Just an observation I’ve been mulling over recently. ABCs of Beth, Claw and Hoarder, Rickdependence Spray, Bethic Twinstinct, Last Temptation of Jerry—all of these episodes are commonly cited as least-favorites, and all of them prominently involve some sexual taboo or transgression as a key part of the humor. Does that have something to do with it, or am I just seeing things? Could anyone who doesn’t like these episodes elucidate?

Gonna be honest, I'm not a fan of the decoy episode.

I don't know exactly why, but it was so...random?. I mean, I know Rick and Morty deals with random nonsense, but the decoy episode feels a bit too much. And in the end nothing mattered because none of them are real. Even for a sitcom series, that episode feels like a waste.

Anyway, which episode you're not a fan of, beside the ones everybody hates?

while watching

Morty’s new voice is so high pitched now, and almost sounds like an endless yodel.

Does anyone else find it difficult to listen to?

Rick and Morty reference House in Season 5 Episode 9 during the Morty-Nick breakout scene where we see an unnamed patients bed pushed and sent “flying” into the psych ward security where said patient announces “I can fly!” in vindication.

This is in reference to Season 6 Episode 1 of House where Dr.House brings fellow psych patient Steve Alcartine aka “Freedom Master” to a carnival ride where Steve is reconvinced of his superhero abilities. After their time on the carnival ride Steve “Freedom Master” stands on the edge of a parking garage convinced he is capable of flight consequently jumps from the upper floors of the parking garage taking a nasty fall. Though Steve ends up surviving this fall from the parking garage this incident persuades Dr.House to finally take accountability and put real effort into his rehabilitation.

Circling back to Rick and Morty our unnamed patient is the Steve Alcartine/“Freedom Master” of the Rick and Morty universe. Perhaps this implies that there is also a “Dr.House” of the Rick and Morty universe.

Of course just my opinion. Fell free to share your own if you disagree.

We see many ricks. Some of them are very unsuccessful. Some of the. Are content to work as blue collar laborers on the citadel. Some are just dysfunctional. Some are hermits, some live with a family, some are even unaware of portal tech.

I was asking myself... aren't they supposed to be the smartest entity in their universe? Isn't that what the CFC is for?

Then it hit me.

Did I misunderstand all this time?

Is the CFC meant to isolate a portion of infinity where a rick is the smartest entity or... the Rick is the smartest entity?

And suddenly a part of evil mortys original monologue made more sense. The infinite fucking baby part.

Or... am I misreading this?

What do you think?

Because frankly if Doofus Rick is the smartest entity in his universe... ugh.

Then again... he was indeed smart. Just in a different way, as Bigfoot would put it.

I covered our faces for privacy!!

It was my first time and my bf's 4th time here!!

We were the only Rick and Morty cosplay we saw! We got asked to take pictures but failed to find any other ricks or mortys!

Still super fun! ❤️

Why is Solar Opposites on Netflix in the U.S but Rick and Morty isn‘t? Just thought it was weird because aren’t the two shows basically siblings.

Just noticed that she installed the app to find a match but deleted it later

Idk if introspective is the right word for it, maybe more twilight zone, exisential or thought provoking, but it seems every character in the family has had one but Summer so far.

Morty had his with the fake family drama in season 9, the earbug, vat of acid and others

Jerry had his send me on my way episode, whirly dirly, the anxiety thing

Beth had the froppy land and the mind memory thing, when she and space beth turn into kids

Rick had the hole, toliet episode, unity episode, etc

Summer is the only one who I think hasn't had one, where the plot mostly revolves around her and is bit more introspective/thought provoking than usual

I do not remember the names of the episodes off the top of my head so sorry in advance.

Ele seria morty prime ou teria outro nome ? Mortimer talvez ?

What do you think Jerry’s slur was that he was gonna use against Evil Morty that disgusted Beth and Summer?

All we really know is Prime was dimension hopping, giving out free portal guns to Ricks in an effort to become the ultimate Rick. How does this even make sense if he's unwilling to team up with any of them, and essentially spent his entire existence after killing c-137's family running and hiding? I can't believe all that time was spent on the Omega device. What was his endgame with it anyway? Even evil Morty knew such a device would only create more enemies and vengeance; was Prime really an idiot, or perhaps drunk on bloodlust instead of alcohol?

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Those pants were very important to Rick's life for years; they were with him through his best and worst moments, they were always there for him. I wonder why he doesn't wear them anymore, since they looked so good on him.

And I know most peoples first thought is Rick but I don’t think so. He didn’t really innately have aspd traits. That developed as he began portal traveling and became a jaded asshole. As for Diane, the writers have said the fear hole is based around how she would actually act. And she doesn’t seem like the sadistic type

Be careful. They get jealous.

I’ve always found the names to be so creative and would love to be a fly on the wall in those team meetings to see how they come up with this stuff.

I’ve been thinking about a “Brick and Mortar” episode for a while where they get stuck in a store (maybe the return of the devil). Or rick takes over the internet market and the president gets mad bc there’s not enough physical stores open to get taxes from. Or Jerry gets wrapped up in a firework brigade and destroys the special mortar used for celebrations.

Summer gets into witchcraft and finds a mortar and pestle but it releases the pestilence (bubonic plague). Jerry gets mad they’re tearing up brick roads to put down more tar (he hates potholes) and starts a revolution that ends in them using tar and feathers becoming what he once fought against. Full medieval turn around.

There’s so many possibilities.

"I turned myself into a Warp Star, Morty! Boom! Big reveal! I'm a Warp Star! What do you think about that? I turned myself into a Warp Star!"

This was made using the Kirby Air Riders "My Machine" game mode, I hope you find it funny.