prefer Rick and Morty's first and second seasons, which he owes to the "silliness and fun that was happening in the creative process."

Looking ahead to Rick and Morty's sixth season, though, Roiland seems more optimistic.

"I will say that it's a bit more canonical," he explains, though he says there will be also be good "point of entry" episode as well. "It really rewards fans of the show that have been watching up to this point...So it's like, I think we're kind of finally back into the rhythm of Rick and Morty, and I think Season 6 is... I didn't particularly think Season 5 was bad, but Season 6 is fucking amazing. It really is a fucking quality season."

HYPE!

https://youtu.be/pJxFKGfoHPw

The VA for Rick and Morty discussing his roles. Theyre all Morty/Lemongrab.

its not solar opposites season 4 fuck it