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Why Dan Harmon Was Ready To End Rick And Morty After Justin Roiland Was Fired
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Rick and Morty just wrapped up one of its best seasons ever, so it's wild to hear Dan Harmon say he almost ended the show for good.
Harmon was a guest on The Daily Beast's Obsessed and spoke about the massive change that occurred when Roiland was fired from Rick & Morty.
While there were reports at the time of his dismissal that Justin Roiland had become more of a hindrance than a help to the creative process on Rick and Morty, Dan Harmon spoke on the positives that he brought to the show.
Eventually, Dan Harmon came around to the idea that Rick and Morty can continue, and he and the team got to work making that happen.
Variety later reported that the domestic violence charges lodged against Justin Roiland were dropped.