YOU ARE UNDERRATED!!!

The fact that he considers caring as toxic even further emphasises the toxicity of ricks character to the point that he sees all types of vulnerability as a weakness that he’d rather have expunged from his character because his nihilistic views on reality eliminate a healthy view of attachment. To him the world is so arbitrary and pointless emotions are utterly useless yet he can’t help but feel them which probably feeds into the reason why he hates himself so much. He has a cemented view in reality and strength and he can’t even be the person he wants to be despite believing it a better to be unfeeling and uncaring

Yea i feel bad from anyone taking life lessons from rick and morty lmao. Unless you wanna learn how be a domestic abuser like the 2 creators.

Your grammer and spelling are fucking atrocious.

@@nullakjg767 Please stop talking about them, it's takes away from any enjoyment left in the show

I’d say the main point of the series (at least in the first two seasons) is summarized by the quote “nobody exists on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere, everybody is gonna die, come watch tv”

@@FREEZETODEATH Why shouldn't we talk about the most integral parts of the show? Roiland is literally a co-creator and the reason the show exists, being an ostrich and burying your head in the ground to ignore the parts of it directly resulting from his involvement and the negative connotations that can be discussed there doesn't prevent them from having an impact. You just wanna ignore all the incest plotlines and not acknowledge them at all while watching a video deconstructing the entire message of the show? Why would you *_not_* want that discussed?

I think I'd save that for season 10. Really build up Rick Prime like they did for Evil Morty before going for the final confrontation. I think it'd be really dope if we had seasons 1-5 be the Evil Morty saga, while 6-10 covers the Rick Prime arc. Just as a way to show we've entered a new era for the series.

That would actually be a really interesting idea.

That’s probably where they’re going. I think the ultimate plot twist would be evil morty returning, Rick Prime is like “oh wow, finally, a morty that isn’t completely worthless” but evil morty hates Ricks that much, he kills him. So if Morty’s original universe is also Rick Prime’s, morty is technically “his morty”. So what happened to our rick’s morty? Technically, he never had one-or so we think. Rick prime is a monster. I would 100% believe that he could and would PRETEND to kill them in a simulation, leading our Rick to believe them dead. While instead, Rick Prime kept them prisoner, took Jerry prisoner. Why? Because our Rick was the only rick who refused to leave them. Meaning, there must have been something different in this ONE universe, this ONE special case- it might be the reason why all of the other Morty’s disappoint him. So he keeps them prisoner, splices their DNA over and over to create the “Ultimate Morty”. However, this means this poor morty is subject to years and years of torture, being torn apart and put back together, seeing his parents suffer if he doesn’t comply, etc. Rick prime succeeds in creating a morty with intelligence, cunning, and control that rivals his own: this is the birth of Evil Morty. They’re evil together for a minute, and we get a montage of them going on “adventures” like our own protagonists. Except, instead of being morally grey, Rick Prime does things like blow up planets of intelligent life because someone pissed him off and he needs to “relieve some tension”. In all these situations where Morty could die, but Rick saves him? Rick Prime treats Evil Morty the way our Rick pretended to: he leaves him to die, he doesn’t go back for him, doesn’t give him the bracelet etc. And Evil Morty, being engineered to be as intelligent as Rick Prime, finally has enough: he steals Rick Prime’s portal gun and runs away. Traveling the different realities, Morty realizes that in every single one, he is subservient to Rick. He vows to infiltrate and overthrow the citadel so that finally, he can escape the hell that he was born into, a fate tied to Rick’s forever.

The problem is I don't see *why* they would fight outside of some extremely badly written artificial situation, its just a shame the show is functionally dead now

The fandom was never bad, you've been gaslit by trolls.

What allegations, if you don’t mind me asking. I don’t keep up with these things

@@hfghfgh1799 No, he wasn't. It is a FACT that the fandom isn't all that great.

@@Joy.W. Allegations with Justin Roiland. There's plenty of videos on it if you wanna check them out.

​@@worthybutter2004 right? hes acting like szechuan sauce and pickle rick didnt happen thats some real gaslighting

Trust me, not crazy at all. I agree with you! It could be the fact people are louder about their distain or dislike for something, but yes I do think the more popular opinion amongst fans is that it has "gotten worse." It could be that those people fell in love with what, for example, the first episode is. And that's the big argument, is that the first season is simple, and the further seasons are "so convoluted." But I don't really care about all that. I love the shows creativity, and story all in one big package. It's just really unique.

I stand with you that the newer seasons are actually better. Most of my friends that prefer the first ones say that they like the random crazy adventures/standout episodes, while I prefer the character development and watching the family interact, progress, regress and progress again. To each their own, but i 100% agree with you!

I mean yeah it wasnt a secret. The entire writing staff admitted to knowing he was a creep and helping cover it up so they could still keep their jobs. And dan harmon has ALWAYS been an abuser. He harassed women on his writing staff 30 years younger than him for not wanting to date him. His wife left him because of his abuse. The entire writing team is guilty of either abuse or conspiracy to hide it.

Didn't Roiland mention he helped write the Mr. Jellybean scene? If you know you know.

bruh some people just don't care until it's relevant. you're close to being a redditor yourself congratulations!

Wow you're so super smart and observant! A+ job for you on following the personal lives of artists for no reason

What exactly did justin do and is there proof of it

You didn’t listen to the show bro the central finite curve is a cradle of infinite realities that are separated from other infinite realities in which Rick isn’t the smartest being of that reality. The portal gun only allows Rick to travel to universes where there’s nobody smarter than him but evil morty broke this so he can travel to dimensions where ricks an idiot and also the biggest idiot of the universe for example.

What happened there?

Eh, not as much for me. I still love this show don't get me wrong, but I do think there's a noticeable dropoff in season 4, though it goes on to improve itself in 5 and 6 I feel.

@@NerdMiGerd real! Season 4 felt like filler and seasons 5 was picking up where season 3 left off

@NerdMiGerd I think the show was at its most consistent in its first 3 seasons, and the latest 3 seasons both have some of the show's highest highs and the lowest lows. With that said, I think season 6 didn't really have any of the lows of 4 and 5, so althoigh I like most of every season, I think 6 shows an overall uptick in quality. Personally, though, I was never someone who thought the show was "perfection." I think the long gaps between the first three seasons artificially raised hype and lead some people to overstate how good it actually was. I do think the show is mostly really good and one of the best animated series of the last decade for sure, but with the exception of season 2, every season has at least one episode I don't care for. The rest is half really good, and the other half genuinely great. I've always thought that they have a pretty steady hit to miss ratio.

@@Tyler_W Yeah I'd agree. Also fans do honestly expect wayyyy too much about this show, when it's always been known for playing things fast and loose. That's kinda what gave the show its whole charm early on, that it wasn't afraid of any of its ideas being good or bad, and just really did whatever satisfied their primal id each round. Yeah no shit this show's inevitably gonna have some clunkers, that's the whole fun of the draw with this show.

Theres so much negativity when viewing media nowadays and EVERYONE has to be so god damn critical about jt, its so refreshing to see someone appreciate the strong parts of the show.

How can anyone be this simple...

@@Sursion i guess only people that relate to your obnoxious and unholy brand of post post techno dub trap know the way. Im sorry 🤧

This really isn't that good either. The show is very low bar in terms of plot and humor, even when compared to most shows on adult swim alone.

@@user-lr8ow2jg4e it’s ok to have that opinion but you don’t have to say it under my comment, let me believe what I want. Check your grammar before posting a comment also bud, I could barely understand what you meant to say

@@gamerforlife4319 Ok I sort of rushed while typing that comment. Also I remember I used to have that mindset when I was a Rick and Morty fan lol.

@@user-lr8ow2jg4e that’s ok it happens, and well I’m glad you aren’t just a hater that doesn’t like the show based off just it’s looks. It’s nice you actually gave it a shot atleast

Lul

eh, disagree, people were more told to love the show without thinking. Season 3 started to undo any and all character development, so the creators didn't have to bother with a story and could go back to episodic story telling and just write one of the main threats out of the show. Season 4 got worse, with Rick having random overpowered abilities that would come and go as the writers please to solve the problem of the day. Rick also started to kinda overdo it with the Meta-humor, undercuttimg actually interesring story reveals and making fun of the fans for wanting a story that was set up, but never really planned

also, imagine it like that: you are a fan from day 1, you watched the first 2 seasons, now being invested how they resolve the plot and wait for the new season... and they just decide to solve it in 1 episode while also removing the thread completly

saying this as someone who has long hated the show, more power to you. It's perfectly valid to seperate art from the artist, I think Rick & Morty is terrible and has toxic messages along with creators who are horrible human beings, but then again one of my favorite horror authors was a proponent of eugenics and one of my favorite film directors treated their actors like shit.

I think it's best to deal with similar to how we treat H.P. Lovecraft today. Enjoy the genuily interesting world he build, but keep in mind he was an absolute raccist asshole. (Same goes for JKR, fuck that lady)

Anatomy Park is the only episode in which the clock turns to 3, although it changes back to 2 at the end. Most clocks in the show are always at 2, and pretty much the only instance where time progresses is in dreams or alternate realities (Like virtual worlds in the show). Funny enough, Mr. Goldenfold says in the pilot "Most of you won't live to see 3 o'clock". And he was right, most of the cast dies before the first season is even over lol

Be warned though, Made In Abyss doesn't hold anything back, it can turn upside down in an instant, it shows how humanity be. Greedy, brutal, loving, beautiful, courious, adventurous, and sadness. But really is a show that is very underrated.

you can say again that he "loves" his family...in a disgusting manner.

the show goes around that making his problems emotional ones in season 6

Yeah thats the entire premise of the show. Infinite unvierses, infinite possibilities. Did people expect the show to be consistent?

The show is literally built on disparate parts. The show is designed as an eb and flow between improv and heavily scripted, action cartoon and family sitcom, fast-and-loose storytelling and deeply plotted story arcs. It's what made the show so appealing for me, and gives it its unique identity, the fact that it is at its core living and extremely contradictory existence.