If You've Seen Rick And Morty 1,000 Times, You'll Score 100% On This Quiz!
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Do you crave adult humor? What about science fiction? Well, Rick & Morty may be right up your alley. Rick & Morty is an animated series that debuted in 2013. It took viewers for a ride and quickly garnered a huge following. The show is basically about an eccentric mad scientist Rick and his worrisome grandson Morty. They go on many interdimensional adventures that are oddly weird yet satisfying to watch. They also have a domestic life that focuses mainly on the Smith household where mom, dad, and siblings reside. They're said to live in Seattle.
Watching Rick & Morty will give you a high that will have you trippin’. This cartoon is filled with things that are so mystical that it's hard to believe that a sane person’s mind conceived it. From the weird ZeepXanflorp to ShrimlyPibbles, this cartoon will have you on the edge of your seat from either laughter, curiosity, or downright bewilderment.
If you've watched the first couple seasons and paid attention to the details, you might ace this quiz. So, let’s see how you do.
What is Rick and Morty’s last name?
Rick and Morty are grandfather and grandson. After being M.I.A for twenty years, Rick shows up to move in with his daughter. Talk about weird! Rick and Morty, however, share a strong bond despite Rick’s horrible mannerisms.
Which dynamic duo created “Rick & Morty”?
The result of an underdeveloped idea, “Rick & Morty” debuted in 2013. Did you know it took the creators about 6 hours to come up with the first draft? Who would've ever thought that this cartoon would be such a hit!
Rick may be classified as a/an…
Rick has been described as many things: selfish, eccentric, alcoholic, mad, crazy, psycho, and this list can go on and on. He pushes his little grandson into the most uncomfortable situations that the mind can conceive, but he does care about him. However, the viewers love the wackiness and wants it to keep on coming!
On which network did “Rick & Morty” premiere?
When “Rick & Morty” premiered, the creators didn’t know what to expect. But they received love from viewers, and this pushed them to develop a few more seasons. Viewers loved the premise of the cartoon and gave it high ratings.
“Rick & Morty’s” opening theme song is a combination of…
The theme song for “Rick & Morty” was composed by Ryan Elder. The creators threw their ideas at him; he caught them and ran with it. However, interestingly, the song was actually created for another TV series but ended up being chosen for “Rick & Morty.”
Who has a burping habit?
Every cartoon character has a habit. These habits can be good, bad, or even creepy. The same goes for “Rick & Morty.” If you watched the series, you'll be able to answer this question correctly.
Who is Morty’s crush?
In every series, the theme of love is almost always explored. Viewers love to see love, if that makes an ounce of sense. Like all young adults, Morty has a crush! Isn’t that sweet? She's a girl in his math class. He often has bizarre daydreams about her, and they're almost always sexual in nature. Is it still sweet?
What’s Beth’s profession?
Beth is a wife and mother in the “Rick & Morty” series. She's characterized by her abandonment issues (due in part to her dad) and her superiority complex issues. Beth blames herself for her parents’ divorce and came to idolize her dad.
This is Rick’s catchphrase…
Cartoon characters will no doubt have their own catchphrases. Rick is no different. Here's a hint - Rick’s catchphrase means “I am in great pain; please help me” in Bird’s tongue. Well, guess that says a lot about Rick...
In what month and year did “Rick & Morty” make its debut?
“Rick & Morty” was watched by a lot and loved by many. It premiered with a total of eleven episodes starting with “pilot” and ending with “Ricksy business.” It's said that the series received critical acclaim. Woot woot!
What’s Rick’s “universe number?”
In “Rick & Morty,” there are many universes in the multiverse. Rick is said to be from a specific universe, which his universe number would be able to identify. I know... talk about a complex sci-fi creation!
Rick is wanted by the...
During the series, Rick drags Morty along with him while amassing huge violations and breaking law upon law. One instance is the illegal transportation of the mega seeds that Rick wanted to experiment on. They always seem to get away, but they ought to remember that the past has a way of catching up with everyone.
The relationship that Rick and Morty share is based on…
Rick and Morty have a great bond, and there's absolutely no doubt about that. Anyone who's a fan of Science fiction should be able to tell which relationship Rick and Morty’s relationship is based on. Look closely at how they communicate and their demeanors, and you'll figure it out.
Who is Morty’s dad?
Morty does have a family, although he finds so much time to spend with his grandfather. Morty’s dad loves him a lot and only wants the best for him. However, his dad is convinced that he has a learning disability and will have to work harder than the average person to be successful.
What does Morty use to beat up Mr. Jellybean in the bathroom scene?
In this episode, Morty is viciously attacked by Mr. Jellybean. Some viewers believed that he tried to sexually assault the young boy, while others felt that Mr. Jellybean wanted to get a high off of Morty licking his body. Who knows the real story? Please stand up!
How much is a shmeckle worth?
Viewers are first introduced to the word "schmeckle" in the episode “Meeseeks and Destroy” when the waitress tells the customers that she paid 25 schmeckles for her boob job. Talk about being transparent...
Who voices Rick and Morty?
Here's a fun fact - Rick and Morty were voiced by the same person. Talk about multi-talented! But don’t let the fact that they share a voice box fool you - they're still two completely different beings.
Who says “Welcome to your nightmare, B**CH”?
Surprise, surprise. How well do you know “Rick & Morty”? This cartoon has a plethora of characters - some weird, others weirder, and a few not so weird. Most characters have their own unique phrases that set them apart from the rest. This character, for instance, is a clear Freddie Krueger knock off!
Who is Joyce Smith?
Joyce Smith is a raunchy old thing. Due to her husband’s impotence, he gave her consent to take a male consort to fulfill her needs that he obviously could not. How understanding of him, right? Joyce Smith first appeared in the episode “Anatomy Park.”
On which social media platform was an episode of “Rick & Morty” premiered?
Nowadays, social media plays an integral role in almost every aspect of society. So, it didn’t come as a surprise when this social-media platform got in the groove with “Rick & Morty.” Can you imagine how many persons were introduced to this cartoon at that time? Remember that social media platforms have millions upon millions of daily users. Now, that’s how to get the word out there, huh?
The protagonists in “Rick & Morty” are…
If you're really a fan, you should be able to tell whom this scripted series is all about. Who carries the swing and who gets all the limelight? The protagonists in this series are really a force to be reckoned with.
Was Rick ever married?
I know the idea is hard to conceive. To even think about Rick being married or once being married is kinda absurd. However, you might be surprised, as beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and love knows no bounds.
What's the name of Rick’s rock band?
Are you surprised by this question? Well, believe it or not, Rick was in a rock band. The band did exist despite it never being mentioned aloud. Its existence is evidenced by the close relationship shared by Rick, Birdperson, and Squanchy.
How many seasons of “Rick & Morty” are currently out?
This should be easy. Only true fans keep up with their favorite series. After season one premiered, viewers wanted more and more. Their calls were answered. They got what they wanted and have been enjoying it ever since.
Rick’s favorite exhibition in Anatomy Park was this.
"The Anatomy Park" is the third episode of the very first season of “Rick & Morty.” Believe it or not, it actually took place in the body of a homeless man. This episode was quite bizarre, but you can’t look away. This series pushes the boundaries and doesn’t care one bit.