Rick and Morty 2x6 REACTION!! "The Ricks Must Be Crazy"

[@N0-1_H3r3]

There is a universe outside Rick's that created him: ours. Rick regularly breaks the fourth wall, suggesting that he knows this.

[@alejandromanuelfernandezme4246]

Same with ours

[@johanneskramer9490]

You mean I've been stepping in my schruble quank for someones battery all these years?!

[@chrissonofpear1384]

He also doesn't want to be 'cancelled'...

[@mr_niceman]

N01H3r3 Rick make a universe for his car battery.... Little did he know, we made his universe just for our enjoyment Lol

[@joseantonioabad2637]

@@alejandromanuelfernandezme4246 to nmk noon I.l. Lol pm

[@JRF32100]

They literally had a universe that Rick and Morty traveled through where our furniture were sentient beings and humans served as their furniture. So a universe where cotton candy gains sentience is certainly possible in Rick n Morty.

[@Merilirem]

It's possible in our existence. They just miss the point that existence is infinite which means all possible things are and all things are possible.

[@pookz3067]

Merilirem Something having infinite possibilities does not mean anything can happen. If I pick a random number between 1 and 2, there are infinitely many possibilities. But there is obviously a lot that you can say the number can't be.

[@Merilirem]

Because you're limiting yourself to a specific thing. I was talking about infinity in an unlimited sense. Not just human numbers.

[@joshuawilliams4695]

Merilirem there is no fundamental difference between thinking of the elements that make up the infinite set as universes as apposed to numbers. Say every real number represents a conceivable universe and every natural number represents a universe that exist. There would be infinite universes while most conceivable universes don’t exist. You are talking about a maximally infinite universes but there is no indication that such a reality exist and in fact there have been things mentioned in the show where that isn’t the case. When rick and morty assume their roles in a new reality where the versions of themselves have just died rick mentions a limited number of remaining times they can again assume those roles. This wouldn’t be the case in a maximally infinite multiverse. Also, I would argue in our reality as well that couldn’t exist as it would result in a self contradicting universe.

[@Merilirem]

I was actually talking about our reality as Rick and Morty doesn't specify its own reality as much as its own part of said reality. Anyway my understanding of existence posits that it has to be infinite. Also maximally infinite is a ridiculous term since infinite is by definition not finite in the first place. We can categorize it into specifics of course. If you disagree then give me an alternative. What alternative is there to existence? Do you posit the existence of nothing? Just think of that a bit and you should be able to understand the flaw of a finite existence. The point is that whether its this or Rick and Morty it does not matter because it all simultaneously exists within the greater whole in every conceivable way. I would direct you to my own theory on it but i can never find it with a search engine. Too obscure and i forget whether i put it on kindle or what. Anyway if you have a valid answer i would be pleased to hear it because i myself have found no logical solution which results in a finite existence.

[@MrGeekFreek]

My function is to "Keep Summer Safe". Not "Keep Summer, like, being, like, totally stoked about the general vibe and stuff". That's you. That's what you sound like.

[@Richard-ne6kf]

MrGeekFreek you copied a sentence from the episode and you didn’t even got that right

[@an_oracle]

Literally anything: *Exists* Spaceship: "Vibe Check!"

[@glockroach_6934]

glados vibes

[@guardianofsummerset451]

Jesus, you even failed at that. That is something.

[@nottomcruise6474]

My favourite episode. Colbert is perfect and wish he come back for another episode

[@blackmanwhitesuit]

yeah but his grandson isn't dead yet

[@tydollaz9850]

GOD DAMN

[@solcarvalho5594]

Not Tom Cruise favorite of season 2 right?

[@blackmanwhitesuit]

Michael Mather, are you surprised he's a business man? Time is money and it wasn't worth it for him.

[@Smokehunt]

I know I'm pretty late to the party, but, "THAT'S WHAT YOU USE MY UNIVERSE FOR!?" is one of my favorite lines. Colbert was amazing XD

[@warwargr3654]

Love how 'Keep Summer Safe' shows just how Screwed up things will get when AI's are finally Created en mass and are given Simple orders like 'Keep'em Safe'.

[@SeniorSatoru]

well no not really, 4 years late but you do realize unless it’s made to adapt, it still has to learn how to kill via code

[@vibaj16]

@@SeniorSatoru being made to adapt is pretty much the definition of AI. At least, it's what all modern AI does

[@crystalgemgirl731]

To be fair, Rick programed it.

[@robmarsh918]

@@SeniorSatoruYou don’t understand the concept of AI, do you?

[@sam-psonsmith9951]

@@SeniorSatoru Tell me you don't know anything about A.I without telling me you don't know anything about A.I 😏 The whole point of A.I is that it learns. or in other words, adapts. And thus becomes better at doing its job.

[@ImAviex]

Cutting out the car punchline really busted my balls. That shit kills me when hes like "Quick Morty turn into a car" and he starts trying and hes like never mind heres a taxi lmaoo.

[@seankervin4033]

The whole concept of this episode is sort of like the Simulation Theory.

[@gooj6682]

Except that if it was a simulation, it'd break the law of conservation of energy. It's most likely just a portal to yet another reality

[@sechmascm]

The last guy explained it pretty well. He created a universe, waited for a civilization and introduce them to electricity

[@AlexVasiluta]

@@gooj6682 explain atoms being corn in the season 2 finale, then

[@gooj6682]

@@AlexVasiluta ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ magic.

[@emeraldfinder5]

Dylan L geez, you just brought a gun to a sword battle

[@xaptus]

0:17 When Rick mentions the eleven 9-11’s, you can literally see the fuses in Calvin’s head blowing.

[@francesco8000]

4:38 this is one of the most fucked up thing i have ever seen. I love it.

[@kejdipubg1383]

Jj

[@sebastianemond5313]

10:09 That reaction there, Blind Wave, that was priceless! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@PsychoDiesel48]

Right!?

[@numbo655]

I didn't get the huge reaction for that?

[@sebastianemond5313]

@@numbo655 They all had a jaw drop when Morty transformed into a car🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sandrosliske]

14:33 "Yeah, I'd like to order one large phone with extra phones please"

[@raiden_c1]

This is my favorite episode of Rick & Morty.... not to mention the whole episode is a joke on Capitalism in the battery

[@konradlotto5707]

You guys seem to have trouble understanding the infinite universe thing, if there are infinite universes there are worlds where “cotton candy gained sentience and life” the concept is that everything exists. There is for example one world where a leaf has fallen to the ground and one where it hasn’t. The reason that rick also said “we can only swap worlds some times” is because it would become an X-machina otherwise so people would just say “why don’t they just change universe?

[@nikos29911]

That's really wrong .Infinite universes doesn't mean EVERY possible universe exists. An easy, though oversimplified, way to look at it is there are an infinite set of numbers between 1 and 2 (1.1, 1.11, 1.111, etc. ) and none of them are 3. Saravian has a much better explanation below, but this is a quick and dirty way to grasp it.

[@thebreatho]

Well... there IS a universe where couches seat on people, and one where chipmunks live in people's asses! R&M multiverse IS infinite.

[@nikos29911]

That's for fun of course...But the guy i replied to, he didn't say anything about R&M ,he talked about the infinite universes concept.

[@deg1studios]

@@nikos29911 but the infinte universes theory never establishes that parameter. there is an infinte amount of numbers, period. True. there is an infinite amount of numbers between 8 and 8.00001. True. But it makes no sense that we would be limited to universe 8 through 8.00001. there is no reason to believe that there would not be just an infinite amount of universes, period. so yes, none of the universes in your set (1 through 2) are the same as universe 3. but in my set (0 to infinity), every possible universe exists

[@devini15yt]

Konrad Lotto It also sounds like they’re limited to universes on the “central finite curve”

[@normandoty7106]

Your reaction for the post credit scene was AWESOME, thanx.

[@stussiedwards2683]

The ship is the best character

[@thomasmcgraw8778]

7:50 What makes that so much darker is there have actually been a lot of societies that were that savage

[@drochalsey]

I like how the ''space-car'' computer sounds (and acts like) GLaDOS from Portal 2.

[@astrowebs410]

This is the kind of thingI immediately thought of when Aaron said he'd have a meeseeks keep the kids safe while they go out.

[@BeautifulFlwr]

One of my favorite episodes is next. Can't wait!

[@Megamiguel5003]

Keep Summer Safe!

[@rashipaul8042]

YOU GUYS NEED TO WATCH BOJACK HORSEMAN!!! It would be great if you could react to it, but even if you cannot, just watch it... IT IS AMAZING and very similar to R&M in style so I genuinely think you guys would enjoy it so much

[@Ashoka02tano]

I think the part where Zeb (I forgot his name) was squeezing Rick's eyes is a reference to the fight between The Mountain and The Viper in GOT.

[@namecomingsoon9517]

Cant believe Eric said that there cant be a universe where cotton candy is sentient when weve seen chairs alive in this show

[@EliteTeamKiller2.0]

Just so you know, the set of infinite numbers between 1 and 2 is larger than the set of infinite integers 1, 2, 3, 4 ... infinity. The former is called an UNCOUNTABLE infinity, and the latter is called a COUNTABLE infinity. EDIT - the reason is one-to-one correspondence. Look up cardinality. Here's a quick attempt at an explanation. You can take the natural numbers (0, 1, 2, 3, ...) and map them one to one exactly to the negative integers (...-4, -3, -2, -1). For example, you can start with mapping 0 to -1, then 1 to -2, then 2 to -3, then 3 to -4, and on and on forever. You can pair each and every element of the first set with exactly one element of the second set. Each interval between numbers is the same distance (exactly one) in both sets. That is, the distance between the first number mapped in the natural numbers (0) and the second number mapped (1) is ONE; likewise, the distance between the first number mapped in the negative integers (-1) and the second number mapped in the negative integers (-2) is exactly ONE. However, if you tried this with the real numbers, you'd have a problem. So, your natural numbers are (0, 1, 2, 3, ...). Say you chose to start mapping them to the real numbers at 0 as well. So, your first pairing is 0 from the natural numbers and 0 from the real numbers. Your next paring, however, is 1 from the natural numbers and 0 plus an infinitesimal number from the real numbers. So the distance between the 0 and 1 in the natural numbers is ONE (again), but the difference between 0 from the real numbers and the second real number matched (the one matched to 1) is infinitesimal. So you see, by comparing the distance between each sequential number, you can clearly see that the real numbers has a greater cardinality than the natural numbers and the integers. Also of note: the set of natural numbers (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, ...) is the same size as the set of integers (...-3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, ...) even though the integers go through both negative and positive infinity. How do we know? Do the exact same thing: set up a bijection. Match 0 from the natural numbers (N going forward) and 0 from the integers (Z going forward). Next, match 1 from N with 1 from Z. Then match 2 from N and -1 from Z (yes, negative one). Then match 3 from N and 2 from Z. Then match 4 from N and -2 from Z. Then match 5 from N and 3 from Z. Then match 6 from N and -3 from Z. The point is, for each and ever element of N you can assign one element from Z, and vice versa. That is why the set of natural numbers is the same size as the set of integers. But you CANNOT do this with either with the real numbers, and that is why the real numbers are bigger than either (and in fact than the two combined). EDIT- 2: Also, set of all odd numbers is exactly the same size as the set of all odd + even numbers, but the set of all irrational numbers is bigger than both. The natural numbers, the odd numbers, the integers, they are all COUNTABLE infinities. The real numbers and the irrational numbers are UNCOUNTABLE infinities.

[@Leonardo-xz9xl]

this might seem random; but as long as comedy goes this is not only the funniest episode of R&M but the funniest episode of any tv show i've ever seen. EVERY SINGLE JOKE WORKS; i fucking die of laughter the first time i watched it.

[@IKIGAIofficial]

YOU GOTTA TURN INTO A CAR MORTY!!!!!!!!

[@jonhmojica6070]

There is a universe where there is living couches who eat phones and another universe with living phones who eats people. So a cotton candy universe is possible. This show has not restrictions on creativity

[@GBJJEmilio]

They explained that with the Summer scenes actual. You guys nailed it. Think of Inception and that time concept. Essentially the same thing.

[@tunasub7727]

This is my favorite episode ever. I really want Colbert to come back

[@beblazeblue93]

The movie was ball fondlers, but in the show they only saw that show due to inter dimensional cable. So it’s likely that the universe that had ball fondlers the show just made a movie from it as well.

[@KellyKels23]

The first time I saw 4:45 omg idky but I laughed for probably 5 minutes. It's always the little stuff that makes me laugh the hardest.

[@Lightning_Lance]

Calvin's Nicolas Cage impression was really good!

[@Haleyonthe_daily]

Are they forgetting about the pizzas with the phones and the sofas? If pizza can talk on phones while sitting on sofas, cotton candy can do whatever the hell it wants lol

[@AnthonyWilliams840]

16:19, Calvin silently expressing his inner frustration (as well as mine) at Rotten Tomatoes.

[@skylarmccloud4080]

07:00 is one of my favorite parts. Hunter's scene. Total mind fuck.. Main reason why i love this show

[@QuadThumbs]

Damn that Nick Cage accent was great 😂and I’d watch a movie of The Rock being the prison 😅

[@Papanda1995]

They mentioned in a previous episode the possibility in another universe about a documentary show kind of like cops except Batman is real and the show follows him around as he stops crime every day, and ever since then I've been daydreaming about that even though I'm not a huge superhero type fan, but that would still be awesome!

[@Saravian13]

(Trigger warning to mathematicians: Yes, I'm simplifying some things here) It's definitely a difficult concept to grasp at first, but there aren't merely different sizes of infinite, but infinite sizes of infinity! These sizes are often counter-intuitive to what you'd expect. Using your examples, the set of all odd positive integers is equally as large as the set of all positive integers (what we call "natural numbers"), despite it seeming there should be double as many numbers. Conversely, the set of all numbers between 0 and 1 is infinitely bigger than the set of natural numbers. When talking about infinity, you really have to grasp the idea of "cardinality," which effectively means the number of items in a set. A set is essentially just a group of numbers you order into a pair of curly brackets, i.e {1, 2, 5}, a finite set with cardinality 3 and containing the elements 1, 2, and 5. You never realized it, but you've been manipulating sets all your life when conducting math. We measure a set's cardinality simply by counting how many items are in it and not the respective values of said items, including for infinite sets. When you count something, you are forming what is called a "bijection," between two sets, effectively creating a function that uniquely connects each element in one set to each in another. How many fingers do you have? Well, you can take the set, {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} which contains five elements and individually map your thumb to 1, index to 2, middle to 3, ring to 4, and pinky to 5. Exhausting each element of both sets, this proves that you have exactly five fingers. The same sort of math can be applied to sets of infinite cardinality. When we take the set of all natural numbers, or all integers, or all rational numbers, we can find a bijective function that connects the individual element in the sets to each other. Therefore, we prove that despite our intuitions, these are all the same "size" of infinity, the smallest infinity, in fact, which we call aleph-null. However, you can show that there is no bijection between the set (0,1) (a notation signifying all real numbers from 0 to 1) and the set of all natural numbers which informs us it is necessarily a different cardinality and hence a larger infinity! Yet, you could form such a bijection between (0,1) and (0,2) or even (0,1) and (-infinity, infinity), meaning there are just as many numbers between 0 and 1 as there are between 0 and 2 or along the entire number line! This is believed to be the second smallest infinity, called aleph-one. For more fun mathematics, you could look up Cantor's theorem, which proved that for a set S, its power set P(S) has a strictly larger cardinality - the consequence then that there must be infinite infinities!

[@2011zbjr]

Saravian K,cool story bro but what are magnets made of

[@CesarDainezi]

Nice!

[@pookz3067]

Mathematician here. You did good.

[@adrianp1725]

Wtf, you expect an idiot like me to read this big ass paragraph?

[@zeronova1484]

Saravian, I don't even care if this was copy-pasted, still pretty informative.

[@douchbagat7671]

"They just get so high"

[@StephenRansom47]

The looks on your faces EVERY TIME.

[@CesarDainezi]

Actually the infinity of prime number is the exact same infinity of even numbers, which is the exact same infinity of the natural number, or the whole numbers or even all the fractions. All those infinity are exactly the same, none is "bigger" than any other. The infinity starts to "get bigger" when you consider the real numbers, i.e., all the non periodic decimal numbers, square roots of primes, pi, e, etc. We call the first infinity (of the natural numbers) "aleph-0", and the infinity of the real numbers (which is "bigger") "aleph-1". And yes, you can have aleph-2s, aleph-3s, and so on. There's a aleph-0 infinity of infinities.

[@yoshidinono8095]

For the "know-it-all" that Eric acts like, I'm surprised he didn't recognize Colbert.

[@eisenkrone6116]

I love the look on their faces when Morty transforms.

[@LuxuriaU]

Infinities can be bigger than another by the nature of mathematics. Though unlike finite numbers you can't distinctly see the larger infinity as an infinity is not even a number but a type of set of numbers. Using the replacement axiom you can put the infinite amount of numbers past aleph-null to come to omegas eventually resulting in aleph-null 1. However, the infinity is more infinite because it contains more than one infinite set. It really is hard to explain, as you see, because the nature of infinity is to surpass the surpassable and be unsurpassable itself. If you have a larger infinity than it was surpassed. Though it is not surpassed in the way 1 surpasses 2. It is just one or more types of sets of numbers inside an infinite set.

[@HMaxQc]

FYI, Eric just explained what is smaller infinity. You can know that the infinity of number between 1 and 2 is less than the infinity of number between 1 and 10 for exemple.

[@joshuawilliams4695]

Jordanious77 you are right that his example is wrong but there are different sizes of infinity. The size of infinity of the real numbers between 0-1 is the same as the real numbers from 0-infinity; however, there are infinitely more real numbers then natural numbers. The way we work this out is to do a mapping from one set on to another. So for instance you can map all the natural numbers as 0.0(that number following) and you have only used a small portion of all the real numbers from 0 to 1. There is no such mapping in the other direction so we know that the real numbers is infinitely greater.

[@princednice0703]

8:37 Literally me thinking Are you serious Rick?!?!

[@harvirdhindsa3244]

An "infinite" amount of universes does not necessarily mean anything can happen. There are different degrees of infinity and the definition in "Rick and Morty" is a "countable" infinity. This is like all the integers as opposed to all real numbers which include the infinite decimal numbers between 0 and 1.

[@chevchelios9429]

Tiny Rick! Next episode is legendary

[@cortster12]

Ah yes, this episode. The episode that shows just how much of a monster Rick truly is. Love it.

[@Laserbeak316]

I love how Rick and Zeep are stuck in a Prehistoric world, yet are still able to construct primitive, but functional exo-suits.

[@KCMMFB]

Watching you guys have an existential crisis is cracking me up hahaha

[@SeventyCoins]

A reality where in the Star Wars movies, Order 66 was for the Jedi Order to execute clone troopers for really crappy aim. Cue the Wilhelm Screams.

[@ReasonableRam]

Calvin's got a good Nick Cage impression lol.

[@ferretprince4054]

.....is it just me or does blind wave's reaction videos seem really really really good when compared to some of them a lot of other reaction channels? maybe my pool of channels to compare is too limited but i don't think i've seen another reaction channel that entertains me _QUITE_ as much as blind wave.....maybe it's just me.....

[@mcnevolution]

I love how all jaws dropped in the same time at 10:09

[@fizzystarsong]

The infinite sets of all natural numbers (1, 2, 3...) and all even numbers (2, 4, 6...) are the same size, because you can list both with a one-to-one correspondence (1=2, 2=4, 3=6...). The set of all real numbers including the likes of 1.000134 and 3.79999802 is a larger infinity. You can't even really begin to list those.

[@ernestmoneydeposit]

You guys were so shocked when Monty turned into a car at the end 🤣 so funny 🤣🤣

[@thatsaterribletitle4650]

...are these dudes seriously forgetting that Rick and Morty have already done an entire episode about watching things from alternate realities? ONE OF US IS DEAD CORN!

[@soroushhoseini3529]

In an infinite multiverse, everything is possible and has and will happen infinitely. Even in our own, if the universe doesn’t just pop out of existence, your atoms will eventually come back together in the exact same way, on the same planet, but you are rich. And this will happen infinite number of times.

[@091696g]

Im so happy for this week. Korra season 3, stranger things episode 3, hope they dropped the reinhardt reaction and vikings . Blindwave thank you

[@godsdonttalk597]

In the world of infinite universes every KZbin poop is a legitimate movie someone produced in an alternate universe.

[@-Miasimon]

To this day, this is still my favorite episode.

[@OmegaFalcon]

2:42 Lol Shane became a cannibal for a sec!

[@qwerty2269nd]

How one infinity can be bigger than another infinity is actually not that hard to understand. Like they were talking about there is an infinite amount of points between 1 and 2, and therefor there is an infinite amount of points between 2 and 3 and so on. So if one equation counts all the points between 1 and 2, you will get infinity. And there is another equation that counts the points between 1 and 3. This also gets infinity, but is twice as large as the first equation.

[@filmliebhaber5283]

19:05 It is not that hard to explain how one infinity can be greater than another. You just need to know the mathmatical definition of when two sets have the same number of elements: Two sets A and B are equally great if every element of A can be matched by excactly one of B and the other way around. If you think about it that is a one on one pair up and it makes sense that sets whose elements can be all paired up in pairs of two have the same size. If you do the same with infinite sets, like A={all integers} and B={all negative integers} you see that you have a match for every integer (1 with -1,2 with -2 and so on), so the infinitys of "the number of integers" and "the number of negative integers" are the same. If you then take A={all integers} and B={the numbers between 0 and 1} you can't match them that way. Because you could match 1 with 1, 2 with 1/2, 3 with 1/3 and so on. In the end every integer will be matched but for example 0.8 will not be. Thereby there are more numbers between 0 and 1 than there are integers. Even though both are infinity, they are different infinitys.

[@filmliebhaber5283]

Btw, that is why your line of reasoning, "If there are infinitely many universes there must be one where x happens", is wrong. The number of universes could be infinite and still smaler than the number of possible events/possibilities. Then not every event/possibility would have a universe, so there would be some possible events that would not take place in any universe. In the context of Rick and Morty that even is necesseraly true since they can change universes and thereby if every possibility would take place in some universe there would always be a universe in wich Rick teleports into the universe we are currently watching at that moment. Since that does not happen not every possibility takes place in some universe.

[@JoseFlores-xc7wu]

Am new to the channel how come some episodes are not available. I just started to watch Rick & Morty so every time I watch a episode I come and look for your reaction video but not all of the episodes are available

[@namecomingsoon9517]

I feel like at the end Calvin thought Eric thought he was talking about a Microverse not The Multiverse

[@nickabus194]

A universe where in Star Wars the wookies are ewoks and the ewoks are wookies.

[@Merilirem]

Why not a universe where the Ewoks make up the Jedi council and its members.

[@whatiswhat8061]

A universe where anakin was not only part of the council but a was granted rank of master as well

[@Merilirem]

A universe where they found Anakin when he was a baby.

[@Merilirem]

Oh i know, a universe where Obi-Wan was a sith lord!

[@afontana89]

Infinite universes doesn't mean EVERY possible universe exists. An easy, though oversimplified, way to look at it is there are an infinite set of numbers between 1 and 2 (1.1, 1.11, 1.111, etc. ) and none of them are 3. Saravian has a much better explanation below, but this is a quick and dirty way to grasp it.

[@alanquintero7]

Anthony Fontana you didn't say a thing

[@titaniumtomato7247]

Anthony Fontana yes, I said this at some point

[@allenantony6523]

You are right. Another way of saying it is and Infininte Set is not necessarlly equal to a Universal Set U ( which is the set that contains every possibility). There can be infinite Universes without a solar system and just one with a solar system and you still have infinite universes.

[@TheYoungMuTe]

Interesting

[@Jerco2020]

Anthony Fontana you must have a certain amount of intelligence to understand....

[@lorraine4786]

Hey, is there anywhere we can watch the episodes missing from youtube? 1x9, 2x3, and 2x4? Would it only be in the unedited tier of your patreon?

[@Ho_Lee_Fook]

I think you can find it on their website

[@0rurin]

Not only are there infinite versions of people, there's an infinite number of each. Infinity is fucked, yo.

[@lastbaratheon8043]

LOL all of their faces when Morty turned into a car.

[@whedonobsessed]

Hahaha is Calvin bad mouthing rotten tomatoes at 16:25 ??

[@HyperGolem]

There was some music playing in the background of this reaction?

[@TazyBaby]

“A universe in which Star Wars episode eight is already out” These poor bastards, they didn’t have a clue how bad things would get. Six years later and Star Wars is dead. My first stuffed animal with an R2 D2 plushy, I walked around elementary school with a Lego Luke Skywalker every single day, and now I couldn’t care less. Thanks disney

[@Rick.Colver]

1 difference between Rick's Universe and a Microverse: A surrounding Multiverse.

[@hallowedbethynameyahuah7705]

Mandela Effect made Star Wars changes in the way Eric describes, except in real life!

[@XenithKain]

I mean about the cotton candy being alive. That cloud that morty liked was sentient. So i don't see why cotton candy can't be.

[@nathanpm]

The Rock Prison idea was awesome heuehue!

[@lanmandragoran8337]

A universe where star wars: tag and bink has already been made

[@daveryder9617]

An alternate Universe movie; the multi-Oscar winning, genre redefining, most popular movie of all time...'From Justin to Kelly'...dare you watch?

[@ThePonderer]

You wanna see what the image for "uncomfortable" looks like in the dictionary? 4:44

[@Merilirem]

To be clear the infinite nature of existence means all things do exist including the spaghetti people and Rick and Morty. There is even a good dragonball evolution movie in some universes. Also by some i mean an infinite amount because again, it's all infinite.

[@jamesmays9814]

Rick had an entire universe's worth of stars to harness power from, and instead he manipulates a society to make his power for him. Rick wouldn't have it any other way. Hahaha.

[@HunterSentinel]

My names hunter and that scene freaked me out.

[@91lilken]

How do you think his name is Zepp when it is clearly pronounced as Zeep throughout the episode.

[@chalis6270]

Keep Summer safe

[@Crulex]

The Summer sub plot is FAR better than the main plot.

[@tbcalex]

Crulex both are good

[@TheMaitoPulla]

Oh yeah. One of my favorite things.

[@lurkingposter]

Nope.

[@nottomcruise6474]

Not even close

[@BeautifulFlwr]

Yea, I was honestly a lot more invested in the B plot. But Morty made the main plot enjoyable too

[@StarWarsDK]

When will you be reacting to the new Overwatch short, "Honor and Glory"?

[@willparks3429]

Cotton candy people are in a Steven king short story

[@randomkid217]

Aww I was hoping you wouldn't cut off the taxi joke but you did. Oh well

[@cbatus]

why no one talks about the fact that they cut some of the best parts

[@jamesbalch1325]

If the car couldn't start because it's battery wasn't working where was the car getting the power to all that shit?

[@karengissellecarcamo]

Can't wait for 2x7 reaction "TINY RIIIIICK"

[@jaywagner426]

We've seen sentient chairs and pizza in different dimensions lol

[@doinglive2397]

10.05 - the expressions 😂😂

[@geektalktv7261]

Calvin your awesome man, but all you guys are awesome to. Keep up the work guys!

[@ohno6528]

If we every make a simulated universe, we would prove that our own universe is turing complete. Meaning that our universe is probably simulated too.

[@dariensampson7913]

Or the one where Leia is the Jedi and Luke is a prince.

[@Tamanta94]

There is music in the background of the video :D

[@everestfalls]

Goddamn!!! Nic Cage and Sean Connery shrinks down and fight terrorists inside Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson where a top secret nano prison is located.....I'd watch the shit out of that.