Snapper Carr: t3knomanser: Hell Poodle: His improv sucks, it's all stuttering and repeating the same things over and over.

As someone who actually does improv, the Interdimensional Cable episodes were the show at its absolute worst for me. Sure, they're stuffed with zany ideas, but there's no depth to them, just goofs. Basically jokes that can't support their own weight.
Rixty Minutes (which introduced the whole Interdimensional Cable thing) is still one of my favorite episodes but it's all the stuff that happens outside of the improv that I love.
[Youtube-video https://www.youtube.com/embed/E_qvy82U4RE]
One of the most concise explanations of Absurdist philosphy that I've ever heard.

Mangoose: t3knomanser: Mangoose: Uh. Chevy Chase.

Fair, though I have no idea if Harmon actively sought out including Chase or how that casting decision was made, but yeah, good point.

He was also fired from the Sarah Silverman show, by Silverman, before it even went to air. A show, I believe, he was co-creator of. Harmon has been fairly open about himself and how horrible he can be. Which really sort of feeds into the whole "why did he play things this way?" with Roiland. It's hard to play the "both sides" argument with any sort of comfort here because it's clear that Roiland was off the deep end. I'm not saying anything these studios have done since all this came to press was wrong. I'm just wondering why it played out like this. Because, having dealt with people who learn how to be abusive without consequence, it sure seems that way to me about Harmon. But this might just be transference. So idk. Like I said, shiat people tend to attract shiat people.