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‘Seemed childish for an adult swim comedy’
What?
As a fan of the show I completely agree. That’s why I watch it. >

I came here to say this >

Nobody exists on purpose. Nobody belongs anywhere. Everybody's going to die. Come watch TV. > >

I mean, I don’t think it’s exactly aimed at the mature and refined adult >

It's fun.
They oversell nihilism which attracts a bunch of edgy vocal kids that hype the show too much though. >

Its an okay show. Lost interest at season 3/4 i think as i just grew from the comedy >

It's alright especially the first few seasons, but after that it just doesn't have the spark it used to >

I loved it up until season 3. I haven’t been able to keep my interest up after that. >

Same. By the time the third season rolled around, the fans made me embarrassed about watching it. Plus, it just wasn't as good. >

Eh. I thought some concepts, like the citadel, were interesting and well used. However, the last couple seasons have been meh; the incest jokes are just overused and now the recasting that's about to be done probably ensures it'll be over by season 10. 
In the meantime, South Park is just coasting and virtually not there - hard to say if things will truly go back to normal for them. Family Guy is and has been a cesspool long overdue to be put out of its misery, and aside from a few good episodes here and there, the Simpsons is limping and probably ready to be retired. 
Bob's Burgers is ok, but definitely requires a specific taste to enjoy and beyond that, there really isn't much of anything. A king of the hill reboot is apparently in the works, but I'm not super optimistic. I'm hopeful it'll be good, but it probably won't. It's beginning to sound like the Daria related series, now movie, Jodie may have been cancelled - and the concept sounded awful and the Beavis and Butthead reboot wasn't anything great. >

Comedy ages badly, maybe these types of cartoon have run their course. Haven't paid attention since south park seasons 10-12 or so. American dad was fun for a while too. >


Comedy ages badly, maybe these types of cartoon have run their course. Haven't paid attention since south park seasons 10-12 or so. American dad was fun for a while too.

Same with Futurama. For me personally, I thought Futurama and American Dad peaked early but generally maintained that peak for a good while. To a lesser extent, the same with the Cleveland Show. 
Decent time killers but not exactly shows I'd seek out for streaming. >

A binged some seasons of american dad a couple of years ago and for me it is VERY hit and miss. Some episodes I found brilliant and others I would literally not even crack a smile the whole episode. >

I can see that. For me, Roger is incredibly polarizing. He can either make or break the episode depending on how they portray him, and in a way, I think his character generally has too much power and presence on the show. >

i fuckin love that shit
but my mental age is probably 16 so im not gonna argue your point >

Some of it can be annoying, mainly the way Morty talk sometimes. Still, I think it’s an alright show. >

Rick's stupid burping tic is worse than Morty's whine. >

Weirdly enough it doesn’t bug me. Sometimes I don’t notice it. >

If you find some show terrible it doesn't make it terrible,Its just not for you >

I'm a comic and sci-fi nerd from way back and I have a pretty cynical and twisted sense of humor. So many people in my circle told me to watch it and that it was my kind of show. Couldn't make it through 1/2 of the first episode and have had no motivation to try again.