Rick and Morty: Season 4 TV review - Aussieboyreviews
DOES RICK AND MORTY: SEASON 4 HOLD UP AS MUCH ENTERTAINMENT AS THE PREVIOUS SEASONS?
Fans will be pleased to find that every episode is packed with humour, animated action and sci-fi adventure. This season is still fun, action-packed and entertaining.
Storyline
Drunken scientist Rick and awkward teenager Morty are back for more science fiction adventures through other dimensions and worlds, encountering aliens, fantasy creatures whilst bending time and space.
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TV details
Creator: Justin Roiland, Dan Harmon, Mike McMahan
Cast: Justin Roiland, Spencer Grammer, Chris Parnell, Sarah Chalke, Taika Waititi, Sam Neill
Release Date (Australia): 10 November 2019
Episodes: Edge of Tomorty: Rick Die Rickpeat / The Old Man and the Seat / One Crew over the Crewcoo’s Morty / Claw and Hoarder: Special Ricktim’s Morty / Rattlestar Ricklactica / Never Ricking Morty / Promortyus / The Vat of Acid Episode / Childrick of Mort / Star Mort Rickturn of the Jerri
Genre: Animation, Sci-Fi, Comedy
Country: USA
Language: English
CONTENT GUIDE (warning: May contain spoilers)
Thematic content in the series includes frequent instances of crude humour, science fiction themes, and action sequences involving fantasy creatures and aliens.
There is frequent comedic fantasy violence involving fantasy creatures and aliens throughout the series, including animated depictions shootings, stabbings and impalement with large amounts of blood and gore detail.
The series contains frequent use of the word “f**k”, as well as multiple uses of the words “s**t”, “ass”, “**shole”, “bitch”, “slut” and “d**k”.
The series contains multiple drug references throughout, as well as animated depictions of marijuana smoking and cocaine snorting.
The series contains comedic animated nudity, including depictions of buttocks nudity and pixilated male genitalia nudity.
The series contains multiple crude references to sex, sexual acts and masturbation.
Aussie boy's thoughts
While it sometimes feels like an excuse to create sequences of animated gore and animated people swearing, this season holds enough aliens, humour and snake jazz to keep us enjoying. Fans will enjoy returning to the series, where each episode contains animated violence, swearing and silly humour, but some of the concepts don’t always hold them together very well, making infrequent moments bland and unwatchable. But this is forgettable, and Season 4 of Rick and Morty is an excellent sci-fi comedy-adventure binge!
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