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The last two episodes of 'Rick and Morty' season five take a somber turn at times as the pair plumbs some emotional depths across multiple universes.The two-episode season finale of “Rick and Morty’s” fifth season gave the viewers much of what they had been asking for all year. While the famously picky fanbase can never fully be satisfied, episodes nine and ten closed out the season with a bang, giving us plenty of adventure, excitement, and laughs while winding up several long-running plotlines and hinting at more of the characters’ mysterious backstories. Episode Nine (“Forgetting Sarick Mortshall”) opens with Morty...

Twitter has made it impossible for anyone to get away with telling a bad joke, let alone thousands. James Gunn, the director of the popular Guardians of the Galaxy movies, was fired when thousands of perverted and obscene tweets surfaced showing his unhealthy obsession with child molestation and rape. He claims he was "joking." Maybe. Maybe not. None of these make me laugh. How about you? Maybe if Hollywood stopped employing people who think raping children is funny we'd have entertainment that doesn't make us cringe, like most of the terrible movies the industry keeps forcing on us do. We...

Just days after “Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon deleted his Twitter account after a vile old tweet surfaced, the show’s other co-creator has landed himself in hot water too.

WARNING DISTURBING..Rick and Morty Has a Pedo Problem This needs to be shared to expose the pervs in Hollywood and their enablers.

Excerpt - Former Lonoke Police Chief Jay Campbell beat up suspects and coerced them into selling drugs for him, and his wife Kelly Campbell had sex not only with inmates, as previously alleged, but also with a 16-year-old male student when she worked as a computer-lab teacher for the Lonoke School District, Prosecutor Lona McCastlain alleged Oct. 6 in documents filed with the Lonoke County Circuit Court. ~ snip ~

BENTON, Ark. (AP) -- Former Saline County prosecutor Dan Harmon, sent to federal prison on drug charges after his conviction in 1997, has been released from custody early because of assistance he gave in a murder conspiracy case. Harmon had been sentenced to 11 years on public corruption and drug charges, but a federal judge in 2003 shortened Harmon's sentence after he helped thwart an attack on a federal agent. Harmon left prison Thursday. Jurors in 1997 found that Harmon extorted money and drugs from defendants in exchange for dropped charges, and also said Harmon conspired with others to...

Excerpt - “Jesus loves me, my family loves me and some of my friends love me,” former Saline County Prosecutor Dan Harmon says. “That's all you need.” Harmon, who is about to turn 61 and starting life anew, spent eight years in federal custody. He discussed his life in an exclusive interview with the Benton Courier. Harmon was recently released from a federal penitentiary in Springfield, Mo. He said he isn't bitter about anything, but acknowledges that it's “been a long, long time” since he walked as a free man. He has little to say about the convictions that led...

COLD CASE: MURDER IN SALINE COUNTY After eight years, numerous investigations and two grand juries, the investigation into the murders of Don Henry and Kevin Ives was officially closed in 1995. Kevin's mom, Linda believes it's a case of police protecting police. Linda Ives however, continues to search for the truth about how her son died. Linda co-produced a documentary titled "Obstruction of Justice." Integrity films released it in 1996. The film portrays a botched investigation and a cover-up involving an alleged drug ring with Saline County authorities. "And I think Kevin and Don stumbled upon a drug drop...