Rick and Morty wraps season 4 with a series of solid goofs, questions answered in the least answery way possible, SERIALIZATION!!, and perhaps a whole new, healthier spin on dysfunctional family dynamics. Join us for a discussion about the season finale, Star Mort: Rickturn of the Jerri.
It’s an hilarious and complicated mix of lessons on parenting, worthwhile teen activities, societal planning, the extent of Rick’s power when facing a god, how we treat the less fortunate, and even more on this week’s episode of Rick and Morty, Childrick of Mort.
It’s the vat of acid episode!
Rick and Morty have been enslaved by a xenomorphic species with the all too familiar wet egg / face-hugger / wet egg lifecycle in Promortyus.
Rick and Morty find themselves on a cosmic train with no memory of how they go there. One thing is quickly made clear – all tracks lead to a confrontation with Rick Sanchez.
In this universe, Jim and A.Ron continue their coverage of Rick and Morty returning on Sunday, May 3rd.
Jim and A.Ron have finished the rest of Amazon Prime’s The Expanse, Season 4. They discuss their favorite moments from the latest season, the things they didn’t like, a few of the book differences, as well as everything they are looking forward to for Season 5.
jim and a.ron say hi to Elliot and Goodbye, Friends Join the discussion: Email | Forums Follow us: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts
enuf is enuf. jim and a.ron go to the washington township power plant.
Jim and A.Ron explore time travel and all of it’s implicationssssss. It’s better just to stay in the ship. You can watch seasons 1, 2, and 3 on Hulu right now! You can also purchase the Blu-rays for all seasons on Amazon, to get access to great commentaries, deleted scenes, animatics, and more! This will…