Sketch featuring Rick and Morty creator as a baby molester was shared by far-right groups and has gone viral.
Dan Harmon, the creator of Community and Rick and Morty, and host of the Harmontown podcast, has deleted his Twitter account and apologised after video emerged of a graphic 2009 sketch in which he plays a therapist who repeatedly molests babies.
The sketch, Daryl, was the first of a two-part satire of the Showtime series Dexter, which has a man who kills murderers as its complicated hero. Daryl first aired in 2009 during the live monthly LA short film festival Channel 101, which Harmon co-founded in 2003.
The independent festival offers “total creative freedom” to those who make submissions. The festival, which specialises in shortform comedy pilots, which get voted on by the audience, has been known to air taboo or offensive content in the past...
Link: Dan Harmon apologises and quits Twitter after obscene video sketch resurfaces
Dan Harmon, the creator of Community and Rick and Morty, and host of the Harmontown podcast, has deleted his Twitter account and apologised after video emerged of a graphic 2009 sketch in which he plays a therapist who repeatedly molests babies.
The sketch, Daryl, was the first of a two-part satire of the Showtime series Dexter, which has a man who kills murderers as its complicated hero. Daryl first aired in 2009 during the live monthly LA short film festival Channel 101, which Harmon co-founded in 2003.
The independent festival offers “total creative freedom” to those who make submissions. The festival, which specialises in shortform comedy pilots, which get voted on by the audience, has been known to air taboo or offensive content in the past...
Link: Dan Harmon apologises and quits Twitter after obscene video sketch resurfaces