Rick and Morty get caught in a continuity-creating anthology device full of people telling stories about Rick.
Guest Cast
Christopher Meloni
voices Jesus Christ
Paul Giamatti
voices Storylord
Dan Harmon
voices Birdperson
Cassie Steele
voices Tammy Gueterman
Rob Paulsen
voices Snuffles
Kari Wahlgren
voices Leah the Snow Queen
Echo Kellum
voices Train Cop
Dan Harmon
voices Tickets Please GuyCast Appearances
Justin Roiland
voices Rick Sanchez
Chris Parnell
voices Jerry Smith
Spencer Grammer
voices Summer Smith
Sarah Chalke
voices Beth Smith
Justin Roiland
voices Morty Smith
Justin Roiland
voices Mr. Meeseeks
Justin Roiland
voices Evil Morty
Justin Roiland
voices Additional Voices
Episode Discussion
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This episode felt so much like a mental breakdown that if Rick had leapt from the screen through a portal into reality, it would be to go postal while screaming over and over, "JuSt LeAve Me aLone!"
It would be so in keeping with the episode that I would just nodded and think, "So this is happening now." with the same zen detachment that I watch some other show that takes itself far too seriously... as I was mowed down by Rick.
A meta commentary about the cradle of glass shards that lovingly extracts blood from the show while nurturing and supporting its development and continued existence was a claustrophobic panic of the fans, deadlines and executives closed in from all sides.
What I wasn't certain about: Does Dan Harmon want us to call him Storylord now?