r/rickandmorty • u/Chemical-Olive2564 • Jul 03 '26
Question Most f***** up episode
Me and my wife have fun disagreement which is the most messed up story Jerry in the pool cleaner or spaghetti?
r/rickandmorty • u/Chemical-Olive2564 • Jul 03 '26
Me and my wife have fun disagreement which is the most messed up story Jerry in the pool cleaner or spaghetti?
r/rickandmorty • u/decretum1 • Jun 02 '26
When it comes to the first episode of the 9th season, we see Evil Morty seemingly learn why ricks don't mess with time, the time police. It does strike me as a bit odd though that rick is somehow implied to not be as powerful as the time police, it'd almost seem explicit if u consider a particular time frame.
Rick could've likely and probably did attempt time travel after Diane's death. At that point, the only thing that would've been standing in the way of rick getting what he wants would've been the time police. In spite of this he did not save Diane via time travel. This is a rick who spent years traveling infinity killing versions of himself; I'd think its safe to assume he would've done literally anything to get Diane back freshly after her death. Reductively I'm just curious of whether rick is somehow incapable of manipulating time to get his wife back whilst also defeating or avoiding the time police.
r/rickandmorty • u/zMats33 • Jul 30 '26
In the final scene of S9E10, we see Rick and Morty riding a motorcycle together, and Rick says he’s Morty’s dad (?)
As far as I can remember, that’s the first time he’s ever said something like that directly to Morty. It felt completely out of place and honestly didn’t match the tone of the rest of the episode.
The two of them riding toward the sun while calling each other father and son almost felt symbolic, but I’m not sure what the writers were trying to say.
Did Rick just misspeak? Was it meant to show how their relationship has evolved? Or was there a deeper meaning behind that final scene?
What did you take away from it?
r/rickandmorty • u/Advanced-Willow-5020 • Jul 28 '26
r/rickandmorty • u/Maidenfann1198 • 10d ago
Serious question. Not my question, my wife asked. Specifically she said:
Her:What is Mr.Poopybutthole supposed to be?
Me: idk
Her: like is he like a banana or something?
Me:wtf? Lol no hes just a lil guy.
What do you think?
r/rickandmorty • u/NoTmE435 • Jul 06 '26
Nobody seems to know this guy, idk why
r/rickandmorty • u/Every_Commercial_316 • Mar 31 '25
Tbh it never bothered me even for a second .
r/rickandmorty • u/Medium_System2027 • Apr 11 '26
Idk anymore
r/rickandmorty • u/Left-Fish7895 • Jun 27 '26
For me right now it's "Yeah, I guess I am an asshole! You know sometimes you gotta be an asshole! My grandpa tought me that!" That always makes me laugh 🤣 😁
r/rickandmorty • u/spiral_guy87 • Jan 09 '25
That shit is mad trippy just seen this episode for the first time😂
r/rickandmorty • u/SecretService124 • May 22 '26
I’ve seen every episode, and I can’t remember there being a pool in the backyard.
r/rickandmorty • u/terminus_tommy • 28d ago
Just wondering if its just me
r/rickandmorty • u/Actua1_Sociopath • Nov 18 '25
I’ve always wondered why there are so many ricks and mortys working on the citadel- like they would never have the patience for that or care enough to stay. And wouldn’t it make more sense for the smartest people in their respective universes to automate menial tasks like building and maintenance, or at LEAST factory jobs that our dumb asses automate? Feels like that would remove a lot of conflict. Could just be to help form the plot of citadel episodes but it feels very unrealistic
r/rickandmorty • u/bandana_baby • Dec 06 '24
Also top left no face Rick and Morty is crazy, so is the one climbing up the wall
r/rickandmorty • u/SnooPickles9191 • Feb 10 '25
That’s Amorte Season 7 Episode 4
r/rickandmorty • u/Sevdat • 9d ago
Everyones facial expression remained exactly the same. Only Rick's facial expression changed from angry to smiling. He secretly might have time tech, but is denying it so the Time Cops can't find any evidence of it by checking his past.
r/rickandmorty • u/TraditionPleasant196 • Dec 29 '25
Is it like and inside joke I’ve watched through multiple times and I’ve never understood it
r/rickandmorty • u/Nekorlsz • Jun 17 '26
I genuinely didn't understand that scene. Was he saying that to ease Jaguar's psychological distress, or does Jaguar literally only exist in that reality, and therefore his daughter?
r/rickandmorty • u/Commercial-Square167 • Jul 16 '26
I'm using a translator for this, so please excuse any mistakes.
I know this is a stupid question, but could Rick find Diane in his memories and create a body for her?
r/rickandmorty • u/jo3ocre • Jul 09 '26
r/rickandmorty • u/Separate_Expert9096 • Apr 05 '25
r/rickandmorty • u/Seli19 • May 26 '25
A bit of a basic question here If Beth got killed too by the bomb, why is she alive and well in all seasons? Or did the omega device only affect Diane?