Oh wow, I didn't even know this was happening and now I'm unreasonably excited. Even better! I wish they would do this for Rick and Morty. I'm kind of surprised Adult Swim still hangs on as a...
Oh wow, I didn't even know this was happening and now I'm unreasonably excited.
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Even better! I wish they would do this for Rick and Morty. I'm kind of surprised Adult Swim still hangs on as a cable channel, I would think their entire target audience has cut the cord by now.
I'm really sick of Rick and Morty not doing this yet, having it be basically the only TV show I have to buy standalone is some bullcrap. Better Call Saul was the same way when that was airing....
I'm really sick of Rick and Morty not doing this yet, having it be basically the only TV show I have to buy standalone is some bullcrap. Better Call Saul was the same way when that was airing. They had episodes as they released on AMC+, but only the last few, not the whole season! That annoyed me to no end.
Not only is it hanging around, but I had a chance to watch some cable recently and found out it's taking up more of the schedule than Cartoon Network at this point. Adult Swim starts at 5 in the...
Not only is it hanging around, but I had a chance to watch some cable recently and found out it's taking up more of the schedule than Cartoon Network at this point. Adult Swim starts at 5 in the afternoon on the weekends now, and during the week there's a classic cartoons block that starts at the same time and is pretty obviously aimed at the same audience, considering it's stuff like Dexter's Lab and not The Flintstones.
I guess more aging millennials are watching cable than kids and teenagers.
Kind of sucks, actually. This aging millennial was hoping for some good kids cartoons he hadn't seen yet, and instead got one almost decade old episode of Gumball before it went over to King of the Hill for several hours. Which is also good, but bleh. The real Adult Swim still doesn't start until midnight.
I'm assuming that part of the stipulation for 70 episodes was no next day streaming option. That and it's arguably the most watched show on the network. (Unless you proportionally count Teen...
wish they would do this for Rick and Morty
I'm assuming that part of the stipulation for 70 episodes was no next day streaming option. That and it's arguably the most watched show on the network. (Unless you proportionally count Teen Titans Go reruns.)
I wonder what this means for many of the other {Adult Swim] properties that Mike Lazzo killed off unceremoniously before the game of corporate hot potato started? His entire reasoning was pretty...
I wonder what this means for many of the other {Adult Swim] properties that Mike Lazzo killed off unceremoniously before the game of corporate hot potato started? His entire reasoning was pretty much "it's time for them to go" and then he himself left Turner Media shortly after.
Maybe the attention from the recent film releases could see Venture Bros and Metalocalypse coming back too.
eh? Meatwad has always had arms, Frylock has always had fries/arms. Only Shake has had floating armless hands, and here he only seems to have arms when he's "bulked up"...
eh? Meatwad has always had arms, Frylock has always had fries/arms. Only Shake has had floating armless hands, and here he only seems to have arms when he's "bulked up"...
Oh wow, I didn't even know this was happening and now I'm unreasonably excited.
Even better! I wish they would do this for Rick and Morty. I'm kind of surprised Adult Swim still hangs on as a cable channel, I would think their entire target audience has cut the cord by now.
I'm really sick of Rick and Morty not doing this yet, having it be basically the only TV show I have to buy standalone is some bullcrap. Better Call Saul was the same way when that was airing. They had episodes as they released on AMC+, but only the last few, not the whole season! That annoyed me to no end.
Not only is it hanging around, but I had a chance to watch some cable recently and found out it's taking up more of the schedule than Cartoon Network at this point. Adult Swim starts at 5 in the afternoon on the weekends now, and during the week there's a classic cartoons block that starts at the same time and is pretty obviously aimed at the same audience, considering it's stuff like Dexter's Lab and not The Flintstones.
I guess more aging millennials are watching cable than kids and teenagers.
Kind of sucks, actually. This aging millennial was hoping for some good kids cartoons he hadn't seen yet, and instead got one almost decade old episode of Gumball before it went over to King of the Hill for several hours. Which is also good, but bleh. The real Adult Swim still doesn't start until midnight.
I'm assuming that part of the stipulation for 70 episodes was no next day streaming option. That and it's arguably the most watched show on the network. (Unless you proportionally count Teen Titans Go reruns.)
I wonder what this means for many of the other {Adult Swim] properties that Mike Lazzo killed off unceremoniously before the game of corporate hot potato started? His entire reasoning was pretty much "it's time for them to go" and then he himself left Turner Media shortly after.
Maybe the attention from the recent film releases could see Venture Bros and Metalocalypse coming back too.
Oh my god their arms move and it’s disconcerting and I love it.
eh? Meatwad has always had arms, Frylock has always had fries/arms. Only Shake has had floating armless hands, and here he only seems to have arms when he's "bulked up"...