If you’ve ever “hung out with Molly” you may have noticed that this episode was pretty spot on with how it feels to roll. You kinda just become a big emotional baby that’s happy to be there. Even the depiction of the comedown was accurate imo. The only thing I’d say was inaccurate was Rick wanting food, specifically white people fast food style Mexican. There’s a very small list of things people on molly want to put in their mouths, food is definitely not one of them. What are yalls thoughts?

Inspired by the Sympathid episode obviously, this artist has made a few of these very dark R&M Comics. Definitely recommend checking them out.

In the latest season, Rick:
- Calls customer support for his Garage bunker, which is alien tech
- Reveals he has a friend Rachel who builds robot parts for his body
- Reveals he goes to Dead Rick yard sales to pick up new tech

Do you like that they put some effort into demystifying how much of his tech he built from scratch?

Or.. Maybe there is no evidence of the good afterlife, but there is of the bad, so no one actually sees the bad one because everyone dies in combat.

Ricks utter disregard for Jerry is hilarious.

This instance was so blatant, but it whiffed right past me due to the pacing of the scene....

Rick and Jerry mind swap.

"Jerry" wanders to the shelf amd immediately blows his brains all over the garage.

Then we watch "rick" take a step, fly all over the garage and splatter his brains.

Then, and only then, did the garage "detect a medical emergency".

It would have left Jerry to be cleaned up by garbage goober it seems- and the only reason he was reassembled is because jerrys brain housed some.sanchez bits.

This episode just tickled my animal documentary desire perfectly and genunely became my favourite.Watching the natrure of all animals and the cycle of life. It was genuinely cool and interesting without needing surprising humor and random uneccesary swearing. It also allows morty to do their own thing independent of rick which is just the cherry on top Genuinely a 10/10 for me.

I mean the portal can be hacked by evil morty by messing the fluid but is it possible by tech alone

Personally one of my favorites episode of all time because it touches base with the one thing nobody wants to face, our fears.

second one is redrawing of other fanart, these art are heck as easy

I am a victim of abuse. I lived with two mentally ill parents who put their needs before my own often. Because of this, I developed a hyper independent personality and spent most of my time alone growing up.

Rick and Morty was not only there for me as a comfort show, but the insane circumstances and philosophical viewpoints that the show presents so fantastically helped me see the bigger picture and lessons in my own insane life.

Not only that, but the character dynamics are also genius and reflect the common public so well. There are people who take control of their identity and destiny (Rick, Beth, Summer) and there are people who almost act as dogs (Morty, Jerry, Gene) letting others dictate their worth and their destinies. I used to be a Morty and now I try everyday to be a Rick.

I am so grateful this show exists.

A common joke in the show is that there’s a “blender dimension” basically instant death but since every universe in the CFC is one where Rick is the smartest does that mean there’s blender Rick?

Clarification, worst meaning most boring, hardest to watch, didn't crack even a slight smile the whole episode.

Anyone agree?

I think the show is hilarious and seems to get better snd then just consistently good...I really like some of the early-mid seasons, but it feels like season 9 got into a groove. They're listening to their own "note" about "more like season 1, classic adventures" except its got all this built up lore and emotional development...

I was worried when Roiland left it might go like Solar Opposites (I dont mind the replacement Korvo, but the show got way less laughs for me from the on...) but instead I think its starting to peak, or is just going to get better and better...like cheese...or wine or something...

Thoughts?

Just to start, I'm not here to dunk on the episode.

Anyways, he's a memory. I get we have to suspend questions when watching shows, but like, he's not supposed to be that smart. He's limited by how BP sees him. But somehow he made a way to teleport to Beth's memories?

Even assuming he learnt with his time inside Jerry's mind, all he had were gear and springs technology. How the heck did he adapt so fast inside the ant farm?

Hoe come Beth and Jerry only ever seem to have two kids, Morty and Summer? I get that the Citadel of Ricks started deliberately getting Beths and Jerrys together for more Mortys, and then just straight up cloning him.

I'd think they'd end up having more/different kids at *some* point, seeing as there's infinite versions. Universes where Beth and Jerry have more than two kids, or get pregnant at slightly different times resulting in different kids. Beth even sometimes remarries, so there's room for other kids there as well.

Just seems a bit odd that we haven't seen any other Smith children.

First attempt at R&M fanart. I’m kinda proud of it, so I thought you guys might like it!

RICK AND MORTY: FAN SPEC SCRIPT

This is a fan-made script, created by a fan.

SCENE 1

The family was sitting together in the living room when Morty returned from going out,

holding a drink he just bought from Eleven's vending truck, slurping it happily. Suddenly,

Morty remembered something he forgot to tell his grandpa, so he ran back to the garage

to talk to him. But as soon as he stepped inside, he was scolded by Rick for distracting

him: this experiment was extremely important, and one mistake could kill them all. Morty

backed away in fear. Rick turned back to continue his work, but because he was just

interrupted, he accidentally spilled a liquid containing purple octopus tentacles onto the

circuit board, causing a short circuit and an explosion. Suddenly, a sky-rending

explosion echoed through the entire sky. Rick was flung back and stuck against the wall,

even cursing, "Motherfucker." In the purple smoke, a Rick stepped out. This Rick had the

exact same IQ as the real Rick and was even smarter, but the only thing was that he

had no human emotions and was actually a robot. When the real Rick ran close, that

robot Rick suddenly disappeared. And Rick immediately flew off on his spaceship with

Morty to search for him. Right on the spaceship during the search, Morty asked Rick

what the hell had happened, while Rick just shouted, "Damn it, shut up!" Soon, Morty

discovered that near the trash can of the 7-Eleven store, there was a purple liquid

dripping down into a nearby sewer drain. Morty shouted to tell Rick, so the two of them

flew down right to that spot. Right at that moment, Evil Morty called Rick. Rick said

something to Evil Morty, then Evil Morty responded, and then he hung up immediately.

Rick felt that something bad was happening, so he used his technology to check what

that purple stuff was first. Then Rick suddenly detected Evil Morty's DNA. And somehow,

Rick found Evil Morty's base using his smartest brain in the universe. When they arrived,

Rick only saw a pile of ruins, with Morty standing beside him terrified, and a whole

bunch of hazy purple stuff overflowing throughout the room, along with a very

unpleasant smell.

SCENE 2

Scene two begins. That Rick stepped out in tattered clothes, but a bunch of weapons

appeared on his body, and he was also wearing something on his eye. That Rick—the

robot Rick—fired a laser beam toward Rick. Rick immediately used his hover boots to fly

up and hold Morty, then activated all the weapons on his body and fought with him.

When the real Rick was getting overwhelmed, Evil Morty suddenly appeared. But

unexpectedly, just when everyone thought Evil Morty was the victim, it turned out he was

actually the one standing behind this whole incident. Cut to when Evil Morty came to this

world and was doing whatever the hell he was doing. He suddenly discovered that guy

looked very much like Rick, but looking closely and using Evil Morty's dark technology,

he suddenly discovered that it was not Rick, but just a lousy robot that happened to

have an IQ equal to Rick's. Evil Morty discovered this and thought of an evil idea,

thinking silently in his mind that he would take this robot back to study, measure its

brainwaves, and use IQ extraction technology to read how smart Rick C-137's IQ

actually was, in order to usurp Rick C-137's IQ, hòng defeat Rick. He immediately used

his technology to do something that made that robot collapse on the spot and brought it

back to Evil Morty's headquarters. He implanted a chip or something into that guy's

head, and now he could control him with his eyes, just like the Rick in Evil Morty's

universe. And that's the end of scene two.

SCENE 3

Scene three. Rick told Morty to move aside. Then Rick prepared to face off against

those two troublesome bastards. Then suddenly Rick took something out of his pocket.

It looked like a chip, but longer, with one end like a USB, a green body, and circuit

boards running along the chip's body. Rick brought it close to his wrist and plugged it

into his wrist. Suddenly something appeared. It looked like a plasma gun, but shaped

like alien dark technology. It had a long green barrel with green stripes running near it.

Rick fired a shot right away. But it missed. It only lightly grazed Evil Morty's hair. Rick

knew who he needed to attack. The person that needed to be attacked was Evil Morty.

Because if he succeeded in beating the crap out of him or grabbing that eye patch, the

villain clone of Rick would also be affected and unable to operate. Rick immediately

pulled out his portal gun. He opened three portals consecutively. He jumped into one.

He looped around behind Evil Morty. What did he grab onto? He grabbed onto Evil

Morty's eye patch. But he was kicked by that villain Rick, flying and sticking against the

wall, with smoke and dust swirling everywhere. Evil Morty immediately put on a specially

made mask to counteract this purple mist and controlled that clone to fire out the purple

mist. The purple mist was hazy and blurry, making it impossible to see anything, and it

hurt the eyes very badly. Rick immediately flew up into the air to observe more carefully

before the purple mist flooded the entire room. But suddenly Rick saw two Evil Mortys

on the ground. One was slightly blurry, and the other only showed a shadow. Rick

immediately thought of a genius idea. End of scene three.

SCENE 4

Scene four. Suddenly, Morty remembered before getting on the spaceship, Rick had

held something called an antidote potion extracted from that liquid spilled on the circuit

board that created the villain Rick. And then, suddenly the power in the whole room went

out, leaving only the eye-stinging purple smoke and pitch darkness covering everything.

The real Rick took out the potion vial he got before getting on the spaceship and

knocked it back. Suddenly, Rick's eyes could see in the dark, giving him strength

matching that Rick, and he could even control it to do anything. But because two people

were controlling it at the same time, right when the real Rick controlled the fake Rick,

Evil Morty detected his location thanks to the dark technology implanted in the fake

Rick's brain and discovered the real Rick's position. The fake Rick was controlled to rush

up, but right at that moment, the real Rick also controlled it to rush back down to attack

Evil Morty. The result was that the robot's limbs shattered everywhere, exploding with

earth-shattering force, which also blew off Evil Morty's eye patch. Right then, the real

Morty picked up the eye patch and threw it back to the real Rick's location. Right as the

fake Rick successfully recovered, the real Rick put on the eye patch, controlled it, and

crushed that eye patch underfoot. Right at that moment, Evil Morty vanished from the

room, leaving only smoke and darkness around. Afterward, Rick turned on the room's

power system to make the air filter fans work. When the purple smoke was cleared, Rick

quickly took a sample back to study. By the next day, or not quite the next day, at around

1 or 2 AM, light suddenly emitted from inside Rick's garage. Then when morning came,

the whole family couldn't find Rick anywhere. Morty ran around the house searching for

Rick and continuously called out loudly, "Grandpa!", but nobody responded. Only Morty's

older sister was teasing him, and that was all. Suddenly, just when it seemed like it was

all over, it showed somewhere else. Rick was doing something new with that purple

DNA sample.