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"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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"Lawnmower Dog" - Rick uses an intelligence device to improve the intellect of the family dog, which goes about as well as you would expect. Morty and Rick attempt to influence the mind of Morty's mathematics teacher, Goldenfold, by entering his mind in sleep, reminiscent of the 2010 Nolan directed science fiction film Inception, where they find that dream worlds of teachers are much more dangerous than they may at first appear... First aired 9 December 2013. 1.51 M Viewers. Directed by John Rice, written by Ryan Ridley.
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"Lawnmower Dog" - Rick uses an intelligence device to improve the intellect of the family dog, which goes about as well as you would expect. Morty and Rick attempt to influence the mind of Morty's mathematics teacher, Goldenfold, by entering his mind in sleep, reminiscent of the 2010 Nolan directed [[science fiction]] film [[Inception]], where they find that [[dream]] worlds of teachers are much more dangerous than they may at first appear... First aired 9 December 2013. 1.51 M Viewers. Directed by John Rice, written by Ryan Ridley.
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"Anatomy Park" - Rick and Morty attempt to save the life of a homeless man by opening a theme park inside his body, where guests can get up close and personal with such diseases as Hepatitis C. Simultaneously, Rick's parents come to visit and a guest and shocking revelations, which does no wonders for his marriage. First aired 16 December 2013. 1.3 M viewers. Directed by John Rice, written by Eric Acosta and Wade Randlolf.
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"Anatomy Park" - Rick and Morty attempt to save the life of a homeless man by opening a theme park inside his body, where guests can get up close and personal with such diseases as [[Hepatitis C]]. Simultaneously, Rick's parents come to visit and a guest and shocking revelations, which does no wonders for his marriage. First aired 16 December 2013. 1.3 M viewers. Directed by John Rice, written by Eric Acosta and Wade Randlolf.
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“M Night Shaym-Alients!” - Rick and Morty must escape a bizarre simulation they are thrust into by a group of aliens determined to steal the recipe for dark matter, while Jerry also unwittingly comes along for the ride. Directed by John Meyers, Written by Tom Kauffman. Originally aired 13 January 2014. 1.32 M viewers.  
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“M Night Shaym-Alients!” - Rick and Morty must escape a bizarre [[simulation]] they are thrust into by a group of aliens determined to steal the recipe for [[dark matter]], while Jerry also unwittingly comes along for the ride. Directed by John Meyers, Written by Tom Kauffman. Originally aired 13 January 2014. 1.32 M viewers.  
    
“Meeseeks and Destroy” - Exhausted by his family’s pleas for help to their mundane problems, Rick provides them with the convenient Meeseeks box, which generates a blue man who will fulfil their request and then vanish, which frees up time, allowing him to go on an adventure of Morty’s devising. Directed by Brian Newton, Written by Ryan Ridley. First aired 20 January  2014. 1.61 M viewers.
 
“Meeseeks and Destroy” - Exhausted by his family’s pleas for help to their mundane problems, Rick provides them with the convenient Meeseeks box, which generates a blue man who will fulfil their request and then vanish, which frees up time, allowing him to go on an adventure of Morty’s devising. Directed by Brian Newton, Written by Ryan Ridley. First aired 20 January  2014. 1.61 M viewers.
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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
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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
    
“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.  
 
“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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==Resources for Home-Schoolers==
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Home-Schoolers should consult an authority figure, such as a parent or pastor, before watching the program Rick and Morty due to the excessive violence and vulgarities. If you happen to study television as part of your homeschooling studies, a few resources are included. <br>
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====Essay Questions===
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1. Compare and contrast the characters of Rick and Morty?
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2. Why does the show often include elements that are not clearly strictly scientific?
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3. Is the show compatible with Christian practice?
    
   
 
   
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