What made Rick & Morty great in their early seasons is what made South Park great in earlier seasons, the willingness to go against both sides of the political spectrum.
This episode is just another spectacle of big corp pushing their agenda on the audience and content creators acquiescing to that demand.
I honestly don't care where you fall on the political spectrum, if you are unable to accept criticism, you don't understand comedy.
However, when a show or even an episode is solely focused on espousing one view point, the comedic value is lost. And, we the audience, are left with what is essentially, propaganda. Barf
Really sad, honestly.
This episode is just another spectacle of big corp pushing their agenda on the audience and content creators acquiescing to that demand.
I honestly don't care where you fall on the political spectrum, if you are unable to accept criticism, you don't understand comedy.
However, when a show or even an episode is solely focused on espousing one view point, the comedic value is lost. And, we the audience, are left with what is essentially, propaganda. Barf
Really sad, honestly.
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