"If I had to kill myself, you have to kill yourself too."
Remember when somewhere in season 1 Rick and Morty had to kill another versions of themselves and bury the bodies in their backyard, and later Morty explains it to Summer and how heavy it was? I'm not saying this because I think I need to laughy my ass off every episode or that they need to be emotionally peak, because I don't think the show (or any show) can only move alone these two extremes, it's just interesting to see the contrast of those moments and this throwaway line and how far the show have come since. They were able to make an entire circlejerk (also a bit tiresome) episode on an idea what was once a terrifying moment, and use it to build another character moment, which is how deeply Rick actually cares about his family. The show never ceases to amaze me, and I hope it will keep doing it.
Shout by EdrickBlockedParent2021-06-28T18:41:58Z
"If I had to kill myself, you have to kill yourself too."
Remember when somewhere in season 1 Rick and Morty had to kill another versions of themselves and bury the bodies in their backyard, and later Morty explains it to Summer and how heavy it was? I'm not saying this because I think I need to laughy my ass off every episode or that they need to be emotionally peak, because I don't think the show (or any show) can only move alone these two extremes, it's just interesting to see the contrast of those moments and this throwaway line and how far the show have come since. They were able to make an entire circlejerk (also a bit tiresome) episode on an idea what was once a terrifying moment, and use it to build another character moment, which is how deeply Rick actually cares about his family. The show never ceases to amaze me, and I hope it will keep doing it.