Parents Guide for Rick and Morty Rated TV-14 for Adult Themes, Crude Humor, and Strong Language Rick and Morty is an animated comedy series created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon. The show follows the adventures of Rick Sanchez, an alcoholic, genius scientist, and his grandson Morty Smith, a 14-year-old boy who reluctantly accompanies Rick on his adventures through space and time. The show is known for its dark humor, crude humor, and adult themes. Here are some of the things parents should know about Rick and Morty:
- The show contains a lot of adult humor, including sexual innuendo, profanity, and violence.
- The show also deals with some heavy themes, such as death, addiction, and family dysfunction.
- Some episodes may be too scary or intense for younger children. Overall, Rick and Morty is a well-made and entertaining show, but it is not appropriate for children. Parents should carefully consider whether their children are mature enough to handle the show’s content. Here are some specific examples of content that may be of concern to parents:
- In one episode, Rick and Morty travel to a planet where everyone is addicted to a drug called “Bliss.” The episode shows the negative effects of addiction, including the way it can ruin relationships and lead to people making bad decisions.
- In another episode, Rick and Morty go on a quest to find the meaning of life. The episode ends with Rick telling Morty that the meaning of life is whatever you make it. This message may be confusing or upsetting for some children.
- The show also features a lot of violence, including scenes of fighting, shooting, and death. Some of the violence is graphic and may be disturbing for children. Overall, Rick and Morty is a well-made and entertaining show, but it is not appropriate for children. Parents should carefully consider whether their children are mature enough to handle the show’s content.
