Would you prefer character be retired if the VA dies or leaves the show? Or is it best to replace the VA for the good of the show?
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Would you prefer character be retired if the VA dies or leaves the show?
Depends if you can find a suitable replacement
How often does replacing a VA for a long established character work out?
Did Cleveland actually end up getting replaced? If so the new guy is basically the same. The new guy voicing Prismo in Fionna and Cake did a really good job. Nu Aku was alright.
>Both Rick and Morty retired from a show called “Rick and Morty”
Too be fair that sounds like a Rick and Morty plot. Also it worked for Garfield.
Why can't they just like not retire the VA?
>implying the show won't be just about Sunset now anyway
*Summer
if the VA is iconic then the character should retire with the VA. Characters like batman are an exception
I'd prefer if every Rick and Morty writer was lined up and shot.
>get soundalike actors
>change the voices altogether
either way will be weird
I would prefered if WB apologizes to Roiland and hire him back for all the vitrail and slander his commie wife and all the t.roons staged against him.
Not slander and WB didn't spread it, moron.
They may not have spread it, but they also believed it without investigation.
Because they were already aware of his behavior and only had to address it when that information went public.
Literally doesn't matter. They could have fired him at any time for any reason. He's not owed unlimited employment, especially when he's clearly such a piss-poor worker that no one fricking liked.
And he was the one who stepped down and walked away from all those jobs and companies without a fight. He dodged one court case with his wife, he wasn't declared innocent, and it didn't disprove that he's a sexpest, a bad worker, or an obnoxious manchild.
They need to fricking apologize in public and give him his job back.
I think it's always sad seeing a show go on after its creator was forced out, regardless of whether or not it was deserved.