Yeah, that kept throwing me out of things as well, every time they did it. 

The Sonic was a nice callback to Brownie's first appearance 

I need to give it another shot.

I watched the whole Solar Opposites season and now I’ve completely forgotten what Roiland’s Korvo voice sounded like. Which is fine by me.

Really? I was actually surprised to find that I felt the Solar Opposites replacement did a great job, and was way funnier, in my opinion.

Based on the first batch of Solar Opposites episodes I just watched, not only will Roiland probably not be missed on R&M, but the show without him might just even be a vast improvement...

I liked the only thing I didn’t like was it should have been Matt Berry

“There’s going to be a contingent of fans who will hate whoever is doing the voice-over and insist it’s not Rick or Morty”

There’s going to be a contingent of fans who will hate whoever is doing the voice-over and insist it’s not Rick or Morty, so as I’ve said before they should have the new voice actors secretly redo the Roiland voices on a well-liked episode before showing it on Adult Swim, and see if anyone actually notices a…

He was just a voice actor after Season 2, pretty much. Nothing wrong with that - Seth McFarlane’s basically had no creative involvement with Family Guy for ten years beyond just doing his voice character parts - although it did help explain why Harmon was ready to drop him.

The impression I got from that expose about Roliand was that he wasn’t contributing much the past few seasons beyond a few ridiculous character names/ideas. 

The show will still be itself even without Roiland’s voice work, employees at the studio said he was just a distraction in the office the past few years (leaving midday to buy nerf guns, parading porn stars around), and didn’t have much of a hand in writing/creating new episodes, just did the voices. I’m still…

It’s not his show, it belongs to a whole cast and crew of people. Very rarely is TV an auteur’s medium, and Roiland was FAR from any sort of auteur.

Different strokes for different folks and all that, but I actually liked last season more than the previous one. It wasn’t as good as the first season or so, but it felt closer to a return to form. Fuck Justin Roiland though

There’s 30 unproduced episodes that are still part of that 70 episode order from 2018.

You think the toxic fans constitute 80% of the viewers?

Counterpoint: I think C- is too generous. Everything about this project, from the color palette to the dialogue delivery, is utterly lifeless. I can only assume Filoni wanted to pay homage to the prequels by making the writing, acting, staging and pacing as stitled and awkward as possible. Or maybe he saw Andor and…

I’d listen to whatever band was playing when Sabine was on her bike. That song ricked.

Great episode, even though no one ever said “I’m good” or “You had one job” that way in 1976. I was there. So I’m told.

This might have been the saddest episode of the show, and that’s saying something. It felt so heavy and poignant when we know where most of these people end up. Even the shots of the Sonic drive-in had a feeling of the cyclicality of it all, and gave a sense of being trapped.