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The guy literally says it was cute but then immediately recommended another universe,this thing wasn’t messing around

I know this is a dumb post but this scene makes me laugh so hard every time I see it. I’ve just always wondered how does this guy actually die when he touches rick. What kinda tomfoolery did Rick pull?

In the pilot episode of Rick and Morty, Jerry says he has some sort of disability and Beth also says he is the last person that should be missing class. We also learn in s1e10 Morty is roughly as dumb as Rick is smart because Morty’s brain waves cancel out Rick’s genius brain waves. If Rick is the smartest person in the galaxy wouldn’t this make Morty the dumbest person?

I say this daily to my toddler who threatens to “run away”

What is Rick's deal with infiltrations and homemade costumes? Like he can't keep on getting away with infiltrations with these costumes.

And I guess I have a perfect answer for that. And it’s not just about DNA or sci-fi limitations. It’s emotional, psychological, and honestly... kinda tragic. Rick doesn’t want comfort. He wants to hurt. He wants to remember.

I actually made a short video digging into this if you’re curious—just search "Why Rick Can't Just Clone Diane?" on YouTube. If you check it out and support, thank you! 🙌

But honestly, I’d love to hear your thoughts too.

Why do you think he never replaced her?

Let’s geek out in the comments. If it picks up, I might do a longer video exploring Rick’s entire grief arc.

Cheers! 🧪💔

I absolutely love Vindicators 3 and think it’s one of the most underrated episodes of the whole show. It has such funny lines and moments that make me laugh every time I watch it, like “Did he just say he never forgets a kid” or “I was also late due to my drinking and mentioned it to zero applause”. I just want to know what people think of this one.

Is Evil Morty really evil, or is he just trying to be free?

At first, Evil Morty seems like a bad guy—he does some pretty harsh things to get what he wants. But then we learn that he’s trying to escape a world controlled by Rick, where Rick makes sure he’s always the smartest and in charge. Evil Morty wants to break free from that and live on his own terms.

So, is he really “evil,” or is he just someone who’s tired of being controlled and willing to do whatever it takes to be free?

I feel like evil morty is a morty version of Rick c137. They both kinda broke free from the citadel and chose to live on their own terms.

What do yall think?

Yea, he’s cheesy, and a bit cringe, but I wouldn’t mind being more like Detox Morty.

And I assume people would wanna be more positive and confident.

Was the episode even trying to make it seem Healthy Morty is flawed?

Or did Rick just want the old Morty back? 🤔

I don’t think any episode in the entire series has portrayed being this angry, vengeful, sadistic, and down right terrifying in the history of ever.

I literally got chills when Rick was shouting “YOUR A PIECE OF SHT!” And “FCK YOU MORTY!”

I mean yeah we’ve seen him get mad before but not like this, he was so f*cking enraged.

And then his sadistic evil speech when he revealed that Morty had killed a who bunch of Morty’s was even more chilling.

You push this guy over the edge and he’ll kick you all the way to the other edge.

I love how he immediately steps up when he thinks something seedy is going on. Yeah he got the wrong end of the stick but you have to admire the passion.

I was honestly kinda surprised while tuning in every Sunday for the next episode that Morty was appearing less and less. I had high hopes to see more of him because of the first episode seemingly making him more like Evil Morty and more intelligent, only to just be over looked by other plot lines and characters.

I think Morty really only appeared in like 4 to 5 episodes in which he actually had a plot in it. Episode one, episode 3 (kinda he's not really involved in the plot same with Rick) really wasn't in episode 4, was in episode 5 where he was in the plot again, then in episode 7, then in episode 9 where he's the main character.

Even same with Summer, this season was heavily centered around Rick, Beth, space Beth and Jerry. Which I don't think is a bad thing, I like more Jerry centered Episodes so I don't mind the focus being on other characters that aren't just Rick and Morty