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| − | Rick and Morty is a humourous tv program that was created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon and came out in 2013 [1]. The show has created a large and passionate fanbase, which has created shortages of szechaun sauce at McDonald's and started a petition to create a Rick and Morty feature film. Some fans believe that the character Rick is a genius who should be idolised and others think he should not. The show can be enjoyed on Hulu or on DVD in addition to the first run and rerun live broadcasts [2]. The show stars an intelligent yet acerbic grandfather together with his more average relative, who go on several misadventures together aided by Rick's inventions [3]. The pair live with other family members, including Jerry Beth and Summer. In addition to the four seasons already out, which will be followed by 60 additional episodes, there have been three televised specials taking place in alternative scenarios, such as an Australian Smith-Sanchez family. The show is available in both censored and uncensored versions, depending on the source. The show's crossover with [[the Simpson's]] during a couch gag proves that the issue is at least accepting of Democratic political ideas, values, and talking points. You should continue to tell your friends about the show, because the more people watch the show, the more advertisers pay for place their advertisements on the show, which makes it more likely that more episodes will be ordered. | + | '''Rick and Morty''' is a humorous (although sometimes crude) animated TV program that was created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon, and came out in 2013.<ref>https://www.adultswim.com/videos/rick-and-morty</ref> The show has created a large and passionate fanbase, which has created shortages of szechaun sauce at McDonald's and started a petition to create a Rick and Morty feature film. Some fans believe that the character Rick is a genius who should be idolized and others think he should not. The show is available on Hulu or on DVD, in addition to the first run and rerun live broadcasts.<ref>https://www.hulu.com/series/rick-and-morty-d76d6361-3fbf-4842-8dd7-e05520557280</ref> The show stars an intelligent yet acerbic grandfather together with his more average grandson, who go on several misadventures together aided by Rick's inventions.<ref>https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty</ref> The pair live with other family members, including Jerry Beth and Summer. In addition to the four seasons already out, which will be followed by 60 additional episodes, there have been three televised specials taking place in alternative scenarios, such as an Australian Smith-Sanchez family. The show is available in both censored and uncensored versions, depending on the source. |
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| | + | The show's crossover with [[the Simpson's]] during a couch gag proves that the show is at least accepting of Democratic political ideas, values, and talking points. |
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| | ==Characters== | | ==Characters== |
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| | *Rick | | *Rick |
| − | A lunatic researcher whose exploits power the plot of the series. He frequently coerces Morty into joining him on his numerous misadventures, which has caused tension between the pair before. He is constantly inventing new technologies straight from the world of soft science-fiction, such as a portal gun and intelligence devices. Although a widely celebrated genius, his caustic personality and disregard for authority has left him with more than a few detractors. He has spiky blue hair, a unibrow that is also blue, and wears a white lab coat, a blue undershirt, green trousers and black sneakers (paired with white socks). He uses the drug alcohol fairly frequently, which does no wonders for his hygiene, as he frequently drools and belches. Rick is the father of Beth, the son-in-law of Jerry, and the grandfather of Morty and Summer. [3] | + | A lunatic researcher whose exploits power the plot of the series. He frequently coerces Morty into joining him on his numerous misadventures, which has caused tension between the pair before. He is constantly inventing new technologies straight from the world of soft science-fiction, such as a portal gun and intelligence devices. Although a widely celebrated genius, his caustic personality and disregard for authority has left him with more than a few detractors. He has spiky blue hair, a unibrow that is also blue, and wears a white lab coat, a blue undershirt, green trousers and black sneakers (paired with white socks). He uses the drug alcohol fairly frequently, which does no wonders for his hygiene, as he frequently drools and belches. Rick is the father of Beth, the son-in-law of Jerry, and the grandfather of Morty and Summer.<ref>https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty</ref> |
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| | *Morty | | *Morty |
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| | *Summer | | *Summer |
| | Beth's daughter, who is well adjusted for a member of the Smith household, who occasionally accompanies the pair. | | Beth's daughter, who is well adjusted for a member of the Smith household, who occasionally accompanies the pair. |
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| | ==Recap== | | ==Recap== |
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| | Season 1 (2013) | | Season 1 (2013) |
| | "Pilot" - Rick moves into his daughter's homes and quickly employs Morty as an assistant, raising tensions with both Beth and Jerry and lowering Morty's school attendance and performance. First aired 2 December 2013. 1.1 M viewers. Directed by Justin Roiland, written by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon. | | "Pilot" - Rick moves into his daughter's homes and quickly employs Morty as an assistant, raising tensions with both Beth and Jerry and lowering Morty's school attendance and performance. First aired 2 December 2013. 1.1 M viewers. Directed by Justin Roiland, written by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon. |
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| | “Rick Potion No 9” - Rick provides Morty with a serum to win over Jessica romantically, myopic of the current flu season. Directed By Stephen Sandroval, Written by Justin Roiland. First aired 27 January 2014. 1.75 M viewers | | “Rick Potion No 9” - Rick provides Morty with a serum to win over Jessica romantically, myopic of the current flu season. Directed By Stephen Sandroval, Written by Justin Roiland. First aired 27 January 2014. 1.75 M viewers |
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| − | “Raising Gazorp Gazorp” - Morty purchases a sex-bot from an alien pawn shop and fathers a half human child, prompting Summer and Rick to travel to Gazorp Gazorp to relocate him. Directed by Jeff Meyers, Written byEric Acosta and Wade Randolf . First aired 10 March 2014. 1.76M viewers. | + | “Raising Gazorp Gazorp” - Morty purchases a sex-bot from an alien pawn shop and fathers a half human child, prompting Summer and Rick to travel to Gazorp Gazorp to relocate him. Directed by Jeff Meyers, Written by Eric Acosta and Wade Randolf. First aired 10 March 2014. 1.76M viewers. |
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| − | 1. <ref>https://www.adultswim.com/videos/rick-and-morty</ref>
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| − | 2. <ref>https://www.hulu.com/series/rick-and-morty-d76d6361-3fbf-4842-8dd7-e05520557280</ref>
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| − | 3. <ref>https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty</ref>
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