Necrotongue

The final episode disappointed me. It was tired, uninteresting, and the Devil's Night recycling was uninspired. I definitely imagined the end of the season to be more inventive and lively (although there weren't many lively ones left).

The penultimate episode perfected what the previous part began, everything was working fine overall, but the ending of the storyline with vampire schoolchildren was desperate. Not that I didn't expect something like this, but it disappointed me that the creators were delaying me with such a senseless dead end.

In the ninth episode, the creators decided to return to important matters, such as long-delayed revenge. Paradoxically, they also return to less important matters, and so after three episodes, vampire students have returned, who I don't really enjoy, but I was curious why they appeared in the series at all. I still don't know.

There were occasional minor imperfections, but I bet even Leonardo and Michelangelo got criticized by a meaningless nobody (and no, I don't mean the ninja turtles). Of all the animated series I've ever seen, this one’s the best by a long shot. I look forward to each new episode. Unfortunately, I'm going to be looking forward to it for quite some time. Season 3 was considerably darker and got deeper inside the individual characters. At the same time, it still had everything I love about the series: frantic action, whirlwind of one-liners, film references, and, above all, brutal humor.

Here the fun ends, how am I supposed to write comments about something that is constantly great without repeating myself? I don't know. So I can only write again that I had a great time and the scene after the credits was hellish (honestly hot for Beeb).

The episode didn't exactly rush forward with a breakthrough, but it belonged to the darker ones that explore Rick's relationships with his family and everyone else in general. Anyway, I enjoyed it and the after-credits scene totally wrecked me.

The plot of the sixth episode was quite fast-paced, even though it mainly focused on relationships and family. The solutions themselves were fortunately interesting, so I wasn't bored. The most interesting part was that the creators closed off their own school storyline, so I don't know if the virus has faded away or if the problem will resurface later.

The plot has noticeably come alive in the last two episodes, Liz Taylor's story was pretty good, I just don't understand the purpose of the storyline about spreading the vampire virus in the school. What should I expect now? Either the city will be taken over by vampires or, on the contrary, they will hunt them for the rest of the series, otherwise, I really don't know.

This time it was much better, Devil's Night pleased me, I enjoyed being able to recognize individual guests before the host introduced them. I was also intrigued by the story of the hotel's laundry and the storyline with Alex and Holden.

If it wasn't the best episode of the whole series, it's definitely in the top three. Pickle Rick would deserve his own series or a feature film, I would definitely enjoy it. From controlling a cockroach, the episode turned into the most brutal massacre yet, and with this series, that means something.