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The last two episodes of 'Rick and Morty' season five take a somber turn at times as the pair plumbs some emotional depths across multiple universes.The two-episode season finale of “Rick and Morty’s” fifth season gave the viewers much of what they had been asking for all year. While the famously picky fanbase can never fully be satisfied, episodes nine and ten closed out the season with a bang, giving us plenty of adventure, excitement, and laughs while winding up several long-running plotlines and hinting at more of the characters’ mysterious backstories. Episode Nine (“Forgetting Sarick Mortshall”) opens with Morty...

A nude drawing of President Donald Trump’s 12-year-old son Barron posted by the creator of Rick and Morty Justin Roiland has resurfaced, days after his co-creator Dan Harmon apologized for a fake baby rape video he filmed in 2009. In the drawing posted by Justin Roiland in April 2017, Barron Trump is seen wearing a pair of virtual reality goggles and a t-shirt but is naked from the waist down. President Trump and cartoon characters Homer Simpson and Family Guy’s Peter Griffin are also seen in the background of the image. “Donald trump forcing baron to play VR, while homer...

Twitter has made it impossible for anyone to get away with telling a bad joke, let alone thousands. James Gunn, the director of the popular Guardians of the Galaxy movies, was fired when thousands of perverted and obscene tweets surfaced showing his unhealthy obsession with child molestation and rape. He claims he was "joking." Maybe. Maybe not. None of these make me laugh. How about you? Maybe if Hollywood stopped employing people who think raping children is funny we'd have entertainment that doesn't make us cringe, like most of the terrible movies the industry keeps forcing on us do. We...

Just days after “Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon deleted his Twitter account after a vile old tweet surfaced, the show’s other co-creator has landed himself in hot water too.

You know your country has done something really weird when it ends up on the morning news in Japan. Sometimes strange Japanese trends confuse the rest of the world, but right now the tables have turned and it’s an American trend that is confusing Japan. Recently McDonald’s announced that they would be releasing a limited supply of Schezuan dipping sauce. The campaign was born from an episode of the show Rick and Morty where the mad scientist Rick goes on a tangent about how his life’s purpose is to obtain “that Mulan Schezuan teriyaki dipping sauce.” Rick’s goal to find...