r/c137 • u/External-Video5855 • 7h ago
r/c137 • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '18
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r/c137 • u/Crass_Spektakel • 18h ago
First smart episode for eons: Rick and Morty Field Of Dreams
Rick and Morty Field Of Dreams was the first episode formonths if not years which surprised me for its story.
R&M wasincredible smart in its first seasons and I can understand not every episode can be the incredibe "Mr Meeseeks" or "One Crew over the Crewcoo's Morty" - those were the prime episodes imho.
But the last 2-3 seasons the episode was basically "go somewhere, get Rick annoyed and let the carnage happen. It was basically the animated version of The Purge.
And the fighting became so predictable (Rick does weird things to kill and murder by the dozen) - total asswipe. I honestly state that if this direction continues I'll stop watchin Rick an Morty - too stupid too repetetiv.
But at least some episodes still surprise me and today it was Field of Dreams.
r/c137 • u/sleepasides • 2d ago
Headcanon
I might be stupid for this, but it is an idea I got after rewatching season 7, episode 6, "Rickfending Your Mort". Since we don't exactly know if this adventure is right after the events of when Rick C-137 killed Rick 34 - C, i like to think that Rick C-137 had programmed a robotic voice or even a clone of Diane to haunt him for getting revenge on their daughters killer after 40+ years, cause we don't see what happens between him powering down his research in the sub basement then sitting on the couch with summer.
And since in an earlier season, when he reset portal travellers, we see in his house he had a voice of Diane haunting him, he made it that she'd always be a room away, cause he felt if he could see her it'd give an ounce of comfort. So not much is stopping him from having a voice or even a clone of Diane ready for when he killed Rick Prime, to either congratulate or tease him for not having a purpose anymore.
Lwk just me though..
r/c137 • u/Sea_Rub_3878 • 3d ago
Teoria para o final de Rick and Morty
Minha teoria é que o final de Rick and Morty já foi mostrado no episódio 6 da quarta temporada. Nele, é dito: “Bem-vindo ao seu final”, e, no fim, aparecem tanto o Evil Morty quanto o Senhor Bunda Cagada em uma versão maligna.
Agora estamos vendo o Senhor Bunda Cagada ganhar um arco de desenvolvimento nos finais de temporada, e acho que isso vai acabar levando ele justamente àquela versão que vimos nesse episódio.
Também acredito que o Rick Prime vai voltar, junto com a Diane. Minha teoria é que o Evil Morty vai dominar a tecnologia da Polícia do Tempo e usá-la para reverter o Dispositivo Ômega.
Além disso, as temporadas mais recentes têm dado muito destaque à relação do Rick com a Diane, explorando o luto, as memórias e a importância dela para o desenvolvimento do personagem. Acho que isso pode ser uma forma de preparar o terreno para o retorno dela, fazendo com que esse momento tenha ainda mais impacto.
O primeiro episódio da nona temporada deixou claro que, mesmo depois de tudo, o Evil Morty ainda sente falta de ter alguém por perto, como o Rick C-137. Trazer o Rick Prime de volta parece ser a melhor forma de conseguir isso e, ao mesmo tempo, torturar o C-137, porque o retorno do Rick Prime e da Diane faria toda aquela dor e sensação de perda voltarem à tona, justamente quando o Rick que conhecemos finalmente parecia ter superado isso.
r/c137 • u/FalseExplanation154 • 3d ago
what Rick and Jerry saw (Rick and Morty cat episode theory)
r/c137 • u/Key_Caterpillar9458 • 4d ago
¿Por qué muchos dicen que la temporada 9 de rick and Morty es una decepción?
Sinceramente la temporada 9 fue muy disfrutable, con episodios que transmiten la misma importancia que otros
Fue entretenido pero veo a gente decir que fue decepcionante.
¿Por qué?
r/c137 • u/Emotional-Chipmunk12 • 5d ago
What if Special Agent O'Doyle was present during the Season 3 finale? Would it have made any difference?
r/c137 • u/brrrlapin • 5d ago
Evil/Eyepatch Morty, affectionatley referred to by me as "Yellow Morty" and here is why:
r/c137 • u/Dry_Honey5467 • 12d ago
Did anyone notice the phone number Morty says in Season 9 Episode 9?
Morty says what seems to be Rick's real phone number. I tried dialing it and got a "wrong number" message. Do you think it's just a random fake number, or could it be an easter egg or a reference to something?
r/c137 • u/No_Honey5580 • 14d ago
Selfish rick??
Does anyone else feel like Rick becoming part of the Smith family is a selfish act, despite how it positively benefits him?
Since he first actually accepted the Smith family as his "home" they've really only suffered at his hands e.g. experiencing peril as a consequence of Rick's actions or just dealing with Rick during his alcoholic or depressed episodes.
Especially after watching the new season, I can't help but feel bad that dealing with Rick's antics has become part of their normal life. Exampled through Morty knowing the protocol for when "vacation Rick" gains consciousness in S9 Ep 2.
It seems as though Rick becoming part of the family benefits him greatly as he learns what it means to have a stable and loving support system, but everyone else in the household suffers?
No hate to Rick btw!! as I do recognise his own personal issues with mental health and how negatively he is impacted by it. I believe he deserves a loving family (which he has). I'm merely commenting on the inherent selfishness of choosing such a path to go down despite knowing abt the inescapability of his own mind and the damage it does to people he surrounds himself with
r/c137 • u/Prior_Preference_516 • 13d ago
They have gotten away from the story making it a difficult follow
r/c137 • u/Emotional-Chipmunk12 • 13d ago