Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon has spent much of his career advocating for the elemental power of storytelling, even crafting a “story circle” that is now a feature of many writers’ rooms (and probably the Marvel Cinematic Universe). Despite being presented with the promise of infinite creation, many Rick and Morty fans just want to follow the story of the world’s smartest, yet most damaged man, and his happy-go-lucky grandson. Viewers, however, have never felt that way. Like Rick Sanchez himself, the writers of the show understand that infinite universes (and a hefty 70-episode order from Adult Swim) means that a concept as earthbound as “story” will soon become pointless. The show has demonstrated time and time again that it prefers crafting episodic, self-contained stories to fully realize the potential of playing in a massive sci-fi sandbox.
Rick and Morty is fighting a losing battle with its own canon. We also found out at NYCC that a Rick and Morty comic book is hitting shelves in 2015.This article contains spoilers for Rick and Morty season 5 episode 10. Season one is also on Blu-ray, with commentary and other goodies if you prefer to pay for your content. However, Adult Swim is doing the smart thing and attempting to capitalize and all the good press and great word of mouth by making every episode of the show available on their website for free. Unless you have the means to create a multi-dimensional TV, you’re shit out of luck.
I really don’t want to wait until the summer of 2015 for more Rick and Morty.
Roiland confirmed that we’ll hear the voices of Community alum Jim Rash, Stephen Colbert and Werner Herzog in season two. The notable season one guest stars included Dana Carvey, Alfred Molina, John Oliver and David Cross. The panel also gave us plenty of nuggets about what to expect from Grandpa Rick, Morty, Summer, Beth and Jerry in season two. The duo is approaching rock star status in the animation world as they’ve grown a dedicated fan base. The packed Rick and Morty Comic-Con panel showed what a whirlwind year it’s been for Roiland and Harmon (who also has another high profile project in Community to worry about). As for the haters, you can almost hear Rick off in the background yelling his new catchphrase, “I don’t give a fuuuuck!”
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The series was a breakout hit for Adult Swim, earning nearly universal acclaim. Meeseeks and Summer spotted, a testament to the rich, fantastical world Roiland and Harmon created. Rick and Morty evolved into so much more than that.Ī year later, the series was prominently featured on the main stage of NYCC 2014 during Adult Swim’s panel block, complete with passionate fans dressed as Rick sprinkled throughout the audience. “It’s centered around and old insane grandpa character who’s infinitely capable of any kind of sci-fi trope or device and then him carrying his young, idiot grandson around on crazy adventures around the galaxy,” Roiland said in an interview during NYCC 2013. It was just a few months before the series would premiere and co-creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon were still looking for a way to sell their new animated project. Why was Rick and Morty Season 1 so popular?Īt New York Comic-Con 2013, the Rick and Morty panel was hidden away in a smaller room at the Javits Center.
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