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KIM CARTOON RICK AND MORTY SEASON 2 SERIES

It has some pretty interesting philosophical questions in relation to coming of age, mediocrity, loneliness, death, and ect.

The more dramatic scenes are well done.

Over-the-top satirical violence that even the show pokes fun at sometimes.

Go on YouTube to check out a couple clips on the show dubbed in Japanese.

It is one of the very rare shows on to have a Japanese dub.

"Pickle Rick" is an incredible episode for many reasons, and it even got it's very own internet meme.

In the Season 1 episode, "Ricksty Minutes", Gazorpazorpfield parodies Garfield, and often times the pop culture references are often times satirical as The Simpsons.

Also has some great pop culture references, too.

Rick and Morty also appeared The Simpsons through a couch gag one time, which might have shown the crew of The Simpsons might have done some research of the characters, and the show itself.

Same thing goes for the Russian voice over translation, where Dima Sienduk (Дима Сыендук) voiced not only Rick and Morty, but also the rest of the show's character cast.

Justin Roiland voices both Rick Sanchez and Morty Smith, and he even gets himself drunk to help portray Rick. Rick and Morty have the best voice actors.Amazing adventures and hilarious satire.It's scientific and it focuses on exploring universes, which gives the show infinite ideas on creativity.Thus, Back to the Future's Doc Smith and Marty McFly became Rick and Morty's Rick Sanchez and Morty Smith. But Dan Harmon didn't have any real experience on animation, however, and decided to call Justin Roiland who pitched the idea of the characters.

KIM CARTOON RICK AND MORTY SEASON 2 SERIES

Justin liked his performance at the voice acting and decided to look on this idea further.Įventually, Dan Harmon was approached by Adult Swim to create a new cartoon original series for the Cartoon Network block. The show got taken down by Cosby's lawyer, however.ĭisgusted by this, Justin created a crude and obscene short parodying Back to the Future (since Bill Cosby was a client of Universal Studios and BttF is produced in Universal Studios) called The Real Animated Adventures of Doc and Mharti. The show aired on Channel 101, co-founded by Dan Harmon. Justin Roiland produced a show called House of Cosbys where a guy named Mitchell lives with a bunch of clones of Template:Wikipedia, Mitchell's favorite comedian.