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Adult Swim announced a new 'Rick and Morty' spinoff called 'President Curtis,' starring Keith David as President Andre Curtis, exploring interdimensional diplomacy and paranormal crises, with the series set to expand the universe of the original show.
Ian Cardoni and Harry Belden, the new voice actors for Rick and Morty, open up about their journey from auditions to taking over the iconic roles, dealing with fandom reactions, and the excitement of being part of the show. They discuss their backgrounds, the audition process, and the challenges of capturing the essence of the characters. Despite some criticism, they strive to do justice to the writing and are constantly improving their performances. The actors express gratitude for the warm welcome from the production team and fans, and tease exciting adventures in upcoming episodes.
Co-creator Dan Harmon and showrunner Scott Marder of "Rick and Morty" discuss the vocal fan community and the divisive reaction to the show's new voice actors. Harmon acknowledges the extreme polarity of online opinions and chooses to avoid googling anything about the show. However, he mentions positive feedback from fans on platforms like the Rick and Morty subreddit. Overall, the response to the new voices has been mostly positive, with fans finding the characters still alive and the season continuing to air on Sundays.
In the fourth episode of "Rick and Morty" Season 7, titled "That's Amorte," the Smith family's Spaghetti Night takes a dark turn when it is revealed that the spaghetti is made from the corpses of people who committed suicide on a specific planet. This discovery leads to a system of incentivized self-harm and a booming spaghetti trade. The episode explores themes of exploitation, cannibalism, and the ethics of convenience. Despite the absence of co-creator Justin Roiland, the episode maintains the show's nihilistic absurdity and emotional tension. The episode's emotional climax features a montage of a terminally ill man's life, highlighting the detours and disappointments that shape a person's journey.
"Rick and Morty" has revealed the voice actors replacing Justin Roiland in the Season 7 premiere after he was dropped from the show due to domestic violence charges. Ian Cardoni is the new voice of Rick Sanchez and Harry Belden is Morty Smith. The opening credits omitted Roiland's name and only featured the show's logo. Roiland was fired in January and charged with domestic violence, but the charges were later dismissed. The show follows the adventures of a grandfather-grandson duo as they travel through the universe. Season 7 premiered on October 15th with 10 new episodes.
The lead voice actors for Rick and Morty in Season 7 have been revealed as Ian Cardoni and Harry Belden, replacing Justin Roiland. This marks the first season without Roiland, who ended his business relationship with Warner Bros. Discovery following allegations of domestic abuse that have since been dropped. The trailer for the new season featured the new voices, but the actors' names were not initially disclosed. The animated series follows the adventures of a sociopathic genius scientist and his timid grandson.
Ian Cardoni and Harry Belden have been revealed as the new voice actors for Rick Sanchez and Morty Smith in the animated series "Rick and Morty," replacing star Justin Roiland. The new voices were first heard in the Season 7 trailer, but Adult Swim kept the actors' names confidential until the season premiere. Roiland was fired by Adult Swim in January after being charged with domestic violence, but the charges were later dismissed. The show follows the adventures of a grandfather-grandson duo as they travel through the universe. Season 7 premiered on October 15th and will consist of 10 new episodes.
The seventh season of the animated hit show "Rick and Morty" will debut on October 15 without co-creator Justin Roiland, who has been accused of sexual assault and domestic violence. The new season features a new voice actor(s) for Roiland's characters, but the rest of the voice cast remains intact. Critics who have seen the first two episodes note that while the absence of Roiland is noticeable, the show still maintains its comedic voice and delivers its signature mix of audacity, thoughtfulness, and humor.
Dan Harmon, creator of the hit show "Rick and Morty," teases the possibility of a movie adaptation and reveals that Zack Snyder expressed interest in helping bring it to life. While there is no script or outline yet, Harmon envisions the film as a 90-minute super badass episode of the show, with extravagant animation and crazy sequences. He also shares his ideal ending for the series, involving Morty turning 15 and finding a girlfriend that leads to catastrophic consequences. Harmon is confident that the show will continue for many more seasons and hopes to work on the movie while the series is still ongoing.
Dan Harmon opens up about his strained relationship with Justin Roiland, co-creator of Rick And Morty, revealing that the split was due to Harmon bringing in his own writers to the show's writers' room. Harmon had envisioned a partnership where both he and Roiland could be lazy and come up with zany ideas, but the decision to bring in his own team led to tension and eventually Roiland's retreat from the show. The last time the two spoke was in 2019, and Harmon expressed concern for Roiland's well-being. Harmon has remained silent about the falling out until now, as new allegations of sexual misconduct against Roiland have emerged. Harmon expresses frustration, shame, and heartbreak over the exploitation and harm caused to others. Rick And Morty's seventh season will feature a new voice actor.
Dan Harmon, creator of "Community" and "Rick and Morty," reflects on his past, including his firing from "Community" and his public feuds, as he prepares for the release of his new shows and the highly anticipated "Community" movie. Harmon discusses his personal growth, therapy, and newfound balance in his life, as well as his desire to reconnect with his audience and share his thoughts openly. He also addresses his past mistreatment of writer Megan Ganz and the importance of taking responsibility for his actions. Harmon emphasizes the need for honesty and mental health prioritization in his creative process.
Adult Swim released a trailer for Rick and Morty season 7, giving fans a glimpse of the upcoming adventures and introducing the new voices behind the titular characters. Co-creator Justin Roiland, who originally voiced Rick and Morty, was fired earlier this year following allegations of domestic violence and sexual assault. The new voices are soundalikes, maintaining the characters' essence. The recasting process is nearing completion, but the identities of the new voice actors have not been revealed. The new season premieres on October 15th.
Adult Swim releases the opening scenes for Season 7 of Rick and Morty, featuring intriguing visuals including zombies, "Jerry Van Damme," and dimension-hopping. The new season is set to premiere on October 15th, and while fans are curious about the replacement for Justin Roiland, the focus remains on the exciting content of the upcoming episodes. The article also discusses the writing team's response to Roiland's departure and their commitment to delivering high-quality scripts and animations for the series.
Justin Roiland, co-creator of Rick and Morty, has been accused of sexual assault by eleven women and nonbinary individuals who provided "thousands of messages" as evidence of a pattern of pursuing fans and engaging in sexual conversations. Some of the accusers claim that Roiland assaulted them, while others allege that he took advantage of them by providing alcohol. Three of the accusers were underage when the interactions began. Roiland's lawyer has denied the allegations, calling them false and defamatory.
Text messages reveal that Justin Roiland, co-creator of "Rick and Morty," allegedly pursued young fans, engaging in inappropriate behavior and making sexual advances. Multiple women have come forward, sharing screenshots of their conversations with Roiland, which show a pattern of him initiating conversations, asking for sexual photos, and attempting to meet up. Some of the individuals were underage at the time. Roiland's attorney denies the allegations, claiming that the women asked for gifts and offered to sell explicit content.