Honestly?

I think it already had potential from day one, which is why I already loved it, but I really feel like they did something extremely right with season 3 in particular. They hit a continuity level for the aliens that feels just perfect, with the characters evolving and conflicts brewing in the background while still keeping the episodes mostly episodic, but I'd seriously argue season 3 is the first where you'd lose a lot from the alien story by watching out of order.
I was the user who made the obscenely long wall of text about Korvo in the last thread by the way. I'm having a lot of fun.

>the brains of the group who's such a stickler and always pissed off
Why do I love him so much more than Rick?

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He's more vulnerable and prone to getting shat on than Rick. Rick was ruined by his gay ass god complex and being better than everyone all the time.

>Why do I love him so much more than Rick?
Because he's nothing like Rick, user

If you watch Community you can see a kot of Dan's influence over Rick and Morty. Rick is just a real bitter Jeff winger. The whole smartest man in the universe cranks up his annoyance to another level.

Korvo just another player in the game, especially this season where he took away his need to be the "missions" guy and just enjoy earth stuff.

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So shit is slowly turning into dirt? Who would have thought.

I think Community made Dan a bitter man, because I've watched the show and you can tell the tone is completely different between the first these seasons and the last two. The first three are way more hopeful, it's just Jeff who's a bit cynical but he gets proven wrong, it's just his insecurities, and Dan self inserted more as Abed if anything. Jeff was likeable unlike Rick, he wasn't all knowing and usually not a dick, just very self absorbed. I'm convinced Dan promised himself he'd never care seriously about what he wrote again after season 4 happened and that's why Rick and Morty sucks so much, because he's still bitter.

Yeah, this skit basically comes off as a suicide note over how the show went wrong

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I really don't understand why the binge format is so common, both services where this is common seem like they would benefit from keeping a show running over a longer period to get 2-3 months of sub time out of people. Maybe Hulu is different and they see more of their expensive sub to get rid of ads when people binge a show? Personally I wont ever use Hulu and just pirate everything because of their ads, but I still feel like word of mouth about your show over a longer period of time will draw in more people rather than shitting it out like this and only having discussion for a week.

Whoever they got to fo Stallone was spot on.

I would say he was better
I watch the show with some beers and genuinely forgot how some episodes ended and had to go back and watch sober.

He has bits of Rick
In season 2 episode 1, Morty breaks the multiverse and falls into an endless bit, Rick jumps after him, but notices he has one pair of things to take one of them out and decides to give it to Morty and sacrifice himself.

You could swap Morty and Rick for Terry and Corvo for that scene and it would play out exactly the same.

I've not even finished the season, another reason I hate the binge format is I just don't have time to sit down and watch a whole show fast enough to be part of any discussion for it. Only reason Im in this thread is because I don't really care about being spoiled on this show.

This was the hypest shit. How did this character get so horribly derailed?

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I blame season 3, they made him a literal god who can just be shot and will be resurrected in another dimenssion.
It was so bizarre, why would they do that?