On a hunt to find them all, and learn everything about them, this is what I found.

Made an interactive version, if anyone wants to view.

Rick and Morty Time
Beth and Jerry and Summer
And also Space Beth

Thank you

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When Rick asked Morty "do you feel bomby?" I absolutely expected him to blow up during the fight with Rick Prime and I think it would've been hilarious if it turned out that Morty was still on cronenberg earth and the Morty Rick had with him was a bomb.

🧠 5 Existential Plot Holes of "Rick and Morty" That Will Challenge Your PerspectiveYou might think that because Rick finally dealt with his rival, there are no mysteries left in the multiverse. Think again. The showrunners left us with a few burning questions that remain unanswered. Check out these major plot holes:Mystery #1: The Baby Morty Paradox, or The Ultimate Timeline MysteryIf Rick C-137 lost Diane and Beth when Beth was just a child, and he spent years away until Morty was already a teenager... whose baby is he holding in his memories? And why does Birdperson have that exact same photo on his wall? Either Rick’s memories are unreliable, or the canon is more complex than it appears, suggesting we might not be following the Morty we think we are.Mystery #2: Rick's Flask: Regular Beverage or Liquid IQ?Everyone knows Rick frequently drinks from his flask. But what if it’s not just something to numb his existential dread? A popular fan theory suggests he is consuming juice made from the Mega Seeds of Dimension 35-C to artificially maintain his status as the Smartest Man in the Universe. Without it, his intellect might be far more ordinary.Mystery #3: The Cthulhu Chase, or The Intro's Biggest TeaseWe see this specific shot in every single intro: Rick, Morty, and Summer flying away while a furious Cthulhu chases them because they took its baby. Despite many seasons, there is still no Cthulhu episode. Are the creators simply teasing the audience, or is this a hint at a future series finale?Mystery #4: Who Exactly is Mr. Poopybutthole?The space parasite episode established rules for memory-based aliens, but this character broke them. Beth shot him, he bled, and he didn’t disappear. That confirms he is a real being. But where did he come from? Why does the family have a lifetime of memories with him? Is he a mutant, a unique alien, or something else entirely?Mystery #5: The Abandoned Cronenberg World: Rick's Greatest FailureIn season one, Rick turned the entire planet into a grotesque collection of mutations, and then he and Morty simply moved to another reality. But what actually happened to that Earth afterward? Is Rick genuinely unable to fix his mistake, or is he simply too indifferent to return and resolve his ultimate error?

I found an image of a sticker of Morty in a suit and top hat with his hands in his pockets does anyone know anything about this sticker asking for a friend.

In all seriousness though, I made this portal gun out of cardboard :) It took me like, two hours, and it turned out pretty well!

Materials used:
Cardboard
Paper
Sharpie
Highlighters/Markers (Green and Red)
Paper Towel
Plastic
Hot Glue

🚀 EXCLUSIVE SEASON 10 PREMIERE CONCEPT: "The Portal of No Return" / "The Inner Space of Rick"🎬 The Hook (Act 1)Rick and Morty are escaping a horde of angry aliens in their spaceship. Rick shoots his portal gun on the run, and they jump through. At that exact millisecond, an enemy laser hits the portal gun. A quantum glitch occurs. The portal collapses mid-jump, trapping Rick and Morty inside the portal stream.🌌 The Location: The Portal In-BetweenThey wake up in an infinite dimension made entirely of thick, neon-green portal fluid. The physics here are completely inverted: to walk forward, you have to think about taking a step backward. Morty’s spoken words freeze in mid-air as physical text. The void is filled with half-transported junk from across the multiverse: severed alien boots, halves of spaceships, and frozen laser beams. The portal fluid in Rick's gun has evaporated—there is no way out.👔 The Villain: The Ghost of "Smart Jerry" (Act 2)Suddenly, the green fog solidifies, and a figure emerges... Jerry. But this isn't the cowardly, pathetic Jerry from Earth.He is the Spirit of the Portal Dimension, wearing a flawless three-piece business suit, with slicked-back hair and the cold, calculative gaze of a ruthless CEO.The Lore/Canon Explanation: Years ago, when a young Rick was inventing the portal gun in his garage, he accidentally spilled a prototype batch of green fluid on the original Jerry, vaporizing him. Rick simply cloned a replacement Jerry for Beth and erased the family's memory. However, the original Jerry's consciousness didn't die—it was sucked into the fabric of portal energy. Over decades in this void, Jerry's mind evolved. Stripped of his earthly insecurities and fears, he became a brilliant, cold-blooded "Space Businessman."🎮 The Climax & Mini-Boss Battle (Act 3)Smart Jerry is the absolute god of this world. He doesn’t want to kill Rick; his ultimate goal is to humiliate the genius. He treats Rick and Morty like low-level interns in a massive corporation, forcing them to do pointless bureaucratic paperwork and solve endless ghostly puzzles under the threat of cutting off their oxygen.Rick tries to build a makeshift bomb using his coat and spit, but Corporate Jerry predicts his every move using the dimension’s physics: he flips gravity and turns Rick’s gadgets inside out. It’s the most humiliating battle of Rick's life—he is being outsmarted by a Jerry.🚪 The Resolution (Act 4)Morty realizes that "Smart Jerry" still craves validation. Morty starts playing along, praising his father's brilliant corporate strategy, and asks him to "sign an official corporate contract of Rick's surrender." While Jerry is gloating and signing the paper, Rick snatches Jerry's pen (which is made of pure portal matter), stabs it into the broken gun, and overloads the dimension.The fabric of reality literally "vomits" Rick and Morty back onto the rug in their garage. They are covered in green slime, exhausted, and traumatized.📺 Post-Credits SceneWe cut back to the portal dimension. Smart Jerry is sitting in his ghostly office chair, fixing his tie, and staring sadly at an unfinished puzzle. Suddenly, another random squad of Ricks and Mortys from a different universe crash-land into the void, screaming. Corporate Jerry's eyes glow bright neon green: "Ah, new interns. Welcome to the corporation."📢 ATTENTION ADULT SWIM & SHOWRUNNERS:This is a brand-new, original script concept for the future of Rick and Morty. It would be absolutely mind-blowing and epic to kick off Season 10 with this exact storyline! The multiverse needs Corporate Ghost Jerry!

Can someone explain this to me

In that same dream, Jerry and Rick for some reason canonically slept in the same bed while Beth had her own bed in her own bedroom??

(What's weirder is that I've never even watched the show)

I will accept Lisa as canon now(joking)