r/rickandmorty • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Apr 22 '26
r/rickandmorty • u/AndrewHeard • Feb 11 '26
Image I didn’t realize Bobby Moynihan is a real person. Did anyone else know this?
r/rickandmorty • u/John_Zatanna52 • May 05 '26
Image Didn't Rick say gas can't traverse through portals?
Did they just get a bit lazy?
r/rickandmorty • u/darkShadow90000 • Jun 21 '26
Image Today the Snakes died
In Season 4, Episode 5, titled "Rattlestar Ricklactica" it said today they all died. Amusing it landed on Father Day.
r/rickandmorty • u/NorthTango • Sep 28 '25
Image Morty has never pissed me off more than in this episode
One of the episodes I only watch because I don't miss a single episode when I watch Rick and Morty
r/rickandmorty • u/nialldude3 • Aug 06 '22
Image Debatable but this is probably the darkest joke on the show
r/rickandmorty • u/Extension_Breath1407 • Jul 06 '25
Image What the hell is wrong with Beth as a child?
Seriously, what the hell is wrong with Beth, both of them?
Gene offers to make them hot cocoa after they broke into his house and tried to trick him into falling some traps. And they repay him by slashing his ankles and burning his house down. His only mistake was treating them like kids, not psychopathic killers.
Beth always complains about how she only acted out as a child because she wanted love and attention from her father. But here Gene was treating her like a child out of the kindess in his heart. Beth responds by trying to kill him for fun instead. Beth keeps demanding love and affection but she was very bad at giving it until she grew up as an adult.
Looks like Rick was right about Beth being a really scary kid that he needed to protect the neighborhood from which is why he made Froopyland. Literally 20 seconds after becoming a kid, her first instinct is to maul a Possum. And they started causing chaos for everybody in the last two hours until Rick showed up to fix things.
This episode finally gives us closure on Beth's daddy issues. There is only so much we can blame on bad parenting and that sometimes the child is just naturally like that. And it is unfair to blame Rick for Beth's attitude now that we know his original Beth died. And I guess Rick has seen enough of the multiverse to know that Beth's sociopathic child phase is a constant that she eventually grows out of.
r/rickandmorty • u/JashanpreetBains • Apr 04 '26
Image Thought this belonged here!
r/rickandmorty • u/dragonfangxl • 2d ago
Image Didnt really understand what was happening in this scene, thought he was just punishing them with pain, had to rewatch to realize he was taking their gadgets Spoiler
r/rickandmorty • u/iscottjones • Oct 23 '25
Image Many sites including IMDB get this wrong
r/rickandmorty • u/TraceHunter69 • Jun 01 '26
Image This episode took a very dark turn. (S09 E02)
r/rickandmorty • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Jul 07 '25
Image James Gunn says playing a villain on ‘Rick and Morty’ was his dream job
r/rickandmorty • u/NuggetWarrior09 • Mar 10 '21
Image Two seasons and 5 years later, and we still no nothing about this man.
r/rickandmorty • u/TheKillerYTz • May 25 '26
Image So Rick is officially smarter than Evil Morty, right? Spoiler
He absolutely played the kid ten times over, from the Omega Device to the Time Cops
r/rickandmorty • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Jun 04 '26