Rick and morty season 1 episode 1 transcript

Rick and morty season 1 episode 1 transcript series#

Morty Mutant: Listen to me! Death is coming, and the Citadel is a weapon of mass destruct-! ( Gets shot between the eyes) Cassandra Truth: One of the deformed Mortys from the lower levels of the Citadel escapes and tries to warn everyone disaster is coming, but is killed before anyone can take him seriously.

Rick and morty season 1 episode 1 transcript series#

However, he seems convinced that the Protagonist-Centered Morality of the series is the only reason he is considered evil, and doesn't actually take responsibility for his actions, deflecting the blame to the circumstances just like he said the Ricks do. Evil Morty gleefully accepts and acknowledges his title, and doesn't really try to defend his actions.

Diane also very briefly appears in Rick's flashback before she is killed.

They appear later in Rick's and/or Evil Morty's flashbacks.

Summer, Beth, and Jerry only have brief speaking appearances in one scene near the beginning in which Rick and Morty reunite.

Call-Back: The Central Finite Curve was mentioned off-hand in both previous Evil Morty episodes.

Bullet Time: The scene at the inn goes into slow motion when Rick dodges an axe thrown at him.

Brutal Honesty: Evil Morty's reaction to Morty's attempting an Armor-Piercing Question.Д®vil Morty: Tonight, the quality of dialogue stops mattering.

Since a fundamental part of Rick's character is really hating getting told what to do and refusing to follow orders, the vast majority of Ricks immediately attempt to leave the Citadel via their portal guns, oblivious to the fact that they have been tampered with, leading to their grisly demise.

Briar Patching: As a part of his scheme, Evil Morty has a looping message of 'Nobody leave, everybody stay!' broadcasted over the Citadel's PSA system.

Also, this episode features an orchestral remix version of the song. As with his previous two appearances, Evil Morty's Leitmotif, 'For the Damaged Coda', does play at the end of the episode as he succeeds in his plans however, unlike the previous two examples, where the song continued playing during the ending credits, this time it ends right before the episode does, and the standard ending theme music plays for the credits. Rick: (Incredibly disgusted and trying to block the sight with his arms) I asked for zero proof! Zero proof! Let's show 'im, fellas! (he and the two crows proceed to engage in some kind of threesome) We immensely enjoy each others' bodies.Д¬row Scare: Sounds like the man's asking for proof.