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$11.99: Rick and Morty: Season 4 (SteelBook / Blu-ray + Digital HD)
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Rick and Morty: Season 4 (SteelBook / Blu-ray + Digital HD) for $11.99.
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It's like taking Bob Barker from The Price Is Right. They stick some other guy up there to continue the show and keep the money faucet running. He does an OK job, but it's just not the same.
It was a bit jarring the first episode, but by ep3 I didn't even notice anymore. The writings more important imo and thats Dan's side of things.
Just like with every season, there's been duds and hilarious eps.
Physical Ownership. Just look to Sony taking away digitally owned and paid for media because of their own business deals issues.
Streaming "seems likes" they will have, definitely is not will always have it. Think The Office on Netflix seemed like it would be on there forever until Peacock got greedy. Now the downfall of Netflix because of their own greed. Sometimes it's better to just pay once and own something forever than to rely on companies to keep their shit together.
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It's like taking Bob Barker from The Price Is Right. They stick some other guy up there to continue the show and keep the money faucet running. He does an OK job, but it's just not the same.
Damn that sucks for you, im not gonna let something stupid like "his voice is too different" to ruin a show for me. I was never a fan of the show because of the way the characters sound but because of the writing.
It's like taking Bob Barker from The Price Is Right. They stick some other guy up there to continue the show and keep the money faucet running. He does an OK job, but it's just not the same.
It's like Kirkland Rick and Morty voices?