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The Schwiftiest Rick And Morty Secrets And Theories COMPILATION

May 30, 2021
The creators of Rick and Morty love to hide sneaky little Easter eggs in their episodes, hinting at possible plot threads, inspiring fan

theories

, and simply showing affection for the shows that inspired them, regardless of the reasons for the references, it still incites fans to review the episodes. and we'll analyze every frame today we'll look at the

secrets

they've hidden in plain sight and talk about what they could mean for the rest of the show. Wait before starting. Subscribe to us and you'll join the notification squad and receive frequent updates on new content, someone probably tracked it down last week on the sole of their shoe or a piece of alien fruit, get off the high road, summer we all have conjunctivitis because You can't stop texting in the bathroom.
the schwiftiest rick and morty secrets and theories compilation
Rick accidentally brought parasites with him; fan-favorite episode Total Recall plays with the protagonist's perception of reality and the reliability of his own memories. The episode revolves around parasitic aliens who disguise themselves and influence the memories of those around them. Everyone just relaxes. wait a second, there is no such thing as Uncle Steve, who is an alien parasite. In this way, aliens can make their victims think that they are a loved one who has always been close to them. The downside is that they can only make positive memories, not negative ones. In some, the episode revolves around Rick trying to figure out which of his family and friends are real and which are imposter aliens, how did the aliens get there?
the schwiftiest rick and morty secrets and theories compilation

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Well, in a previous episode, Rick gets his hands on some big shiny green rocks, although at first it doesn't seem like much at the beginning of Total Recall, we can see him trying to get rid of some of those rocks in the dumpster and what we're experiencing in those green rocks, little purple alien life forms, so it seems Rick accidentally brought the alien threat home with them and the little aliens got out of control, although we have to say that Rick's attempt to get rid of them by putting them in the trash doesn't exactly seem like a safe way to get rid of them, oh sorry.
the schwiftiest rick and morty secrets and theories compilation
I was expecting Rick, lesson partner, a newbie, expect the unexpected, now comes the origin of Morty. Rick and Morty may be the characters we know and love, but their history is largely unknown. When Rick and Morty begin, they already knew each other and had had adventures with them. each other for a while, there have also been plenty of little hints given on the show that Rick and Morty might not be each other's first. It's been lightly hinted that the Morty we know and love is Rick's second or even third Morty. When we look through Rick's memories, we see a four-year-old Morty, followed by a flashback of Rick with a baby Morty.
the schwiftiest rick and morty secrets and theories compilation
Rick shouldn't have any memories of a baby Morty if it's true that he disappeared from the Smith family for 20 years. So if it's not Rick's original Morty, then who's okay? After all, Rick has a very strange relationship with Morty, unable to decide if he loves him or not. However, Rick's first Morty could be the evil Morty shown in the show's intro. Rick leaving Morty stranded in a dimension of giant frogs some fans believe this was Rick's original Morty and the one who would eventually become the evil

morty

chilled out enough I admire you Rick Rick's crime is destroying worlds it's no secret that Rick is a highly wanted man in In fact, he is the most wanted man in the entire multiverse, but it has never been clearly explained what Rick could have done to make so many people want him in prison.
Destroying multiple worlds is probably a good example of crime. Yes, Rick already ruined one version of Earth. that we know about Rick Cronenberg accidentally DUP the world and took Morty to an identical version of that safer world the mutant nightmare apocalypse okay, sometimes science is more art than science Morty, a lot of people don't understand that in this world , he and Morty both died. Rick buried his own corpse and seemed remarkably nonchalant about it, so this could be something he does quite frequently in the first episode. Rick tries to destroy the world and start over while Rick passes out.
That bomb is never disarmed, just an elaborate test. to make you more assertive, I was sure why not. I don't know if the series really started with Rick destroying planet Earth. When you consider that Rick disappeared for twenty years, it seems likely that Rick simply replaced a dead version of himself, albeit one that died long before he arrived. Rick is also quite reluctant to say what dimension his family is from. Could it be that he simply doesn't know that he has passed through so many dimensions that he doesn't even know where he currently is? You're always wrong in the episode that raises Gazorpazorp.
Morty finds himself in an awkward situation due to his own teenage antics. He has managed to become the father of an alien when Rick and Summer go to the aliens' home planet and find a world divided for everyone. one of two stereotypes, while all the men on the planet are big, burly cavemen, like people who think little outside of fights over food and women, the women themselves are very different, the women are overdressed to speak elegantly, they constantly gossip and play with stereotypes opposite to men they also greet each other I'm here if you need to talk although it is interesting that both aliens are hyper exaggerated versions of the human sexes it also gave us a funny joke hidden in the Queen's throne there is writing in Latin read simper slander 'm which translates roughly as you are always wrong or you may always be wrong the translation is exact but it is the closest it is another clever little secret the creator has put in, although it will probably be overlooked by most for those that they can figure it out and those who read it it's a laugh and these babies just save this silly party a dub dub explodes plays something someone plays something alien Rick dances the episode Rick sees the business revolves around a giant party instead of the kids by launching it, it's Grandpa and we have tons of aliens visiting them, unfortunately for Morty, the group is accidentally teleported to another part of the galaxy, a dangerous part of the galaxy, in which there are giant killer aliens.
Morty is obviously not happy with that fact and wants to go home instead of taking them back, Rick becomes a frat boy and crushes an alien crystal and blows it from there, he is fascinated and motivated to perform Rick's dance, which It is a super choreographed dance but also appropriate for the party. He is joined by several people at the party. Morty, on the other hand, just wants to be back on his own planet and isn't particularly happy with Rick's dancing and the crystals snorting, he throws the crystals outside, but before Rick can grab them, a large alien tentacle catches them.
He picks them up and takes them away while the two of them argue a few shots later, in the background we can see a very happy giant alien dancing with his tentacles in the air and spinning exactly like Rick did, so one thing is for sure: Those crystals can make anyone dance, sir. meeseeks in the episode meeseeks and destroy' Rick gives the Smith family a box of meeseeks, they exist to help you with your homework and then they disappear. Jerry asks the meeseeks to help him take two strokes off his golf game, unfortunately for Mr. Meeseeks Jerry is hopeless at golf, the task becomes increasingly difficult until finally Mr.
Meeseeks decides to use the Meeseeks box himself to get his own assistant. Is not sufficient. Jerry finally ends up with an army of mr. all the meeseeks try to help him with his golf game eventually the meeseeks go crazy and attack if they kill him then they take two strokes off his golf game once beth finally helps jerry improve his golf game they all disappear , meeseeks are not seen. again until the episode Morty Knight where you can see an alien playing a pinball machine with a man. meeseeks next to him a few seconds later, disappearing after completing his task.
Existence is paying for a meeseeks so we're glad the new ones get easier jobs hey tell me Rick what do you want? I do my own things, so what are you doing? like the devil hitting Randall something Rick AddThis way comes mainly parodies the Stephen King story necessary things in which the devil opens a store and gives evil items to unsuspecting customers, this leads Rick to open his own business where he uses science for De Ville the gifts from the villains this puts Rick at odds with the devil his businesses begin to compete in the devil he just can't seem to keep up summer she has been working on necessary things she tries to help the devil unfortunately for her the devil he's a deceiver and he stabs her in the back and breaks her heart here's Zuckerberg, if I were an idiot bothering people before the bug balls fell, summer is understandably pretty sad and Rick is in charge of cheering her up Rick uses science to attack him and Summer reaches the proportions of Arnold Schwarzenegger and They Beat the Devil to a Pulp, but that's not enough as they continue to beat more people.
One of the guys they beat up is a guy on the playground and Disney Channel fans may find him a little familiar, that's because the guy looks like. remarkably similar to Randall from recess Randall, who has always been a snitch and frequently the antagonist of the kids at recess, gets beaten up by two muscular giants and to be honest it's hard to feel sorry for him, we just make it out of tune with Rick and Morty. season 3 in like a year and a half the reason the fourth wall is broken Rick and Morty isn't a show that breaks the fourth wall very often, although it does occasionally joke about the structure of the movies and stories in general, just There are two characters. who frequently breaks the fourth wall, the first and most famous being Rick Rick breaks the fourth wall, addressing the audience directly and saying things like "we'll be right back", he also came up with his own catchphrase and talks about how the show will continue for several seasons why is it okay even though it seems like a random collection of jokes?
Some fans have theorized that Rick knows he's on the TV show. There were little

secrets

to support this theory scattered throughout the show, but the final episode supports it most strongly. from the second season in which the character Mr. It's revealed that Poopy Butthole was watching the last episode on TV, which is a really crazy ending, since he's clearly had a lot of adventures on TV. Some fans believe that he informed Rick that he is on the TV show and that is why Rick is depressed all the time. There have been quick little lines that the writers put in to support the theory, like when Rick says that he refuses to answer a literal call to adventure.
He refuses to answer a literal call to adventure. Morty let it go to voicemail. He growls at Stan's stuff. Rick and Morty creator Justin. Roiland is an old friend of Alex Hirsch, the creator of Gravity Falls. The two worked together at Disney before Royal and went their own ways. Not surprisingly, the shows have some references to each other. Gravity Falls suggests that four travel between universes all the time. and we already know that Rick Sánchez is all about interdimensional travel, so when the episode closes, Rick has Rick's guy, Rick opens multiple portals to other dimensions to try to cover his tracks, one of them throws a cup with a question mark and a notepad. and a pen, this is a direct reference to a gravity falls episode when grunkle Stan loses those exact items through a portal in the episode The Blind Eye Society.
It's a fun reference and one that hints at a connection between the two, it's not the only one. The Gravity Falls reference, whether as an image of Bill Cipher, also appears in the show. While we try, will we ever see a proper collaboration, as the shows are owned by rival networks Cartoon Network and Disney Channel respectively, it's still fun to speculate on how the two shows might be connected things about time travel Rick and Morty are heavily involved. Inspired by Back to the Future. In fact, Justin Roiland caught Dan Harmon's attention when he did a vulgar parody of the Rob Zemeckis classic for the Harmons Film Festival.
This parody was eventually adapted and expanded as the show Rick and Morty, but despite being inspired by The Adventures of Dr. Emmett L Brown and Marty McFly so far no time travel has occurred on the show, although there are hints that it could happen, as Rick possesses a box full of time travel stuff, although the box, very similar to The idea has literally been filed away as part of the The reason is that introducing time travel would be a huge headache for them to explain and write a coherent story at the same time.regard. That said, the time travel box set is a nice little Easter egg for fans.
The show is about time frozen before and that's what it did. for a pretty fun episode where Rick Morty and Summers' timelines were out of sync with the rest of the world, but the idea of ​​that happening every time they want to time travel might be a little irritating unless they find some way to explain it. So for now, Rick and Morty is leaving time travel to the professionals. Rick and Morty is one of the most popular shows out there and its fan base should not mess with Rick and Morty devotees. Watchers have so much love for the show that they investigate every little detail and come up with some of the wildest fan

theories

.
Sometimes it seems like the fans know more about the show than the creators themselves. Hit the red subscribe button to be the first to know about everything silly about Escrima and content, Rick's character is such an enigma that most fan theories center around trying to better understand what motivates him. to the smartest man in the universe, but does anyone really know what Rick is thinking or even if he is the Rick we think we know? This fan theory asks precisely that question when it assumes that the Rick we follow on the show is not the original Rick from that timeline, they propose that the Rick who originally belonged to this universe actually died when Beth was young instead of abandon her and the Rick we know and love simply showed up and replaced him years later, the 20 years Rick spent away from Beth and her family really raised some questions in Rick in forty fans, their minds and This theory widens that gap but leads her to another new direction: claims that Rick never left, that he stayed in Beth's life the entire time, but then something so unforgivable happened that Rick erased the family's memories of him for the past 20 years and made up the story of his disappearance , whatever it was, it must have been bad enough for a decades-long abandonment to be the happier alternative.
Another big question on fans' minds is the question of who is Beth's mother in season 3 episode 1, we almost got the answer but that backstory turned out to be faked by Rick leaving them to their fate. , fans came up with a pretty surprising explanation: They suggest that the unit, the hive mind capable of entering and controlling the minds around it, which has a long romantic history with Rick, could actually be Beth's. Mom, it would have had to have been another woman's body inhabited by the unit for this to make sense, of course, but in the Rick and Morty universe anything really is possible.
Another fan theory looks at Beth's origin story and this one really takes the cake. Remember Miss Frizzle, the red-haired teacher from the Magic School Bus. Well, one of the most popular theories out there is that Miss Frizzle is actually Rick's ex-wife. Think about it. They are both scientists. Both have technology to shrink and travel within space. Fans of the human body and space travel have gone so far as to suggest that Miss Frizzle's famous magic school bus was won by her in her divorce, not to mention that Summer has red hair, which is known to be a gene. recessive that skips a generation and passes. from grandfather to grandson now, that's a crossover episode, we're dying to see whatever you do baby, there's one more theory about Rick's wife, only this one isn't so much about who she is but where she is, some fans They seem to think something happened. wrong with an earlier version of Rick's portal gun and that Beth's mother was sent into the unknown, they think it could explain why Rick is so depressed and angry and why we don't really know what his biggest mission is: he's looking for her. under the disguise. of causing general chaos just when you thought you knew the family, a theory arises that Ponder's if Rick is actually Morty's father.
Fans of this theory think that Rick and Morty are not actually related. The multiple Ricks actually just placed Morty with the family to protect. them until they are ready to start having adventures talking about family, apparently there could be another granddaughter of Rick out there and she could be closer than we think, according to one fan, it is possible that Tammy is actually another granddaughter of Rick from another universe where she was born in Summer Place Tammy seems to look a bit like Beth and has the same hair color as Jerry. She is also smart enough to live as an undercover agent fooling even Rick himself, perhaps his abandonment of her timeline sent her on a quest for revenge.
She will join the Galactic Federation in order to locate her grandfather. More on the topic of Tammy and the Federation. There's an interesting theory about how they were finally able to track down Rick from our timeline in the pilot episode. Rick has contraband to Morty. mega seeds through interdimensional customs and when they are caught they end up jumping through a portal and appearing in the middle of a cafeteria at Morty's high school and Beth fans concluded that Tammy saw him in high school, who befriends from Beth in an effort to get closer to the family and keep an eye on Rick, if only the bird person could have been saved in the process, why was Rick so desperate to get his hands on those mega seeds?
Although we know that they temporarily cause hyperintelligence, but if Rick is the smartest person in the universe, then why would he need them in the first place? Could it be that the mega seeds are actually what makes it so smart? Some fans think so, since we never know what Rick is drinking from the famous flask of his. he put two and two together and decided that it's actually mega-cd juice and that he drinks it constantly to maintain his exceptional intelligence. You have to do it for Grandpa Morty. You have to do it, whether it's mega seeds or just a generally high IQ.
We all know that Rick is smarter than anyone else, so smart that he might be aware that he is the star of a television show. He breaks the fourth wall in almost every episode and constantly references the fact that what we're watching is in fact episodes, so this fan theory seems pretty likely, it also adds to his rebellious nature as he's fighting the creators who keep him contained within the program. If Rick is trapped inside a television show, what show is he contained in? To be exact, fans. I wonder if he and Jerry are still stuck in the simulation from the mind-blowing episode.
M Night Shyamalan is piecing together clues from the episode like a recurring alien that turns out to be a ploutonion and the disappearance of Jerry's tuxedo that some do. In the event that Rick and Jerry are trapped forever in a treadmill-like simulation created by alien David Cross, could the entire spectacle take place within the video game Roy version 3, the original Roy that allows the player to live the life of a normal man until his death? was introduced in a previous episode and some believe that the show is simply a part of Roy's best game, but this time Roy is Morty, someone in the game room has played the Morty character since birth and still plays him today.
Thanks, I'm Jerry. I know you're Oh Jerry, the unfortunate father that everyone loves to hate or hates to love in Beth's case, some theorists have suggested that Jerry isn't actually the Jerry we started with, but they changed it to another version when Rick sent him to daycare Jerry in season two Rick got the wrong pick up ticket or he didn't really care which one he got and no one noticed. The more we know and love might not be the only Morty whose adventures we follow, after all, some believe almost. Each Rick and Morty episode follows a different Rick and Morty pair.
We know our pair belonged to Earth c-137, but there seems to be a lot of evidence pointing to the fact that we could be following The Adventures of Rick and Morty from other timelines without even realizing it, this could even include a universe in which that Rick had a plan to kill Morty in season 3 episode 10, when Maury takes off with Rick's portal gun to protect his family. Rick later appears with a gun saying that he was going to kill Jerry. With this, some think that his real intention was to kill Morty to prevent him from becoming another evil Morty if he is left alone.
Evil Morty intrigues fans so much that there are a million theories about him, one theorizing that Rick's Citadel was built to defeat evil Morty Rick's are notoriously independent people, but evil Morty must have been such a threat that those organized to defeat them together clearly haven't succeeded yet, but we definitely haven't seen the last of the evil Morty, there is a common belief in our Morty. Isn't this Rick's original Morty in the opening titles? There are several moments that seem fatal for Morty. This includes being eaten by three green aliens and most fans believe this really happened.
The original Morty died on an adventure and as we have seen. Rick simply jumped into a universe with an existing Morty and a dead or missing Rick and picked up where he left off. Another slightly darker theory is that Morty eventually became Rick. This one is a little difficult to untangle, but general idea. is that Morty will become Rick and the reason Rick has taken Morty under his wing is to try to prevent this from happening, but Rick, being the imperfect person that he is, continues to make the same old mistakes, which leads to Morty eventually becoming so jaded.
As it is and they go around and around forever, most people who watch the show understand that Rick suffers from major depression, but this theory suggests that Rick's character could actually represent depression. Dan Harmon has spoken openly about her struggle with it and has hinted that Rick's manic behavior one minute and depressive behavior the next could be a metaphor for the illness itself continuing down a more mystical path for a moment. Some fans have come to the conclusion that Rick is God due to his ability to watch himself on a television. It shows the way time seems to move differently around him and the enormous god complex of him.
The idea that the show's creators would turn an atheist scientist character into the Almighty himself is an idea that the show's viewers love to speculate about; Similarly, another popular theory. claims that Rick is somehow immortal and that he has created an immortality serum or devised some other way to cheat death completely considering Rick doesn't sound too far-fetched, we've seen other Ricks die in the past, maybe our Rick is the only one to notice. One extremely existential fan has come to the conclusion that the show is an explanation of the nature of human consciousness in its entirety.
Rick represents each of us and each different universe and world are representative of the different parts of us, our ideas, emotions and how we see the world close to Squatch and Squatch one of the best parts of Rick and Morty are the little supporting characters that appear for a minute to delight us. One of these charming characters is Noob Noob, the janitor we meet in season 3. Fans loved him so much that they investigated a theory that Noob Noob is actually part of his favorite television show. In trailers and clips from the show we see a helicopter pilot who looks almost exactly like him and fans have concluded that they are. one in the same another favorite supporting character is mr. screwed up the family friend who Beth accidentally shot so she mistook him for a parasite in disguise, fans think mr.
Poopy Butthole is actually a parasite after all, but a much stronger one who hides out in the world posing as Mr. Poopy Butt to infiltrate the world around him or I hope he's not an evil parasite and let's see much more of him in season four. One of the most amazing theories out there is that the entire show is about ice cream, there's a lot of ice cream, and Rick and Morty characters of all kinds eat and talk about it so much in any given episode that it's led fans to wonder. If the real reason Rick and Morty returned to this particular timeline is because Earth is the only planet he ever invented. real ice cream, it could be amazing if it were true, but this theory sounds a little ridiculous, the show Rick and Morty is a great ride if you know anything about it, which you probably do, because why would you be watching this? you know that in it the characters are thrown between an infinite number of realities, planets and dimensions, which is enough to give you whiplash from the comfort of your living room or, more realistically, the beds you have on leptin days , let's be honest because the characters jump between Fans of the show's parallel universes have developed multipletheories about hidden plots that Adult Swim writers created but are hidden from commoners.
Let's dive into a theory that keeps coming up. Evil Morty is Rick's original Morty and this one actually makes sense. minutes of adventure when we're not sharing quotes, making memes or finding Easter eggs hidden in the episodes, Reddit users suggest multiple wild theories, like Rick knows he's on TV, that's why he sometimes breaks the fourth wall, of course, and that. Rick and Jerry never gave up the simulation, meaning the entire show could be a simulation of itself, oh for God's sake that's enough, we've enjoyed perusing these many threads from excited fans, the theory that caught our attention attention is the drum roll please, we hope so.
I didn't mind the title of this video, that evil Morty is actually Rick's original Morty, although it may seem like a stretch, we think the fans of the show have really done their homework on this one and by homework we of course mean to binge watch this series. over and over again with complete reckless abandon, okay, buckle up, it's about to get weird, so when you read the official description of the show, it says that Rick Sanchez has been missing for about 20 years and suddenly he comes to the daughter Beth's store looking to move. with her and her family, we are led to believe that Morty grew up without a grandfather and was deprived of that special male bond that comes with dating a twisted old white man, but in episode 10 of season 1 we see from Rick's memory that he It's holding a little baby Morty if he was out for a walk and who knows in what universe it doesn't make sense for these images to exist again on the surfaces of the photos in the episode it gets sloppy in season 2 where Morty sees a photo of Rick holding a baby Morty in Bird. person's wall these two photos just don't add up or the person in charge of continuity on the show should be fired or these are clues to something bigger, something better.
Our theory is that the baby is not the Morty we know and love, but is in fact a different baby, that's right, hold on to your hats, we think C-137 Rick has that memory of a different one to mention where he raised a different Morty and then apparently abandoned him. Now we know what you're thinking. Would Rick do that One Morty abandonment? for another well into Rick Lantis confusion, we meet the lizard Morty, the results of Rick combining a lizard and a Morty, someone please tell PETA and on Rick's nearby counters we see Rick electrocuting a Morty, like this From this we deduce that it's pretty clear that Rick has no problem putting Morty in danger because Rick seems to have no attachment to worlds or other people, so it's not crazy to suggest that he could trade one Morty for another, especially considering the ease with which you could access a new

morty

in the process, the attachment is never fully there knowing you could find another morty with just a quick change in dimensions and the images themselves are completely different, plus morty is a baby in both, but they show different ages, suggesting that Rick was present much more often than we were originally led to believe. at least around some version of morty long enough to take a couple photos someone is going to get laid at college in this alternate world where

rick

is raising morty we think something went wrong because

rick

is not, shall we say, the figure ideal father that we believe is his baby Morty became corrupted along the way and turned evil.
Our theory is that Morty doesn't have Jerry. He never developed deep-seated and crippling insecurities. Instead, when Rick raised him, he learned to be incredibly full of himself and intelligent in all other versions. Morty, let's say, isn't the sharpest tool in the shed, so we think evil Morty must have been with Rick for a long time and his intelligence rubbed off on her, so what happened in this alternate universe? You wonder how Rick separated himself from evil. Wow, Morty, well, we think the answer lies in the show's opening scene, in which his grandfather takes Morty to his spaceship for the first time, but Morty's demeanor is remarkably calm.
I don't know about you, but my grandfather dragged me out. out of bed and onto that flying piece of trash. I'd be at least entertained, sure having to ride shotgun alongside your drunk grandfather isn't the ideal scenario, but you're still flying in a spaceship, we think this isn't Morty. The first time we fly we think this is evil, oh god, Morty, and we think his attitude reflects that he's tired as hell and just wants to go back to bed, plus, even though the man is a certified bloodhound, he's particularly twisted in the scene, is that why? something happened something that led him to drink is such a reckless way that Rick says he wants a new beginning, but from what we believe, he wants a new relationship with a new Morty, a morty who isn't evil or hates him, so maybe Maybe I wanted something original.
The evil Morty will die in the accident so that a new Morty can be adopted in another universe, but the plan goes awry. Morty lives and Rick doesn't realize it. Rick fell apart and was left stranded on a desert planet by the evil Morty, so this Morty is cooking. with abandonment and we meet him again in episode 10, we believe that the evil Morty, who wants revenge or some kind of misguided sense of closure, studied Rick's notes and created Morty's matrix to bring him out of hiding if he still doesn't you are convinced. Listen we pulled out a couple of lines that we believe are indisputable evidence in the episode.
Close Rick counter type Rick Rick says that a cocky Morty can lead to big problems can be a really bad thing for everyone, as if he's speaking from experience, we think Rick is having a particularly poignant case of deja vu and it doesn't sit well, while That counter could be that we've seen other cocky Mortys on the show think of police officer Morty and toned Morty. There's something about his tone in this scene that carries us along. believe that Rick knows what will become of him if he continues to display these traits in the same episode.
Rick tells Morty that he is the richest Rick, but does not affirm Morty's claim that he is the most deistic Morty, perhaps further proof that this is not like the original Morty in the last lines of dialogue of a episode 1 of season 3, Rick is talking to Morty and tells him that they are both the de facto patriarch of your family and your universe. Notice how Rick said your universe as if you were implying that Rick didn't. We don't share a bond with that particular Morty in any universe, so what evil behavior of Morty points to his sordid past, let's remember how evil Rick is being controlled by the evil Morty, well that means that all the evil that Rick does to him he did and told Rick it comes from evil.
Morty, so when evil Rick says that Rick doesn't care about Morty's script, that it's being written by evil Morty, it seems a little personal, no, he also cuts Rick off and tells him that he's not as smart as he thinks he is. es, maybe that anger is fueled by more than just a general hatred towards Wouldn't he want to copy Rick's memories and then kill him so we don't? Forget that when looking at these memories, Rick Wells stands up when he sees the photo of baby Morty, maybe that emotion is due to the deep regret that Rick feels for the way things happened, oh my god, I can't believe this, like this If we put all this together it is something like this during the 20 years that Rick C-137 was missing from the pilot universe.
He raised an incredibly intelligent Morty and then treated him like trash and in classic Rick fashion. Then this little Marty grew up and challenged Rick's intelligence. Something happened. Among them that separate them some theorists suggest that perhaps he too Cronenberg deiville Morty's world as he did with the pilot universe or simply abandoned this Morty to find a better one Rick flees to another dimension to take on the role of grandfather and intervene When Morty has real parents raising him—we use the term loosely because, well, Jerry, we think that's why he's so eager to teach Morty about the ways of the universe and Hugh considers him a companion—but get it right this time. .
Rick's guilt for evil. Morty makes him treat the new Morty better, which helps strengthen their bond. This could also explain Rick's crazy rant at the end of episode 1, where he says he may have found the perfect Morty, not smart enough to rebel or become too smart for his own good, but brave enough to be his sidekick. Rick and Morty forever, forever, a hundred years, ha ha, clearly something happened to the way Rick raised the evil Morty that made him not so perfect and allowed Rick to abandon him easily, but when the evil Lord finds Rick, he controls it. evil Rick in order to catch the original Rick.
He wants to examine their memories, maybe to get some closure on what happened between them and then tries to absorb their intelligence to prove that he's the one in power now, while we obviously love how the theory fits in because it significantly develops the evil character. of Morty and shows how complicated Rick is. There are a few holes we would like to address. The first is that the baby picture evidence could easily be discredited by the assumption that Rick could have stopped by to visit Morty when he was little, but we think that's too easy, your problem is that because we're dealing with a infinite multiverse, there are infinite Rick and Mortys playing infinite versions of themselves, regardless of whether they are evil or not, there is probably one. universe in which evil Morty is rising through the ranks, that's the problem with this show, anything is possible.
The writers could have also tried to retcon the whole 20-something thing by shoehorning in some random visits from Rick when Morty was younger and now it's your turn to weigh in. In time to go, Morty fans everywhere are hooked on the next season of Rick and Morty and we can't wait to see what adventures await us, but there are some things that even the most dedicated fans are dedicated to. Members of the show may not know that the show has a lot of amazing behind-the-scenes secrets and gossip, so let's start scratching, show me what you've got, ah, this Szechuan sauce.
Who thought that a cartoon TV show could cause unrest among its fans and us? We're not just talking on message boards if you don't know there was a joke at the end of the season three premiere about a special McDonald's Szechuan sauce that was only released for a limited time with a Disney movie that Mulan released in 1998. There was such demand for the sauce after that episode aired that McDonald's brought it back, only they didn't have enough stock and fans literally rioted, luckily for show creator Justin Roi and McDonald's actually sent him a bottle whole of the sauce, if you know anything about it.
Dan Harmon, you know he's a big fan of 80s and 90s pop culture, he really knows his stuff and he's found some really clever ways to sneak in references whenever he can. One of the most subtle ones that you may have never noticed is Morty's car. Dad Jerry drives, he is actually the famous Queen family truck driver who appeared in the cult national satirism family vacation. Hartman's strained relationship with Chevy Chase from their time in the community might have also inspired the design choice a bit. Once we meet him and I love cartoon characters just the way they are, it's really hard to imagine another voice coming out of their mouths.
This is very true of Jerry, who is brilliantly voiced by the lovable and sometimes perfectly pathetic Saturday Night Live alum Chris Parnell. I remember feeling that way with a young man. The lady called your mom and that's not urban disorder, but if they had gone another direction, Jerry could have turned out completely different. Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston actually auditioned for the role, and while we'll always love him as Walter White, we'll stick with our Jerry. The way it is, thank you very much, that's not the only involvement Bryan Cranston had on the show, however, while he may not even know about the next one, the now infamous Pickle Rick episode instantly became one of fan favorites.
I became a huge Pickle Morty boomer. reveals that I'm a pickle and was actually inspired by an episode of Breaking Bad, specifically the one where Walt's truck breaks down in the desert crater. Justin Roiland was inspired by the idea of ​​Walt totally trapped without the team of people he would normally rely on. He wanted to see how smart Rick was in the most isolated circumstances, just like Walt gets Swift. You may not hear it regularly on the radio, but it remains one of our forever favorite songs, the simple but catchy tune that Rick andMorty improvised on the fly.
The goal of saving Earth from destruction in a galactic version of The X Factor has some pretty surprising origins, although you'd think it was scripted for the episode. The episode was actually written around the song that Justin Roiland wrote when he was a kid. I wanted to prove to a childhood friend that it was exactly a good song, it seems like a show like Rick and Morty would have a pretty adult rating, but they actually rarely show tv-14, that's because the Cartoon Network Adult branch Swim on which Rick and Morty airs. wants to make sure the show stays on the air because of this, only two episodes made it past TV 14 and made it to TV MA, however the episode Interdimensional Cable 2 was the first, probably due to the repeated mention of a certain part of the body and Vindicator x' 3 the return of World Ender because well, with all that violence, it's difficult to talk about an animated series that travels in space and time like Rick and Morty without at least mentioning its predecessor Futurama and Dan Harmon lo know in fact during early promotions for the show, he compared it to a cross between Futurama and The Simpsons and some fans have even wondered if Futurama and Rick and Morty take place in the same universe or multiverse, that is, people has seen both the slurm logo and the Planet Express ship in episodes of Rick. and Morty, who knows, although they may not want to be him, it seems that fans are interested in acting like Jerry at least in a particular way in the episode Big Trouble in Little Sanchez.
Jerry is seen playing a game on his tablet that is very, very Basically, Jerry quietly pops balloons and that's it. If you're looking for a piece of that action, you can actually play the mindless balloon popping game. It's called Rick and Morty Presents Jerry's Game. Futurama isn't the only world that seems to coexist. with Rick and Morty, although it might be less surprising that the other show that belongs to the Rick and Morty universe was created by Dan Harmon himself. That's right, there's plenty of evidence indicating that the community and Rick and Morty share a timeline. or two in the autoerotic assimilation episode, Rick even creates an alien version of the community before getting bored of it and moving on in classic Rick style while he was up in the air.
Community gained a reputation for developing too many inside jokes over the course of its seasons and Dan Harmon wanted to avoid the same mistake when it came to Rick and Morty, so aside from a couple of recurring characters from the first season, it really They pushed new stories as much as possible in the second and third in most of the shows in the process. Developing, writing and selling a pilot episode can take months or even years, but not for the guys behind Rick and Morty. No, the story goes that the pilot was written in just six hours and not only that, but it happened the same day the show was purchased. by Adult Swim Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland had just left the pitch meeting and immediately sat down together and finished the script at the end of the day Jerry, I don't want what's happening here to stop, we always wonder where that catchphrase comes from crazy. and Rick has his fair share of good ones, possibly the most memorable being his classic, while some think it was a reference to the iconic Russian novel Fathers and Sons, they are actually wrong and that it was written into the script as a nod to Curly of three.
The Stooges and history were made while fans will forever miss the community; In reality, we might not have Rick and Morty if the beloved sitcom didn't go under after its unceremonious firing in season three. Dan Harmon was suddenly unemployed and looking for something to fill the time in the gap between his layoff and his return to finish the final season of Community, he began working on Rick and Morty with Justin Roiland, so while it's possible While we have lost our favorite studio group, we gained a new favorite cartoon family. Bill Cosby is a touchy subject these days and for good reason, but the disgraced comedian actually has a very loose involvement in the creation of Rick and Morty or at least his legal team does when he was making cartoons. . for channel 101 on Dan Harmon's website, Justin Roiland did one called House Shakarez that featured a bunch of Bill Cosby clones.
It was incredibly popular, but after five episodes, Cosby's people took notice and shut them down with a cease and desist. Roylene's next project was a direct result of Matt getting into legal trouble as a sort of nephew of the lawyers who had stifled his last project. Boylan joined forces with Dan Harmon to create a very dark and twisted version of the beloved '80s classic, Back to the Future, called The True Animated Adventures of the Doctor and Marty with an H, which aimed to further upset copyright lawyers. Author, luckily for us, Roy Allen had a lot of fun recording the voices of these two characters and decided to stop using the cartoon in protest and created what would be the first prototype of Rick. and Morty may seem difficult for a show that is often so absurd to break into the mainstream, but something about Rick and Morty just can't be stopped.
A striking example of this is the song Terry Fold, which was co-written by Roiland on The indie band Chaos Chaos Terry Fold began playing on the radio in the background of the Rest and Relax episode before its release on iTunes, but on September 23 By 2017 it had reached number 33 on Billboard's Hot Rock Songs chart, the show's popularity has increased. spawned quite a few different side projects, from advertising collaborations to animated shorts and comics. The comics have been an incredible way for fans to keep up with Rick and Morty during the show's long hiatus between seasons. If you're a big fan of the series, you know it takes place primarily in the c-137 dimension, but what might surprise you? is that the first ten issues of the comic actually took place in C 132 with a different Rick and Morty if you ever doubted that Rick and Morty had worldwide appeal.
Look no further than the bizarre Brush World Adventures short film that will change your mind one year after the surprise first episode of season 3 premiered. Adult Swim released this crazy Australian version of Rick and Morty created by Australian animator Michael Cusack while at fans loved it. the mayor of the Australian city Bendigo did not and went out of her way to clarify that her house is nothing like the way it is portrayed in the cartoon that we mentioned before that the space between the seasons of Rick and Morty were longer than usual, something that hard. fans didn't take it too lightly in an effort to keep interest and fans subdued.
Adult Swim also released a series of brilliant stop-motion short films created by British animator Lee Hardcastle that lasted only 15 to 21 seconds. These little movies parodied 16 of the most famous movies out there from 2001, A Space Odyssey to Honey I Shrunk the Kids, they are all on YouTube and we highly recommend watching them. The fact that some big advertisers jumped at the chance to partner with Rick and Morty really says something about what a massive sensation it is that the show seems like the last show anyone would want to associate with their brand, but the advertising executives behind Carl's Jr. .
Old Spice and the movie Alien Covenant no, they really couldn't resist. An old friend even appears in The Old Spice ad. The poor butter robot ends up devoured by a can of Old Spice, but at least it means the end of his existential life. Suffering from Rick's unfortunate habit of always burping well may seem to some to be the result of his rampant alcoholism and his overall lifestyle, but it's actually more of a family affair than we realize. Sarah Chalke, who voices Rick's troubled daughter Beth, shares this trait with her lively old man, the actress can burp on demand whenever she feels like it, this is actually something Justin Roiland is jealous of, as that it takes a lot of effort for him to produce all those Rick burps mid-sentence while recording, excuse me, in the first season of Rick and Morty, the writers' room, it was everyone's business, they've since changed it, but the evidence of that still exists in animation.
There are so many random alien creatures in the show that the team decided to make their design a little dirty. the background aliens you see are actually based on male anatomy, yes they actually set out to make these creatures look like male body parts and then through the eyes and Mel is on them almost all the cartoon characters animated will tell you that they are a fan of the Simpsons or at least what they used to be for a long time Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon are no different and they took the opportunity to put their Rick and Morty spin on one of the beloved couch jokes of the Simpson, of course, things got a little more ridiculous than the Springfield family usually does, Rick and Morty crashed their spaceship into the Simpsons house, effectively liquefying the family, don't worry though things They turn out well in the end, the episode on fake nocturnal aliens is one of the best by a ton. of mind-blowing twists and a guest voice by comedian David Cross as the leader of a group of aliens trying to trick Rick into revealing his formula for concentrated dark matter.
It's a classic, but it was actually based on something that happened to a friend of Justin Roiland's apparently the guy had a bad acid trip and started hallucinating aliens before ending up taking off all his clothes to be invisible to the imaginary space invaders. It's no secret that Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland aren't afraid to let things go. become quite dark in the Rick and Morty universe, but it actually could have been even darker Originally, Roiland wanted each episode to end with a version of the Earth destroyed, he thought it would be a fun running gag, but eventually the other writers did it. outvoted.
Get out of here and go on a classic Rick and Morty adventure—yes, Rick and Morty is a virtual compendium of pop culture references, from digs at the Titanic to an obscure reference to National Lampoon's family vacation. The show's writers love to pay homage to what came before. but sometimes they do more than that, sometimes they directly steal from other programs and we mean that in the best possible way. Oh, Pablo Picasso once said that good artists borrow, great artists steal, and Shakespeare blatantly stole plot lines all the time. Wow, so the writers of Rick and Morty are in good company, what we are trying to say is please don't say bad things about us in the comments or just in the messenger.
Now, without further ado, let's look at 10 Times Rick and Morty Blatantly Stole From Other Shows, So Rick. and Morty is not the first irreverent cartoon to mercilessly attack pop culture. Southpark did it and the Simpsons did it before them; in fact, South Park made an entire episode based on that same premise just to prove the point, sometimes you just have to take what came before. and put your own spin on it and they've been doing it for over two decades. Likewise, Rick and Morty writers have raided the annals of science fiction to fuel the fever dream.
The adventures of a mad scientist and his hapless grandson in the season. 1 episode Rick the lawnmower dog enhances Snuffle's intellect to the point where he becomes a cybernetic tyrant bent on world domination and if that story seems somewhat familiar it's because it's a similar plot to the classic 1959 novel Flowers for Algernon where a man with an intellectual disability undergoes surgery. that transforms him into an insufferable know-it-all like snuffles without taking over the entire world part no, that part came straight from the movie The Lawnmower about a simple gardener who becomes a megalomaniacal cybergod after his mind is enhanced by at least one computer.
In Rick and Morty, Snuffles and his army of dogs get their own canine planet to call home, which sounds a lot like Dog World, a pitch from co-creator Justin Roiland in 2012 that was ultimately rejected. Wow, a whole world populated by intelligent dogs if there is a contemporary show that bears a striking resemblance to Rick and Morty, Cartoon Network's The Venture Bros, which premiered in 2004, the show followed dr. Rusty Adventure, his bodyguard Brock, and his two home-schooled children as they stumble upon a series of endlessly bloody misadventures, including one in which the children are miniaturized and injected into their father to seek a chronic illness similar to the time Morty was shrunken and shot. the bowels of a homeless man where Rick had built an amusement park because nothing is sacred to Rick Sanchez, both reference the iconic Fantastic Voyage, but the similarities between the two shows don't end there, dr.
A company like Rick is a mad scientist who regularly puts his children in danger.dangerous situations that often lead to their deaths and when that happens, he replaces them with clones, not unlike how Rick is theorized to have replaced Morty with one from a different dimension. type of relationship with him, both shows feature countless pop culture references, a parade of whimsical supporting characters, copious acts of violence, and a series of issues with his father, okay, I got it, they're there in his prostate, so, how do we get it out? But wait. There's more Rick and Morty have stolen stories from more than one episode of Venture Bros in the season four finale, Prom Dr.
Repeated rejection by women leads him to create a love potion that, once activated, transforms people into mantis-like creatures that become hungry. That's about four years before Rick Cronenberg, the entire world, Dr. The company almost followed suit, fortunately for the companies and the rest of humanity, the infection did not spread on a global scale when Brock Samson, his OSI-trained killing machine, put an end to the creatures in classic Brock style with a damn giant knife, maybe if Brick employed his services, they wouldn't have had to skip the city and start over in a replacement dimension; However, there are some surprising differences between the two protagonists, while Rick, as the smartest guy in the universe, Dr. venture is a trust fund baby living off his father's legacy perpetually on the verge of bankruptcy, but there are multiple dimensions to the venture universe and one features a super successful version of Rusty Venture, so I guess what we're saying is that Rusty is like the Rick who eats his own poop.
I hate that my good name is used for this. This Bologna R&R may not be our favorite episode, but it has one of the best cold openers of all time after Rick pulls Morty out of a class for a quick 20-minute adventure that gets out of control and turns into an epic space opera that culminates in a nervous breakdown for our interdimensional adventurers. They go to a spa to detox and tea stems. Their personalities are literally split in two with a toxic Rick and Morty and a non-toxic Rick and Morty, while Rick and his counterpart try to merge the alter egos, the non-toxic Morty goes on a total ego trip and becomes a power broker to negotiate. with all the wolves of Wall Street, but with many fewer prostitutes and barbiturates. duel of people is an old one from dr.
Jekyll and mr. Hyde for the 90's professor and even family matters, but Rick and Morty is not the first animated show to use it, it also serves as a plot in Dexter's Laboratory in the episode Dr. Dee Dee and Dexter Hyde, the main character creates A good and bad version of him and his sister Dee Dee and, just like in R&R, Dexter and Dee Dee have to merge with their other selves and restore the status quo. Anyone who has seen a couple of episodes of Rick and Morty knows that he owes Back to the debt of gratitude.
Future, the iconic 1985 time-travel adventure about a hapless teenager, his bad scientist friend, and incest in the 1980s or a very different time when I, when incest jokes were funny, assumed We don't know, when I kiss you it's like I'm kissing. As Rick Doc Brown, he has no scruples in his pursuit of superscience and deals with some unsavory characters, in this case a band of Libyan terrorists. Did we not mention that there is a subplot with terrorists because there is? I think we can all agree that this is a total plot. Rick moving the doctor isn't total idiocy towards Marty after all, it helps him return to the future instead of letting him die on a giant frog planet like Rick could have done, not to understand the dynamic of Rick and Morty, we have to go .
Further back, to another time-traveling duo, Mr. Peabody and Sherman, which follows the time-travel adventures of a know-it-all scientist and his hapless companion, granted mr. Peabody isn't the same jerk as Rick, but he's as condescending and reckless as you'd expect from a talking dog, just ask, the show's writers must have an affinity for Stephen King because he's referenced so many times throughout. rod series, for example, the episode Something Rick AddThis Way Comes plays as a condensed version of Needed Things, a novel that was later made into a film in the 1990s. The so-called testicle monsters, voiced by Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key, have a striking resemblance.
So far, the lehnga eating leaders from the movie and the book of the same name and the lawnmower man we mentioned earlier were based on a short story written by the horror master himself, even the title of Rick Shank Redemption is a reference to King's famous story, The Shawshank Redemption, which also received a movie treatment, as King wrote everything they didn't make into a movie, as you may remember, the plot of Shawshank involves a man who escapes from a prison by tricking his jailer the same way Rick does it in the episode, although Rick does it by jumping from one host's body to another like a possessed spirit because if you're going to copy someone else's homework you should at least do it a little more relaxed.
I admire you, Rick, if you have the Robocop and the red dragon references. and when uploading gazorpazorp you may have missed darker references specifically a callback to the cult classic Zardoz released in 1974 Zardoz features Sean Connery after the tie-in with a red diaper and also a giant floating head that throws weapons, for some reason , many, many weapons, that same head can be seen on gazorpazorp spitting sex. robots, but the gazorpazorp Ian is for reproducing and stuff. Additionally, this is not the only episode to feature giant floating heads, be it gas or pianos, an aggressive and violent type, which are also inspired by Connery's warrior tribe as part of the film.
If you've had the privilege of watching Zardoz, you'll know that he is absolutely crazy and wouldn't be out of place in an episode of Rick and Morty; However, that's not the only dark movie referenced in the episode; has a similar plot to 1993's Bad Boy Bubby, in which a man is kept inside by his mother, who lies about the outside world being poisonous. Morty tells the same lie to Morty June, his gazorpazorp baby, as a means of keeping him inside and preventing him from going on a killing spree like in bad boy blobby Morty Jr. . He escapes captivity to explore the world around him.
If you're a fan of Adult Swim, you've probably seen their groundbreaking 2014 short, "Too Many Cooks," which begins in typical sitcom style by introducing the show's main characters and then goes on to introduce more and more. characters until things get a little crowded and violent If any of this sounds like it could be an episode of Rick and Morty it's because it totally is and it's glorious. Rick Hall's second season operates under the same premise by introducing more and more characters through shape-shifting parasites until it becomes a bloodbath after the Smith family discovers how to distinguish the parasites from the members. legitimate members of the family.
They slaughter the impostors with an arsenal of weapons designed by our favorite to mention hop and grandpa. It was a fun episode even sir. shitty ass Oh, a character who everyone totally suspected of being a parasite got shot in the bathroom because living with Rick Sanchez means making terrible mistakes and then drinking away your problems. We are very happy that he is well. The second episode of the second season saw the return of Gearhead, Do You Even Know My Real Name? It's Rivoli o'clock berg jr, the Gear Wars fan from the end of season 1, as well as a brief cameo by meeseeks in Blitz and Shits, also saw the introduction of the universe's most likable assassin, Bob Ulis Michael.
I loved killing whoever gets crushed to death when Morty rams him with a wrecked spaceship, a decidedly fantastical move that could have been learned from 1988's Midnight Run, where bounty hunters routinely used motorized vehicles to incapacitate their targets. The episode's puny title, Morty Knight Run, is also a direct homage to Robert DeNiro's vehicle where he flees from the authorities with a wanted fugitive just as Rick and Morty do with the fart, the interdimensional gas cloud that alerts her to spoiler turns out to be a genocide, all manic, one of the most memorable parts. of the episode features a series of psychedelic fart-induced dream sequences that pay homage to Vince Collins' animated short Malice in Wonderland, oh, and the sequence features a David Bowie-inspired musical number song by Flight's Jemaine Clément of the Conchords, fame, phew, that's a lot of references!
For an episode, here comes another fun Mad Max fury ride that had such an impact that it's not a huge surprise that the show's writers decided to parody it in season three. The episode begins with some annihilating an angry mob of dystopian scavengers throughout Max. Rockatansky proves once and for all that summer doesn't need a sentient spaceship to take care of itself. Thank you very much, though, it's not just that Mad Max movie that's being parodied. The writers also took inspiration from Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, the third Mad installment. The Max franchise in that film, Mel Gibson's Max, was forced to fight inside Afra's mention dome with a chainsaw, a sequence that remains one of the best in franchises, such as Max.
Rick also throws Morty into a Thunderdome arena to keep the hosts distracted from him. He can go about his business by stealing the powerful isotope 322 to power Aztec, not unlike how writers steal from other shows to skin Rick and Morty's adventurers. I don't know about you, but we can't wait for a new season to drop until That Happens. I guess we're going to rewatch all of our favorite episodes. What did you think of this video? What are your favorite references? Limousines and plot lines. What movies or shows do you want to see satirized in season 4? Tell us in the comments. section below and while you're at it, why not do the right thing and subscribe to our channel for more videos about your favorite animated shows.

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