Rick brings Beth to a world he created for her when she was younger while Beth looks for a long-lost childhood friend trapped there for years.Rick brings Beth to a world he created for her when she was younger while Beth looks for a long-lost childhood friend trapped there for years.Rick brings Beth to a world he created for her when she was younger while Beth looks for a long-lost childhood friend trapped there for years.
Justin Roiland
- Rick Sanchez
- (voice)
- …
Chris Parnell
- Jerry Smith
- (voice)
Spencer Grammer
- Summer Smith
- (voice)
Sarah Chalke
- Beth Smith
- (voice)
John DiMaggio
- Trandor
- (voice)
Dan Harmon
- Student
- (voice)
Jennifer Hale
- Keara
- (voice)
Tom Kenny
- Male Varix
- (voice)
Maurice LaMarche
- News Reporter
- (voice)
- …
Kari Wahlgren
- Jessica
- (voice)
Featured reviews
I feel like it's just really good. People are mad that it's messed up but it's funny ig. I enjoy the show and this is the show at its higher notes
Don't get me wrong, I love every episode. There is not a single episode that a flat out dislike. With that said, for me this a pretty solid episode, but nothing classic.
It deserves a 10/10, as does every R&M episode. But on the R&M scale, I'd put this one as average for them.
Thought the scenes with Tommy were great. Love the voices, as always. Good work.
It deserves a 10/10, as does every R&M episode. But on the R&M scale, I'd put this one as average for them.
Thought the scenes with Tommy were great. Love the voices, as always. Good work.
I personally didn't find this episode to be as good as most people make it out to be, but it was still nice. If nothing else, it was confusing how halfway they just abandon the Froogleland and go into mostly another plot. The best part might be Rick bonding with Beth. I guess it's hard to tell if Rick's got a heart of gold or not, but I suppose it just depends on the situation. My favorite joke from him was when he mentioned Stone Cold Steve Austin. He then realized that joke made no sense, but he was going with it anyway. I loved when the kid made fun of Morty leaving school and then questioned if he got his values right.
The scene at the very end and the very last joke in the entire episode is probably the funniest. I admit it's satisfying to see Rick get injured when it's mostly Morty. I guess the plot was just a little out of focus. It still ended up being pretty creative and I do like the jokes as always. There's this pretty good subplot where Jerry dates an alien that he later breaks up with. It's more interesting than the stuff with Beth and it does end up being relevant in the end. ***
The scene at the very end and the very last joke in the entire episode is probably the funniest. I admit it's satisfying to see Rick get injured when it's mostly Morty. I guess the plot was just a little out of focus. It still ended up being pretty creative and I do like the jokes as always. There's this pretty good subplot where Jerry dates an alien that he later breaks up with. It's more interesting than the stuff with Beth and it does end up being relevant in the end. ***
Some of the best lines and it's just nonstop humor.
10amarbdmi
This episode is clearly the one of the better ones in this season other the the first episode in my view, and it just got abysmal rating that I don't understand. Episode like 'The Ricklantis Mixup' is so bloated that no one seems to find the plot is so generic and predictable. Another episode "Vindicators 3" which is one of my favorites in this season, is clearly something that they would do in season 1 or 2, the quality and the sprite is totally the same as any episode from season 1 or 2,it also get bad ratings. I don't know who is responsible for this rating, but I have to except the fact that rick and morty has gone main stream and hopefully the writer won't abandon their creativity from season 1 or 2 and ran this show into a s*** hole in order to gratify the "new coming" main stream viewers
Did you know
- TriviaThe title of this episode is a play on "The ABCs of Death", a project where several film makers were each given a letter of the alphabet and they had to make a short film about a method of death that started with the letter they were given.
- GoofsWhen Rick bubbles Morty and Summer to send them to Jerry's motel, the bubbles also enclose a hand-held game (Morty) and TV remote (Summer) before they float away to Jerry's. When they arrive at the motel and the bubbles pop, the electronics are not present.
- Quotes
Beth Smith: I was traumatized, Summer; okay, your generation wouldn't get that.
Summer Smith: Bitch, my generation gets traumatized for breakfast!
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Rick and Morty Original Songs (2017)
- SoundtracksRick and Morty Theme
Written by Ryan Elder
Details
- Runtime
- 22m
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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