Rick and Morty Pitch Meeting

Rick and Morty from Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland is one of the most popular shows on TV right now. Some members of the Rick and Morty fanbase are pretty much crazy, so we thought we’d step inside the pitch meeting that led to the hit Adult Swim animated show. What’s up with Rick Sanchez and his constant use of portal guns? Why is everything solved with portal guns or random interdimensional devices. Why is the show so very meta? Why did the Honest Trailers guys say “Super Easy Barely An Inconvenience” in their Deadpool 2 video? Watch this pitch meeting to find out! It’s super easy, barely an inconvenience.

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[ScreenRant]

Hearing our catchphrase at the end of an Honest Trailer is TIGHT

[inky]

Featuring yourself on your own show where you talk to yourself is *TIGHT*

[spehizle]

So how toxic of a fanbase are we talking?
"Well sir, they are going to physically assault minimum wage McDonalds employees over the lack of a condiment discontinued over a decade ago which we reference as a throwaway gag."
*OH* my god.
"Yeah, their behavior is going to become so repellent that it will actually drive more emotionally balanced fans away from the series in disgust at association by mere proximity."
Oh, legions of shrieking fanboys with no concept of moderation or maturity are *TIGHT.*

[nova]

*Having three Ryan George characters in one video is tight.*

[opedromagico]

The acting in the ending is top notch haha “oh.. thank you!” kkkk

[heyitsjustaz]

I scrolled down when he mentions toxic fans and it's just like... the intense lack of self awareness is great.

[Hoezi]

Rick and Morty Pitch Meeting - the only one where the comment section isnt filled with catchphrases from the video, but with Rick and Morty fans assuring everybody they're not obsessed and toxic.

[ProfessorPerhaps]

“Inter dimensional cable, a dumping ground for drug fueled concepts I didn’t know what to do with otherwise” sounds pretty accurate lol

[davidalexander]

That part about the fan base was perfect and if you don't think so, then you are obviously not smart enough to understand it

[Badenhawk]

Scrolling through the comments disappointed that there’s barely any toxic fan base comments.

[Kyran]

That "Thank you" at the end was pretty realistic. There's a lot of good acting in these videos, which just makes the fact that all the characters are played by the same actor even funnier.

[kimzer]

I’m so glad you did this. The bravery it takes to talk plainly about this show given its fanbase feels prohibitive. Super difficult, completely inconvenient

[bustermk]

Who is the cameraman? ... I don't recognise him.

[surfingnerd]

"Make someone feel smart and they buy anything your selling"

"That is a very very good observation".... Hahahahaha oh you're good

[davidkglevi]

Sooo...Pitch meeting for Honest trailers I guess?

[grantpeterson]

1:12 He added a green screen studio to his green screen in his green screen studio

[GiI]

"A dumping ground for drug-fuelled concepts that I wouldn't know what to do with otherwise."

trueeee

[caioassumpcao]

Ryan actually always surprises me with how good he is at acting when things like the last scene happen

[catsinq]

Producer Guy's reaction to being complimented is PRICELESS. Oh, and tight.

[bjrnb]

i really want to yell at you for criticizing one of my favorite show, but i realize that you trapped me with toxic fans bit :(