[ SECRET POST #3047 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3047 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Suzanne from Orange is the New Black]


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[Soul Caliber V]


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(Rick and Morty)


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[Love The Way You Lie - Eminem feat. Rihanna]


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[Bones]


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11. [SPOILERS for Grimm]
[WARNING for rape]



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12. [WARNING for rape]

[Eddie Murphy, Bill Cosby]


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13. [WARNING for incest/underage]



























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Comments

[cloud_riven]

I was thinking something along the lines of, "Do you ever need trigger warnings? Because if you don't, you'll looooove this!", but that doesn't actually set the tone of the show beyond being a shockfest, which it is but also isn't (it's rather very heartfelt).

It's dark, for sure, but I would say it's somewhat safe to recommend to folk who enjoyed Futurama and/or Venture Bros. Morel Orel too I hear, although I have yet to watch that one. If you can make it through an episode of Family Guy, or South Park, without feeling the need to campaign on a blog about how you were unprepared for cartoons meant for older audiences, then yeah. You can probably watch Rick and Morty.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh man, Morel Orel didn't fuck around. A lot of the episodes made me genuinely sad.

[(Anonymous)]

There is a world of difference between cartoons for adults like Bob's Burgers and tastless shitfests for 'adults' like Family Guy.

[cloud_riven]

As is between all of those and Rick and Morty. If your point is that you thought "older audience" refers to a bar of quality, that's on you. FG, is pretty much what you see is what you get. However, Rick and Morty isn't for everyone if they can't get past the obscene and black humour (like with Bojack Horseman, it doesn't pull it off for no reason). So it's not really the first thing I would rec for someone into BB.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I think that's OP's problem. Giving out trigger warnings without making it sound like a total shockfest.

[cushlamochree]

Yeah, I was thinking of comparing it to Moral Orel. I think there's a lot of similarity tonally in the way they mix fucked-up humor with earnest fuckedupness (and sometimes earnest sincerity).

[(Anonymous)]

I like Venture Bros and Futurama, but I really, really, really do not like Rick & Morty.

[cloud_riven]

It's not a guarantee as much as a suggestion. If it doesn't work for you, it just won't,and that's no big. My little sister for instance loves Futurama and Rick and Morty, but she'll nope out of the room if asked to try more than an episode of VB.

Now that I think about it, I totally forgot to mention Superjail as one of those shows that might tell if R&M would resonate with them.