Cameos are times when Rick and Morty or anything else related to Rick and Morty have made notable appearances, been mentioned, referenced, titled, parodied, or crossed over in other television shows, movies, video games, comics, web series, music, commercials, or any form of media.
Cameos in Outside Media[]
Television[]
3 Body Problem[]
- Saul mentions watching Rick and Morty in the episode "Only Advance".
The Amazing World of Gumball[]
- In the episode "The Deal", when Nicole sees the destruction in the Watterson house, the music playing is a parody of the Rick and Morty theme song.
- In the episode "The Puppets", the character Sammy Sunscream is a reference to the Screaming Sun in "The Wedding Squanchers".
American Dad![]
- In the episode, "Henderson", Klaus' fishbowl is decorated for his date with Danuta, with two of the decorations being Pickle Rick from the Rick and Morty episode of the same name.
Ben 10: Omniverse[]
- Two characters, Bryk and Morty, are named after Rick and Morty in the episode, "The Final Countdown".
Bob’s Burgers[]
- In the episode “Brunchsquatch”, one scene is animated in the art style of Rick and Morty.
Cloak and Dagger[]
- In the episode, “Back Breaker”, Father Delgado refers to Rick and Morty in his lecture regarding heroes.
Community[]
- At the end of episode Analysis of Cork-Based Networking, Abed and Rachel are seen watching the Rick and Morty episode, "Pilot".
For more information about this section, visit Community.
Emmy Awards[]
- Rick and Morty make cameos during the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards to present the award for Outstanding Reality-Competition Program.
- Rick and Morty make cameos during the 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards wearing face masks in the Smith Residence due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
For more information about this section, visit Emmy Awards.
Family Guy[]
- In the episode "Pal Stewie", a fourth wall joke involves a father and son, watching Family Guy, and making a commentary on how long the show's been on the air. The father, having grown up, watching the show from when it first aired, notices Stewie, making a callback to the earlier seasons, and explains the joke to his son. His younger teenage son, is not interested in such an outdated show, and shushes his dad, telling him that he's trying to watch Rick and Morty on his Ipad. This joke suggests that Family Guy no longer appeals to the younger generation and has now been replaced by Rick and Morty, as the new, popular, adult-animated series.
- In the episode "PeTerminator", Stewie uses the portal gun as a method of transportation, claiming that because of how much Rick and Morty "borrowed" from their show, they're allowed to steal this from them.
- In the episode "Gift of the White Guy", it is revealed that Stewie stole many ray guns from Rick and Morty as a result of a fire sale.
Farzar[]
- In the episode "Welcome to Farzar", after hearing Renzo's story, a student asks if the show will be more like Futurama or Rick and Morty.
- In the episode "War and Peace", Renzo decides to abandon the planet and take a cardboard cutout of Pickle Rick.
The Flash[]
- In the episode “When Harry Met Harry...”, the Council of Wells references the Council of Ricks from the episode “Close Rick-Counters of the Rick Kind”. It is in-turn a reference to the Council of Reeds from the Fantastic Four comics.
Futurama[]
- In the episode, "The Impossible Stream", one scene has Bender scrolling through channels which display parody titles of many television shows and movies. One of them shown is "Rick & Morky", referencing Rick and Morty as well as Mork & Mindy.
The Good Doctor[]
- In the episode “Quarantine”, Kellan mentions that he has a season of Rick and Morty on his phone.
Gravity Falls[]
- Many Easter eggs referencing Rick and Morty can be found in Gravity Falls. It should be noted that inter-dimensional travel exists in both shows, creating the possibility that both are set in the same multiverse.
For more information about this section, visit Gravity Falls.
Harvey Girls Forever![]
- In the episode "Days of Future Presents", Melvin's laser pistol resembles Rick's portal gun.
In Treatment[]
- Eladio mentions watching Rick and Morty in the episode "Eladio – Week 1".
Jeopardy![]
- The show has featured Rick and Morty multiple times as apart of its clues in several episodes.
Johnny Test[]
- In the short, League of Johnnys, the episode’s title card features a version of the titular protagonist resembling Pickle Rick from the episode of the same name.
MacGyver[]
- In the episode “Mac + Desi + Riley + Aubrey”, Mac and Desi argue over Mac watching Rick and Morty a lot.
Mom[]
- In the episode “Black Mold and an Old Hot Dog”, Emily is seen wearing a Rick and Morty shirt and she and Christy talk about the show.
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic[]
- In the episode "Grannies Gone Wild" two background characters resemble Rick and Morty.
Pony Rick and Morty
Mystery Science Theater 3000[]
- In the episode "Avalanche", the gang watches the 1978 movie "Avalanche" and during the scene where Florence laughs, Tom Servo laughs in mimicry of her and then mentions having seen a funny episode of Rick and Morty last night.
- In the episode "Doctor Mordid", Dr. Kabahl make the comment "It'll be like 'Rick and Morty,' but not as frenetic".
- In the episode "The Christmas Dragon", Tom makes the comment "This guy's a Rick in search of a Morty."
Never Have I Ever[]
- In the episode “...been the loneliest boy in the world”, Ben is revealed to be a fan of Rick and Morty and meets up with a fan from Reddit who turns out to be a much older man.
The Outlaws[]
- In the Season 3 episode, “Episode Five”, Nigel is seen wearing a Rick and Morty T-shirt throughout the episode.
Paradise P.D.[]
- In the episode, "How the Cookie Crumbles", Hopson gets fired from the show and finds work on a other adult animated shows. One of them is Rick and Morty, where he takes the place of Morty. Hopson says that he's glad to be on a show where he gets to be crude and disgusting and have people react as though he did something deeply intelligent. Hopson references to the meme, saying that you need to have a high IQ to understand the show and also claims to be winning an Emmy for a joke he told about Mickey Rooney's moist taint. Lastly, we see the corpse of Rick Sanchez hanging from the ceiling, having killed himself after hearing Hopson's disgusting rave.
- Dusty tells Kevin not to get all "Rick and Morty" with the story in the episode, "Sack to the Future".
Phineas and Ferb[]
- In the episode "Doofercise", Dr. Doofenshmirtz's End-All-Be-All-Inator bears a resemblance to the Gooblebox machines used in Rick's Microverse from the episode "The Ricks Must Be Crazy".
Resident Evil[]
- In the episode “Home Movies”, Jade mentions Rick and Morty when talking about the parentage of her and her sister.
Robot Chicken[]
- In the episode “Hi.”, a painting of Rick and Morty can be seen in the "Grand Canyon Nerd Jump" sketch.
- In the episode “Fila Ogden in: Maggie’s Got a Full Load”, the Mad Scientist is jokingly referred to as Rick Sanchez in the "Robot Chicken Opening (SNL Style)" sketch.
Saturday Night Live[]
- In the episode "Regina King/Nathaniel Rateliff", Rick and Morty is mentioned in the "Tucker Carlson Tonight" cold open.
- In the episode “Jonathan Majors/Taylor Swift”, Rick and Morty is mentioned in the “Man Park” sketch.
The Simpsons[]
- In the couch gag for the episode "Mathlete's Feat", Rick and Morty were seen crashing through the wall of the house, killing the Simpson family. Morty was terrified to see what he had done and Rick blamed it on him. He told him to go to another dimension with their family portrait and clone them to bring them back. Morty went there and while he did, Rick walked around the house, eating their food and drinking Homer's beer. Ned Flanders walked in and saw what he did and so Rick had to use his Freeze ray to freeze him. When Morty came back, they brought The Simpsons back to life, but they came out looking like mutated versions of themselves that resembled Rick because of their skin color and spiky hair. Knowing that there wasn't really anything else they could do, Rick and Morty quickly fled the scene, leaving them behind. After this, Bart decided that he had had enough and said "No more guest animators, man!"
- In the episode "Grampy Can Ya Hear Me", Maggie holds a bottle of Szechuan sauce in the opening, referencing the episode "The Rickshank Rickdemption".
- In the episode "Springfield Splendor", Dan Harmon made an appearance, teaching a college course on story writing. He was explaining his story circle strategy, shouting "TV should be a circle", before being pelted by pencils and wadded up paper balls, thrown by the students. Harmon's Story Circle strategy can be seen in various episodes of Rick and Morty such as "Never Ricking Morty" and "Ricker than Fiction".
- In the episode, “Now Museum, Now You Don’t”, Diego Rivera says if he plays his cards right, he will direct an episode of Rick and Morty.
- In the episode, “Krusty the Clown”, Homer finds a scrolling list which displays a list of TV shows, including Rick and Morty.
- In the "Simpsonsworld" segment of the episode, "Treehouse of Horror XXXIII", one of the theme parks at the end of the episode is called "Rick and Morty Universe" along with parks based on The Simpsons, Bob's Burgers, South Park, Family Guy, Futurama, SpongeBob SquarePants, and Big Mouth.
For more information about this section, visit The Simpsons.
Solar Opposites[]
- In the episode "The Matter Transfer Array", Yumyulack and Jesse discussed their bullying problem at James Earl Jones High School. A poster on the wall in the background read "Schwifty Live Jazz", in reference to the episode "Get Schwifty".
- In the episode "The Quantum Ring", Korvo went to a casting agency, where there was a bunch of headshots of various people. One of which was a photo of a kid who looked like a younger version of Morty Smith.
- In the episode "The P.A.T.R.I.C.I.A. Device", among the wreckage of the burning neighborhood, where was a shattered photo of Summer Smith.
For more information about this section, visit Solar Opposites.
Star Trek: Picard[]
- In the episode, “Assimiliation”, Teresa Ramirez forbids her son to watch Rick and Morty if he does not behave himself.
Stranger Things[]
- In the Season 4 episode, “Chapter 2: Vecna’s Curse”, “Rick Sanchez” is listed in the video rental store database among other names.
Supernatural[]
- In the episodes "LOTUS" and "First Blood", a US Secret Service agent's name is Rick Sanchez, referencing the Rick and Morty character of the same name.
This Is Us[]
- In the episode “A Hell of a Week: Part Three”, Toby mentions that he wants to watch Rick and Morty with his son.
Tosh.0[]
- In the episode "Pee Lady", a list of many different TV shows was flashed on the screen. One of which was Rick and Morty.
Total DramaRama[]
- In the episode "School District 9", the aliens coming down to Earth to destroy the planet and saying "Show us what you got!" references the Cromulons and Armagheadon's line from the episode "Get Schwifty".
Uncle Grandpa[]
- In the episode "Tongue Tied", the character Ricky is named after Rick. In addition, Ricky's tongue in the episode is voiced by Justin Roiland.
Villianous[]
- In the short episode "Bigger, Badder", Black Hat's size-altering ray gun bears a resemblance to Rick's portal gun.
We Bare Bears[]
- In the episode "Charlie's Halloween Thing 2", Charlie enters a world where a sentient phone uses a human as a object referencing one of the dimensions Rick and Morty visited in the episode "Close Rick-Counters of the Rick Kind".
YOLO[]
- Terry from the Bushworld Adventures special episode appears in the episode “The Terry Cup”.
- Lucas describes his simulation that accidentally trapped Sarah and Rachel as a "Rick and Morty-esque simulation" in the episode, "All Night Gaming 2".
Movies[]
Back in Time[]
- Back in Time is a documentary film, about the cultural impact of the famous sci-fi trilogy, "Back to the Future". In the film, it is mentioned that the movie's impact was the creation of Rick and Morty, since the title characters are parodies of Doc and Marty, as well as the show's concept being somewhat inspired by said trilogy. In addition, Dan Harmon is interviewed in the film.
Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers[]
- In the film, when Chip and Dale are being chased by Sweet Pete, Bob and Jimmy, an attendant at FanCon is dressed as Pickle Rick from the Rick and Morty episode of the same name.
- In the film, when Chip and Dale are scanned by Sweet Pete’s bootleg machine, the duo are briefly rendered in the art style of Rick and Morty on the machine's computer, with Chip resembling Rick and Dale resembling Morty.
Eighth Grade[]
- In the film, Kayla and Gabe bond over their love for Rick and Morty and mention the Szechuan sauce scene from "The Rickshank Rickdemption".
Free Guy[]
- In the film, a Rick and Morty poster can be seen on Keith’s bedroom wall.
Friend Request[]
- In the film, a Rick and Morty poster can be seen on Gustavo's wall.
Godzilla: King of the Monsters[]
- Dr. Rick Stanton is loosely based on Rick Sanchez and shares many characteristics with him in the film.
- Various Rick and Morty stickers are seen on Madison's laptop in the film.
I Came By[]
- In the film, Hector is watching the episode, "The Ricklantis Mixup", when the police come to his house for the first time.
Justice League/Zack Snyder's Justice League[]
- In both cuts of the film during the scene where Batman showed up in The Flash's house, there were television screens on in the background. One of them showed the epilogue scene from the Rick and Morty episode, "Something Ricked This Way Comes".
Krampus[]
- In the movie, Krampus, a wanted poster of Rick Sanchez can be seen on the wall of Max Engel's bedroom.
The Night Before[]
- In one scene, an advertisement poster for Rick and Morty is seen on a subway train.
Space Jam: A New Legacy[]
- Rick and Morty make cameo appearances in “Space Jam: A New Legacy”, with Justin Roiland reprising his roles in the film. In the movie, Bugs Bunny takes LeBron James through a universe of Warner Bros. franchises so that they can assemble an elite team of basketball players.
- In one scene while traveling across the universe in Marvin the Martian's spaceship, LeBron James tells Bugs Bunny that he's going to have to be very literal with him when it comes to his suggestions on recruiting new players. Suddenly, the Tasmanian Devil slams into the enclosed glass sphere where they are working as they and Daffy Duck notices. As he's hungrily licking the glass, Rick and Morty appear in their Space Cruiser, whom Rick says how they are done running tests on him and that his condition is irreversible, as Morty declares that he'll never be able to erase what he had saw in his brain. Rick comments that the Tasmanian Devil is their problem now before they blast off in the Space Cruiser and leave. Bugs Bunny and LeBron James then recruits Taz for their team.
- The scene in the film has been mockingly mentioned in Rick and Morty multiple times:
- In the Season 6 episode, "Full Meta Jackrick", the scene in the film are mockingly referenced as Rick says how their credibility is permanently eroded and every second in the Meta Reality is equivalent to ten Space Jam cameos.
- In the Season 7 episode, "Rickfending Your Mort", it is revealed that Rick killed the versions of himself and Morty who appeared in the film and mentioned that they begged for death as they were forced to be in the movie.
- In the Season 8 episode, "Ricker than Fiction", Rick transports Jerry in the Movie-lizer so he can live his own sequel to the film called Space Jam 7. However, Summer ruins it by putting her erotic raptor story in the Movie-lizer.
- Both Rick and Morty and Space Jam: A New Legacy are featured in the crossover video game MultiVersus. (see MultiVersus section and page for specifics)
For more information about this section, visit Space Jam: A New Legacy.
Advertising[]
Adidas[]
For more information about this section, visit Rick and Morty + adidas X Speedportal.
Alien: Covenant[]
For more information about this section, visit Alien: Covenant Rick and Morty.
AT&T[]
- Rick appears in various AT&T commercials titled "Famous Mouths" advertising AT&T's voice-activated TV remote which feature various celebrity mouths such as Evan Rachel Wood, RuPaul, Elijah Wood, Missy Elliot, LeBron James, Tracy Morgan, Cookie Monster, Thalía, Jonathan Van Ness, Martha Stewart, and Jonathan dos Santos. In the commercials, either LeBron James or Missy Elliot ask their remote to search for cartoons or play Rick and Morty as Rick's mouth appears on screen within the Smith Residence asking his remote to play The Last O.G. leading into Tracy Morgan. In another commercial, he says his catchphrase "Wubba Lubba dub-dub!" before speaking into the remote. Justin Roiland reprises his role for the commercials.
For more information about this section, visit Famous Mouths.
Carl's Jr./Hardees's[]
- Rick and Morty appear in a commercial for the fast food restaurant chains, Carl's Jr. and Hardee's.
- The events of the commercial are indirectly referenced by Morty in the Old Spice commercial.
For more information about this section, visit Carl’s Jr and Hardee’s.
Death Stranding[]
For more information about this section, visit Rick and Morty x Death Stranding
God of War: Ragnarok[]
For more information about this section, visit Rick and Morty x PlayStation (God of War: Ragnarok)
Green Hydrogen[]
- Rick and The President appear in a commercial for Green Hydrogen as apart of the Wormageddon campaign.
For more information about this section, visit Wormageddon: Green Hydrogen Battle.
Old Spice[]
For more information about this section, visit Old Spice
PlayStation[]
For more information about this section, visit Rick and Morty x PlayStation 5 Console.
Pringles[]
- Rick, Morty, and Summer appear in a Super Bowl commercial for the potato-based chip brand, Pringles.
For more information about this section, visit Rick and Morty x Pringles.
The Real Cost[]
- Rick and Morty appear in a commercial for the anti-smoking public education campaign, The Real Cost.
For more information about this section, visit The Real Cost x Rick and Morty.
Samsung[]
- Summer, Space Beth, and Planetina appear in a commercial for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 smartphone as apart of the Wormageddon campaign.
For more information about this section, visit Rick and Morty + adidas X Speedportal.
Trover Saves the Universe[]
For more information about this section, visit Rick and Morty Play Trover Saves the Universe.
Wendy's[]
- Rick and Morty appear in multiple commercials for the fast food restaurant chain, Wendy's.
- Rick mentions Wendy's giving him money, referencing the first commercial in "Star Mort Rickturn of the Jerri".
For more information about this section, visit Rick and Morty x Wendy's.
Video Games[]
60 Seconds![]
- In the game, the player can interact with a character resembling Rick named "Dick". The computer will also note that he is looking for his grandson, referencing Morty.
Amateur Surgeon 4: Re-Generations[]
- Rick and Morty themed content based on Pocket Mortys appear in the game Amateur Surgeon 4: Re-Generations such as partners and surgeries.
For more information about this section, visit Amateur Surgeon 4: Re-Generations
Borderlands 3[]
- In the game, two characters, Wick and Warty, are named after Rick and Morty and use portal technology, much like their inspirations.
Bowmasters[]
- In the game, the character Dr. Sick is based on Rick Sanchez.
Cookie Clicker[]
- The achievement "cookie clicker forever and forever a hundred years cookie clicker, all day long forever, forever a hundred times, over and over cookie clicker adventures dot com" references Rick's rant to Morty at the end of the episode "Pilot".
- The achievement "Nobody exists on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere; "Come watch TV?" references Morty's line to Summer in the episode "Rixty Minutes".
Crush Crush[]
- In the game, Pam says “Wabba lubba dub dub!”, referencing Rick’s catchphrase Wubba Lubba dub-dub.
Dead Ahead Zombie Warfare[]
- One of the skins for Saw in the game is Dr. Sanchez, who resembles and is named after Rick.
Doom: Eternal[]
- One of the items sold by a convenience store in "ARC Complex" are Lil’ Bits, which appeared in the episode “Interdimensional Cable 2: Tempting Fate”.
DOTA 2[]
For more information about this section, visit DOTA 2.
DragonVale[]
- The game description for the Greymatter Dragon references a play called "Trick and Mort" referencing Rick and Morty.
- The game description for the Rift Gate includes the line "Aww, yeah! It's time to get Rifty in here!" referencing the lyrics in the song "Get Schwifty" from the episode of the same name.
Enter the Gungeon[]
- One of the guns in the game is the Snakemaker, which resembles Rick's Laser gun and references the episode, "Get Schwifty", in which Rick turns multiple armed guards into snakes.
Escape from Tarkov[]
- During the quest "Is This a Reference?", one of the clues is "the megagenius scientist's seat" which is a reference to Rick. The clue will lead the player to a toilet and beer near a cliff referencing Rick's secret pooping place in the episode "The Old Man and the Seat".
Fallout 4[]
- In the game, one of the voiced player names is "Rick Sanchez".
Fortnite[]
- Many Rick and Morty themed cosmetics appear in Fortnite such as Rick, Morty, Summer, and Mr. Meeseeks appearing as skins and emotes based on the songs Get Schwifty and The Rick Dance.
For more information about this section, visit Fortnite.
Gang Beasts[]
For more information about this section, visit Gang Beasts.
Genshin Impact[]
- In the game, Sayu says “And away I go!” when using her Elemental Skill referencing Rick’s catchphrase in “A Rickle in Time”.
Halo: Infinite[]
- In the Riptide map, a Mr. Meeseeks Box can be found within one of the plant growth containers.
Hearthstone[]
- The flavor description for Il'gynoth's card, "Well, that just sounds like damage with extra steps." references Rick and Morty saying the line "That just sounds like slavery with extra steps." from the episode "The Ricks Must Be Crazy".
High on Life[]
- In the game, one enemy says that there is no Rick and Morty references within the game and apologizes to the player.
Kick the Buddy[]
Kleptocats[]
- One of the collectable items in the game is a Plumbus from the episode, "Interdimensional Cable 2: Tempting Fate".
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero[]
- One message when opening a empty chest in the game's English-language localization parodies the "high IQ" meme/copypasta related to Rick and Morty.
Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Try[]
- In the game, one of the items Larry has to collect is limited edition Szechuan sauce, referencing the episode “The Rickshank Rickdemption”.
Little Alchemist[]
- The art for the card Teleporter Malfunction shows a creature resembling a Gromflomite.
- The art for the card Ornamental Pickle shows a creature resembling Pickle Rick from the episode of the same name.
- The art for the card Bottomless Void shows characters resembling Rick and Morty traveling through multiple green portals
Maneater[]
- In the game, the narrator (voiced by Chris Parnell) will mention Gazorpazorp from “Raising Gazorpazorp” upon finding a hidden UFO.
Merge Dragons![]
- Many Rick and Morty themed content appear in Merge Dragons! such as dragons and event trophies.
For more information about this section, visit Merge Dragons!.
Move or Die[]
- Many Rick and Morty characters appear in Move or Die such as Rick, Morty, Mr. Meeseeks, Birdperson, and Krombopulos Michael.
For more information about this section, visit Move or Die.
MultiVersus[]
- Rick and Morty appear as playable characters in MultiVersus with Ian Cardoni and Harry Belden reprising their roles for the game.
- Rick is a minor character in the tie-in comic book miniseries, MultiVersus: Collision Detected.
For more information about this section, visit MultiVersus.
Neon Abyss[]
- In the game, the Hiccups item references Rick’s unibrow.
NGU IDLE[]
- One of the bosses in the game is Spiky Haired Guy, who is a parody of Rick.
- One of the characters in the game is named "A Bird Person", referencing the character of the same name.
The Outer Worlds[]
- Sherman Bradshaw says "Here I go killing again!” if you fight him, referencing Krombopulos Michael’s catchphrase from "Mortynight Run".
Paladins[]
- Omega Vivian’s kill taunt line against Buck is “says "To be fair, you have to have a really high IQ to get this!”, referencing the “high IQ” meme/copypasta related to Rick and Morty.
Rocket League[]
- Many Rick and Morty themed cosmetics appear in Rocket League such as antennas and wheels.
For more information about this section, visit Rocket League.
RuneScape/Old School RuneScape[]
- In RuneScape, some of the ancient zygomites within Anachronia are named Rick, Morty, Summer, Beth, Jerry, and Jessica.
- In RuneScape, Zarador's idea to appease the Elder Gods is by putting on a musical show with song and dance referencing the plot of the episode "Get Schwifty".
- In RuneScape, one of the conservations with Morty references Armagheadon's line "Show me what you got!" from the episode "Get Schwifty".
- In Old School RuneScape, Heron will mention his "bird culture" referencing Birdperson's line "In bird culture, this is considered a dick move." from the episode "Get Schwifty".
- In Old School RuneScape, Rakkar's dialogue includes the line "Wubba Lubba dub-dub." which is Rick's catchphrase.
- In Old School RuneScape, the 2020 Halloween event parodies the plot of the episode "Pickle Rick" in which a character named Rick turns his head into a pumpkin. The post for the update is also "Trust us, it's the funniest thing we've ever seen.", referencing the "And then he turns himself into a pickle, funniest shit I've ever seen." meme related to Rick and Morty.
Satisfactory[]
- A Mr. Meeseeks Box is located at the foot of the top bunk in the Hub.
Skullgirls[]
- In the mobile version of the game, one of Brain Drain's palette swaps ("Tinkering Terror") bears a resemblance to Rick.
Slayaway Camp[]
- One of the unlockable killers in the game bears a resemblance to Tophat Jones and is named after the character.
SteamVR[]
- Mr. Meeseeks is a collectible character item in SteamVR Home.
Supraland[]
- In the video game Supraland, several houses houses have what looks exactly like a Plumbus as seen in the episode, "Interdimensional Cable 2: Tempting Fate".
- In the DLC, there is a vat of acid which turns out to be fake if jumped into, with a scientist inside. Also, inside the vat is a hatch which, if opened, will release some bones referencing the episode, "The Vat of Acid Episode".
Surviving Mars[]
- Colonists in the game can have Rick, Morty, Summer, Jerry, and Beth as pre-generated first names as well as Sanchez as a last name.
- One of the achievements is titled "Wubba Lubba dub-dub!", which is Rick's catchphrase.
Terraria[]
- The tooltip description for Apple Juice is "Hungry for apples?", referencing Jerry's slogan pitch in the episode "M. Night Shaym-Aliens!".
Tom Clancy's The Division[]
- On one of the wanted posters that can found in the game, its description states that the person was last screaming "Wubba Lubba dub-dub!" which is Rick's catchphrase.
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Seige[]
- Many Rick and Morty themed cosmetics appear in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Seige.
For more information about this section, visit Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Seige.
The Universim[]
- One easter egg in the game has Nugget versions of Rick and Morty occasionally visiting the player's planet as well as appearing on a poster on a skyscraper.
What the Golf?[]
- On a wall within the space world, a drawing of a Cromulon can be seen, which appeared in the episode “Get Schwifty”.
World of Warcraft[]
- A type of ooze mob in Maldraxxus is named “Turbulent Juice” and are named after the product featured in “Rixty Minutes”.
Web Videos[]
Battle for Dream Island[]
- In the episode "Getting Teardrop to Talk", a voice whispers "Loooossseerrr." when Liy tries to get Teardrop to talk to her references a scene where a voice whispers the same to Jerry multiple times in the episode "Rickmancing the Stone".
Binging with Babish/Babish Culinary Universe[]
- On the channel, Andrew Rhea (also known as Babish) creates various recipes from movies, television shows, and video games. Multiple videos included recreations of food from Rick and Morty such as the Lil' Bits food from "Interdimensional Cable 2: Tempting Fate", the Szechuan Sauce from "The Rickshank Rickdemption", the Sugar Chicken from "The Rickchurian Mortydate", and the Every Burger from "The Jerrick Trap".
CollegeHumor/Dropout[]
Stop Ruining Rick & Morty
- One video, titled "Stop Ruining Rick & Morty" is about a therapy session between a personified version of the show and one of its "toxic" fans. The fan is portrayed as being overly clingy with Rick and Morty, while Rick and Morty is annoyed with the fan's obsession and calls him out on how he misinterprets everything he does. The video includes many references to events in the series, as well as real-life phenomenons, spawning from the series:
- Rick and Morty tells his fan "You don't own me.", a reference to Mrs. Pancakes' catchphrase, "You don't know me." from "Lawnmower Dog".
- The fan has a tattoo of Pickle Rick from the episode of the same name.
- Rick and Morty and his fan reference the real life outrage of Szechuan Sauce, stemming from the condiment being referenced in "The Rickshank Rickdemption". The two tell the story of a time they went to McDonalds and the fan punched the cashier in the face for not having Szechuan Sauce there.
- The fan and the therapist bring up Schmeckles, a form of currency from "Meeseeks and Destroy".
- Rick and Morty mentions the character Mr. Poopybutthole, and insists that he is a classless, low-brow TV show.
- The toxic fan is heard screaming "Lick, Lick, Lick My Balls!" offscreen, a catchphrase uttered by Rick Sanchez's predecessor, "Doc Smith", and in "Total Rickall".
- The "toxic fan" represents the portion of the show's fanbase which wrongly believes Rick and Morty to be "exceptionally intelligent" rather than merely well-written, while simultaneously berating other fans of the show for not "understanding" it the way they do, and viewing the character of Rick as a heroic and constantly justified individual, as opposed to a deeply flawed and unjustified negative influence on everybody and everything.
- The therapist represents the portion of the fanbase that is reluctant to disclose their interest in Rick and Morty due to a fear of being associated with the portion represented by the "toxic fan".
Death Battle![]
- Rick appears in the Death Battle! video "Rick Sanchez vs. The Doctor".
Epic Rap Battles of History[]
- In the video, “Ronald McDonald vs The Burger King”, Ronald McDonald references the show and the real-world Szechuan sauce incident by saying "Ask Rick and Morty who's the lyrical boss, I've got lines for days, call me Szechaun sauce!" which originated from the episode, "The Rickshank Rickdemption".
Honest Trailers[]
- In the video, “Back to the Future”, Dr. Emmet Brown and Marty McFly are referred to as Rick and Morty when the cast is listed.
- In the video “Mulan”, the parody mockingly references the Rick and Morty fanbase and the real-world Szechuan sauce incident which originated from “The Rickshank Rickdemption”.
- In the video "Everything Everywhere All at Once", the parody mockingly references the series and "heartfelt stories about dysfunctional Asian families" as Hollywood's last two genres.
- In the video "Suicide Squad", the narrator says "Hi, I'm Mr. Meeseeks, Look at me!", a line from the episode "Meeseeks and Destroy".
- In the video "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story", the narrator says "I want that Mulan Nugget sauce, Morty!", a line from the episode "The Rickshank Rickdemption".
- In the video "No Man's Sky", the narrator jokingly mentions a Rick and Morty sound pack for the game.
- In the videos "Ghostbusters" and "Monster Hunter", the narrator says "Wubba Lubba dub-dub!", which is Rick's catchphrase.
- In the video "Frozen Fever", the narrator says "You gotta get schwifty!", a line from the episode "Get Schwifty".
- In the video "Ghostbusters 2", the narrator says "Not people, Morty. Mortys.", a line from the episode "Close Rick-Counters of the Rick Kind".
- In the video "The Boss Baby", the narrator says "Come home to Simple Rick's.", a line from the episode "The Ricklantis Mixup".
- In the video, "The Shawshank Redemption", the narrator says "That's when things got kicked into 12th gear.", a line from the episode "Rixty Minutes".
Jellybox Studio[]
- Rick is seen alongside other animated characters in the short video "Animation is under attack!" explaining The Animation Guild's Master Agreement expiring on August 16, 2024.
Kurzgesagt[]
Meatcanyon/Melvins Macarbe[]
- In the Melvins Macarbe video “Nostaglia”, a figure of the Screaming Sun can be seen, referencing the episode “The Wedding Squanchers”.
Nostalgia Critic[]
- In the review of "The Mummy", Nostalgia Critic does a Rick impression for a scene.
- In the review of "Spider-Man 3", Nostalgia Critic mockingly makes the comment "Trying to act cool when a teen who sees himself as a Rick when really he's Morty acts cool."
- In the review of "Deadpool 2", Nostalgia Critic/Doug and Malcolm do Rick and Morty impressions for a scene.
Red vs. Blue[]
- In the episode "The One With the Escape Room", Raymond says "Existence is pain!", referencing a Meeseeks' line in the episode "Meeseeks and Destroy".
RedLetterMedia/Half in the Bag[]
- In the Half in the Bag video, "Jayus Ex Mikeina", versions of Mike Stoklasa and Jay Bauman as Rick and Morty come out of a green portal who are both voiced by Justin Roiland.
Screen Rant Pitch Meetings[]
- The series is the subject of the video "Rick and Morty Pitch Meeting".
SMG4[]
- In the video “SMG4 Movie: PUZZLEVISION”, Rick and Morty is parodied alongside other cartoons where Bob Bobowski, dressed as Rick and Fishy Boopkins, dressed as Morty face an alien and Bob’s pickle gun complicates their escape.
Smosh[]
- In the video “Cartoons in Real Life”, Rick and Morty is parodied alongside other cartoons where Beth (played by Courtney Miller) and Jerry (played by Damien Haas) confirm what their doctor (played by Kimmy Jimenez) diagnosed to Rick (played by Ian Hecox). Later in the sketch, Morty (played by Noah Grossman) tries to stop drinking booze.
TomSka/Crash Zoom[]
- In the Crash Zoom video "Orks & Dorks", a figure of Rick can be seen in one scene.
WatchMojo.com[]
- Rick and Morty has been the focus of many WatchMojo YouTube videos and Top 10 lists.
Other Media[]
Battlefield 2048: Exodus[]
- In the short film, Rao examines a group of satellites as one of them is named "PICK13_RYCK", referencing the character of the same name.
Big Sean/Metro Boomin[]
- The show is mentioned within Big Sean and Metro Boomin’s song Go Legend in the lyric “Watchin the Rick and Morty show, while I smoke”.
Bill & Ted’s Excellent Halloween Adventure[]
- In the 2017 Bill & Ted’s Excellent Halloween Adventure live show at Universal Studios Florida, one of the characters parodied was Rick.
Deadmau5/VRChat[]
- Rick and Morty made appearances as VRChat avatars during Deadmau5's Countdown New Year's Eve concert event in 2017.
Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor[]
- In the Issue 9 "The Great Shopping Bill", The Doctor and Bill talk about Back to the Future as the former mistakenly refers to Marty McFly as Morty while the latter corrects him and mentions how "Morty's a whole other thing", referencing Rick and Morty.
DuckDuckGo[]
- When typing "Rick Sanchez" into the DuckDuckGo search engine, the website's logo featuring its mascot, Dax the Duck, will be dressed as Rick.
Dungeons & Dragons[]
- Rick and Morty appear in an official crossover comic series with the tabletop role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons.
- Dungeons & Dragons vs. Rick and Morty is an official crossover themed version of the tabletop game Dungeons & Dragons.
For more information about this section, visit Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons and Dragons and Dungeons & Dragons vs Rick and Morty.
FoxTrot[]
- On February 4th, 2018, a comic featured Jason bringing up his method of using Rick and Morty episode titles, to help him and Marcus indicate what code language they should communicate in.
Future/Juice WRLD[]
- Rick and Morty is mentioned in Future and Juice WRLD's song "Different" within the lyric "Countin' up blue faces watchin' a lil' Rick and Morty".
Google[]
- Rick's catchphrase "Wubba Lubba dub-dub!" is used as a Google Easter Egg. Searching "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub", will give you the result, "Did you mean: I am in great pain. Please help me?".
- When saying "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub!" using a Google Assistant, it responds with "Are you in pain? How can I help?", "Sorry, I don't speak Birdperson." or "Morty, let's get Schwifty".
Invincible[]
- An alien calls Atom Eve his "glip glop" in Issue 127 of the series referencing Rick's line from the episode, "Ricksy Business".
J. Cole/Ari Lennox[]
- The show is mentioned within J. Cole and Ari Lennox’s song Pricey in the lyric “To switch my whip as much as Rick and Morty switch dimensions”.
Jackson's Diary[]
- In the webcomic, two of the bully characters are named Richard and Marty referencing the characters of the same name.
Jinkx Monsoon[]
- In the music video for the song "Cartoons and Vodka", one scene is animated in the art style of Rick and Morty.
JPEGMAFIA[]
- The show is mentioned within JPEGMAFIA’s song Macaulay Caulkin in the lyric “I think I'm Rick and Morty in the lab I take precautions”.
Little Big[]
Logic[]
- The show is the subject of Logic's song, "Grandpa's Space Ship".
Mad Magazine[]
- Within page 4 of Issue 1 within the magazine's 2018 run, Pickle Rick appears with other sci-fi pop culture characters in the comic story "Star Bores: Half-Assed Jedi".
Marauders[]
- Pyro is revealed to be a fan of Rick and Morty in Issue 6 of the series.
Off the Mark[]
- In the comic strip, Morty appears in the September 18, 2022 comic as a “recovering toon”.
Run the Jewels[]
For more information about this section, visit Rick and Morty x Run The Jewels: Oh Mama.
Soulja Boy[]
- The show is the subject of Soulja Boy’s song Rick and Morty.
Spider-Gwen[]
- In Volume 2, Issue 18, Spider-Man/Miles Morales references and mentions Rick and Morty when talking to his father, Jefferson Davis, about the Scorpion, as both characters are revealed to be alternate versions of each other.
- In Volume 2, Issue 24, Kingpin/Matthew Murdock references and mentions Rick and Morty to Spider-Woman/Gwen Stacy when revealing that he stole her portal watch and mocks her for losing track of the important things in her life.
Transformers: Lost Light[]
- In Issue 8, "An Axe to Break the Ice", a Gromflomite can be seen in the background of the Troja Major markets.
xkcd[]
- In the November 6, 2023 comic "Messier Objects", the Earth is labeled as M137, referencing Rick's dimension C-137.