RICK AND MORTY QUOTES

Rick Sanchez has been hauling his grandson Morty Smith across the world for four seasons, and the most recent bunch of scenes debuts on May third. Now if you can hardly wait to hop once again into the multiverse, we've gathered some of Rick's most amusing jokes and most flippant humdingers. 

"Rick and Morty quotes" started life as a rough riff on "Back to the Future," made by artist Justin Roiland. In that short, Rick was simply a profane spoof of Doc Brown, yet the basic thought of the character was available: he has an enthusiasm for science and no apprehensions about persuading his grandson Morty to do silly and appalling things. With the assistance of "the community" maker Dan Harmon, that dynamic was fleshed out into the show we know today. Rick was given generous profundity as the arrangement has investigated his poisonous relationship with his family just as his own self-hatred and reckless conduct, however, it's as yet funny to hear him dryly mock a startling outsider trespasser. 

The show was at first a faction hit, acquiring the sort of geeky teen fans who generally watch Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, yet it has quickly filled in standard prominence. In 2018 the arrangement got its first Emmy for Best Animated Program, and it has extended to comic books and computer games. The team even showed up in a sofa gag for "The Simpsons," where Rick crashes his spaceship into the famous TV family. For a sample of why the science fiction parody is so generally cherished and acclaimed, look at our exhibition underneath of a portion of Rick's best statements.

Some famous quotes delivered in different series are as follows:

Quote 1:

Morty: You sold a gun to a murderer so you could play video games?

 Rick: Yeah, sure, I mean, if you spend all day shuffling words around, you can make anything sound bad, Morty.

The quote is extracted from season 2, episode 2 of Rick and Morty show. In this quote, Morty is surprised to believe that how could Rick sell his gun to a murderer so that he could play some video games. To this Rick sarcastically replied that why not! If Morty can spend all of his days shuffling words around and doesn’t make it sound bad, why is he surprised by his weird act.

Quote 2:

Don’t get drawn into the culture, Morty. Stealing stuff is about the stuff, not the stealing.

The quote is taken from season 4, episode 3. Here through this dialogue, they meant to deliver the idea that one shouldn’t get drawn into the culture by any outside force. The dialogue is mainly delivered to Morty. He says that stealing any product or stuff is not just about stealing, but about the stuff that is stolen.

Quote 3:

Morty: I mean, why would a Pop-Tart want to live inside a toaster, Rick? I mean, that would be like the scariest place for them to live. You know what I mean?

Rick: You’re missing the point Morty. Why would he drive a smaller toaster with wheels? I mean, does your car look like a smaller version of your house? No.

The quote was aired in season 1, episode 4. In this quote, Morty is curious to know that why a Pop-Tart would even want to live inside a toaster because according to Morty the scariest and fearful place for them to stay over there. But Rick doesn’t seem to agree with Morty’s point. He is more into establishing the fact that why would he drive a smaller toaster with the wheel. Does the car of Morty look like a small version of his home? So why not pop-Tart live inside the toaster! 

Quote 4:

Does evil exist, and if so, can one detect and measure it? Rhetorical question. The answer’s yes, you just have to be a genius.

season 1, Episode 9 is having this dialogue. Morty is always up to discover something new or the other. In the same way, he is now curious to know whether evil exists or not. And if the evil really exists, is it possible for anyone to detect and measure it. It is more of a Rhetorical question for everyone. And the answer is obvious, yes! One just needs to be a genius in order to find the answer.

Quote 5:

Morty: Rick, what about the reality we left behind?

Rick: What about the reality where Hitler cured cancer, Morty? The answer is, don’t think about it.

The quote is taken from season 1, episode 6. Over here, Morty asks Rick that what should be done about the reality they left behind themselves. But Rick with great confidence replies that what had been done about the reality of Hilter curing cancer? The only answer to all these questions is not thinking about it in the present.