For those of you who still need to catch up with last season of Rick and Morty, you can simply jump into Hulu right now, as season 6 of the Emmy Award nominated show is now available for streaming on the app.

This comes just days after season 6 was released for streaming on HBO Max, meaning you now have two places to watch, with Hulu containing all 60 episodes of the show.

We do not know what season 7 will bring with the departure of Justin Roiland, but season 6 was definitely the end of an era. So, if you want to say goodbye, what better time than now to watch?

You can find us (and a number of other awesome podcasts) on the ACPN family of shows.

The Emerald City Video Podcast is a periodic podcast hosted by entertainment journalist Russ Burlingame, with a rotating cast of hosts who used to work at the Emerald City Video store in East Syracuse, New York. The store was once awarded by the Video Software Dealers of America as the best small video store in the U.S. Though it closed in 2009, the store’s legacy still touches the daily lives of a lot of the people who used to work there, and the Syracuse community as a whole still has a lot of fondness for its memory.

The idea behind the podcast, which launched in 2016, was to bring the discourse you would get at a video store — talking with real humans about your movies, rather than trusting in an algorithm — back to…well, if not the world, or even Syracuse, at least to the guys who maybe missed that human connection the most: a bunch of pop culture junky loudmouths who used to run a really cool video store. Over the years, the Emerald City Video banner has flown over a number of themes, including specific episodes about TV series like Riverdale and Psych.

If you like what we’re doing here, you can become a patron of the Emerald City Video Podcast, which comes with fun perks. You can also follow us on Twitter and Facebook. We also have Instagram and Vero accounts where we share images, photos, memes, and nonsense. You can support us on Patreon, too, and do things like requesting custom episodes and the like.

Be back for more by noon on the fifth day, and please — always remember to rewind your videocassettes.

While you all are getting over those food comas, let’s take a second and once again declare to the world: Happy Jacksgiving! Because, while it may have been Thanksgiving on Thursday, it was also Jack’s birthday.

What was the best thing you ate this week? What are you thankful for? Shout us out in the comments!

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS THIS WEEK:

• “The Walking Dead” experienced another ratings drop in its 5th episode of Season 8. The episode brought in 7.8 million viewers which is a 10% drop from episode 4. The Season 8 premiere, which was the show’s 100th episode, brought in the lowest ratings for a season premiere since Season 3.
• Ellen Page will star in Netflix’s “Umbrella Academy” series as Vanya, the black sheep of the superfamily the series revolves around.
• CBS is developing a “Stripes” TV series. The adaptation comes from Trevor Moore, Sam Brown, and Zach Cregger from sketch group, “The Whitest Kids U’ Know,” and Ivan Reitman will even return to direct.
• Fred Armisen will write, executive produce and star in a new Spanish language half-hour series on HBO. The project is called “Mexico City: Only Good Things Happen,” and it’s reportedly about a group of friends in a “dreamy version” of Mexico City who are “obsessed with horror films and monster makeup.”
• Neil Brennan, the co-creator of “Chappelle’s Show,” is set to write and host a new Late Night series for FOX. According to Variety, it’ll be a “topical political and cultural talk show” that also has “sketches and man on the street segments.” The last late night show FOX had was “The Wanda Sykes Show” in 2009 — it lasted one season.

AARON’S LOSERS: “Saturday Night Live,” “Future Man” and “Jim & Andy”
JACK’S LOSERS: “Future Man”
AARON’S FENCERS: “Bill Murray & Brian Doyle Murray’s Extra Innings,” “The Punisher,” “The Walking Dead” and “Stranger Things 2”
JACK’S FENCERS: “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”
AARON’S WINNERS: “At Home with Amy Sedaris,” “American Horror Story: Cult,” “The Exorcist,” “Mr. Robot” and “Marvel’s Runaways”
JACK’S WINNERS: “Marvel’s Runaways,” “The Shannara Chronicles,” “The Good Place,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” “The Trixie and Katya Show,” “Night of Too Many Stars” and “The Last Man on Earth”

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Welcome to Episode 76.
As always, #ClinktheDrink.

Today, in a change of pace, Turner has announced that they have inked a deal with Netflix competitor, Hulu in order to bring both classic and new Cartoon Network/Adult Swim content to the streaming giant. With Turner slowing down their DVD releases (especially with their Swim lineup, the majority of which have become “Made to Order” DVDs on the WBShop website), it seems like a better fit than Netflix to bring their networks (the deal also includes content from TNT/TBS) to Hulu. In addition, it’ll be great to see some of the older shows, since many are only available through adultswim.com’s video website and then only for those with cable/satellite accounts.

Here is the full press release from Turner:

Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., and Hulu today announced an extensive, multi-year licensing agreement that will grant Hulu the exclusive SVOD rights to previous seasons of Turner’s popular programming from Cartoon Network and Adult Swim as well as select current and upcoming series from TNT and TBS. The deal marks the first-ever licensing agreement between Turner Broadcasting and Hulu.

All episodes from past seasons of TNT’s The Last Ship and Murder in the First will be available to stream exclusively for Hulu subscribers. Additionally, all episodes from past seasons of popular Adult Swim original series including Rick and Morty, Black Jesus,NTSF:SD:SUV and Cartoon Network original series such as The Amazing World of Gumball, Steven Universe, Over the Garden Wall and Clarence will be made available to stream through an SVOD service for the first time ever on Hulu. All Cartoon Network series will be available to stream ad-free in the Hulu Kids environment.

Full prior seasons of Adult Swim and Cartoon Network series such as Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Dexter’s Laboratory, Ben 10, as well as current juggernauts Robot Chicken, The Venture Bros., Adventure Time and Regular Show will be available to stream exclusively to Hulu subscribers for the first time through the deal.Hulu will also become the exclusive SVOD destination to stream Adult Swim and Cartoon Network classics, including Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, Sealab 2021, and The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack. 

Through the agreement, Hulu obtains exclusive SVOD rights to certain future series that will launch on TNT, TBS, Adult Swim and Cartoon Network over the coming years – including TBS’s upcoming series Angie Tribeca,which will be available to stream exclusively on Hulu after its full-season run on TBS.

“This deal with Hulu demonstrates the power of Turner Broadcasting’s branded networks and the high demand for our programming in the marketplace,” said David Levy, president of Turner Broadcasting. “This is a great opportunity to grow the reach of the networks’ original programming and complements our strategy of utilizing multiple platforms – including SVOD – to drive sampling, introduce new viewers to our content and give current fans the opportunity to explore and enjoy Turner’s new and existing series in a branded environment.”

“The addition of multiple titles from Cartoon Network represents a significant step forward in continuing to build a strong programming offering for the kids audience on Hulu,” said Craig Erwich, Senior Vice President and Head of Content, Hulu.  “The adult animation series from Adult Swim, as well as the additional series from TNT and TBS, are a perfect addition to our current offering.”