Rick and Morty Season 8 will present more Rick’s largest habit [Exclusive]

Despite the episodic nature of “Rick & Morty”, the status quo of the show has changed slightly over the years. The characters are more beautiful for Jerry (Chris Parnell), Morty (now expressed by Harry Belden) has become more confident, and Rick (now expressed by Ian Cardoni) is always so slightly less drunk. Remember that in his very first scene of the show, Rick fled drunk in the Morty room, stumbling and reversing his beer everywhere. It is much more difficult to imagine season 7 Rick do the same.

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But for fans who miss the strength of season 1, Cardoni has promising news. “I would say that in season 8, you will hear more burpt, which means that I just had many more carbonated drinks in the stand to help me with that,” he told Ethan Anderson of the film in an interview. He continued, explaining:

“Any burp you hear in my seasons is my real Rots, and there is a [growing] library. Some of them are correct in the middle of the line authentically. Other times, we will just have a rotten session at the end of a recording session, then we will get a whole bunch of different. There is probably a whole mp3, minutes, me just me burning and go, ‘f *** you, morty!’ Whether they use them or not, there are a lot of options there. “”

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People often talk about the quality of the actors’ line deliveries, but no one ever talks about the quality of their guest deliveries, and frankly, it’s a shame. For the moment, we will just have to wait and see if the rot skills of Cardoni are up to those of the original actor of the voice of Rick Justin Roiland. If Cardoni can make the right burning, he will have fully conquered all persistent skeptical viewers.

In 2017, a particularly studious “Rick & Morty” fan on the show of the show decided to count the number of times Rick Burps per episode and per season. They found that Rick set up a total of 104 times during season 1, but only 67 times in season 2. Tragically, this data has not been updated for subsequent seasons, but it is clear that the trend was a steep drop. There are also several YouTube compilations on each time Rick Burps, and these first two seasons always take the majority of the racing times of these videos. Assuming that the editor -in -chief of the following compilation made their reasonable diligence, it seems that Rick did not stay three times in full season 7. It is a 97% drop in the height of season 1 of Rick:

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It is a little disappointing, since Rick’s runs are not only funny but also a source of great fascination for at least one researcher. In 2019, the paralinguistic researcher Brooke Kidner used Rick’s railing as an example to explain the communication value of a rot. She noted that the vast majority of Rick Belches had been improvised by his voice actor and detailed his results accordingly:

“Acoustic analysis has not shown any significant disturbance between belching and speech, supporting the conclusion that terminals do not compete with speech. An additional acoustic analysis has shown that belching occurred regularly before a stressed syllable, a model established for English in English. […] The results show that belching can be intentional and behave like paralinguistic elements in human language and communication. “”

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It seems that Rick’s initial Burping, a bit like his silly slogan “Wubba Lubba Dub-Dub” was not only a random thing he did. “Wubba Lubba Dub-Dub” was revealed as signifier “,” I suffer a lot, help me please “, so maybe Rick’s Burping plays a similar message. (The fact that Rick’s Burping has decreased the most strongly after starting to attend therapy implies this.) The return of Rick’s Burping in season 8 could seem funny, signify the return of great pain in Rick’s life.

Season 8 of “Rick & Morty” will be presented on May 25, 2025 on Adult Swim.