Solar Opposites

Its like Rick and Morty choose a channel on interdimensional cable and now we're watching a full season of whatever the freak this is. It crude, weird, disgusting humor and barely make since. I like it.

Just an average show that would not have much following or the inflated rating had the creator not also become famous for creating Rick and Morty.

The main story is more or less an inter-dimensional cable arc, sadly lacking anyone named Michael, that mostly falls flat. It feels like Rick and Morty with extra steps. The real gem of this show is the The Wall and the characters within. It's no surprise the Wall episode is the highest crowd rated in the season.

Other reviews I've read have been saying the wall story is so much more interesting and better than the actual show. I'll admit the wall story is very interesting and has a great concept. But I watch Solar Opposites because of the entire show. It's fun, crazy, over the top, and just great. I wouldn't say this show is underrated, but it isn't given enough credit for the great show it is. Keep watching, because it's worth it.

Season 4 of Solar Opposites is a major letdown, receiving a dismal 3 out of 10. The writing has taken a distressing nosedive, eroding the show's once-engaging narrative. The absence of Roiland's voice for Korvo is jarring, throwing off the character dynamics and leaving fans disconnected. The questionable choice to sideline Roiland appears to be a disastrous misstep, potentially signaling an impending downfall for the series. This decision raises valid concerns about its potential impact on the beloved show Rick and Morty, leaving fans anxious about its future. The future of Solar Opposites hangs in the balance, its once-promising trajectory now uncertain and unsettling.

I loved the first 3 seasons of this show. It was funny, clever and random. The dynamics between characters worked very well. I enjoy Justin Roilands style of absurd comedy and have been a fan of his characters. However, I understand the decision to let him go and don't blame the show for doing it. However, the complete rejection of his style ruins elements of the show I really enjoyed. Korvo simply doesn't seem like the same character anymore, which in effect has shifted terrys role and character. I only made it 5 episodes into season 4 before I just lost interest in the show.

It feels like they tried to hard to be witty with it without considering how the audience would respond to it. It is unfortunate that people are review bombing this show, but don't look past the fact that many don't like how this was approached. I also watch Rick and Morty, I think the Rick replacement has done a fantastic job so far, the Morty replacement needs some work, but it at least doesn't change the character and I believe it will improve. I really wish Solar Opposites would have taken this approach.