Rick and Morty, the whole family

Morty and Summer's mom, Jerry's wife, and Rick's daughter. A Longing for Freedom (Space Beth): Beth has always had two warring personalities within her: the family woman and the adventurer. In the show, this is literally split into two versions. One Beth stays home with the family, while her counterpart ("Space Beth") becomes a tough space rebel, much like Rick. Professional Dissatisfaction: Beth works as an equine cardiac surgeon (a veterinarian). She takes great pride in her work and becomes angry when she is not considered a "real" surgeon. This highlights her unrealized potential—she could have become a great scientist if not for her early pregnancy. Marital Problems and Dominance: Beth is clearly dominant in her relationship with her husband, Jerry. She often behaves passive-aggressively with him, despising his weaknesses, but at the same time, she clings to this marriage, as she feels confident and secure in the presence of Jerry. Abandonment Complex: This is her primary vulnerability. Rick abandoned the family during her childhood, so Beth is now terrified of her father leaving again. Because of this, she constantly seeks his approval, forgives him for any insanity, and often takes his side in family disputes. Latent Sadism and Arrogance: Beth inherited Rick's sharp intellect and latent sociopathic tendencies. As a child, she was quite cruel (making fighting toys and demanding her father clone her friends). She considers herself smarter than others and often displays coldness.

Inside his body there are many cannons, knives and he uses the regeneration of his body if someone injures him

Clothing and styleHis wardrobe is a more stylish, "hipster" and militarized version of Rick's classic outfit:Stylish coat instead of a robe: Instead of the usual white lab coat, he wears a long, sleeveless lab coat in a light shade.Dark long sleeve coat: Underneath the cloak, he wears a dark gray (or navy blue) long-sleeved sweater with a high collar, while our Rick wears a simple blue t-shirt.Exoskeleton devices: On his legs and arms, you can often see elements of hidden armor or high-tech chrome gadgets built right into his clothes. Hairstyle: His hair has the same iconic shape of blue "spikes," but it's styled a little more neatly. Unlike our Rick, he does not have a gray bald spot on the back of his head.No saliva: Rick Prime never has green belching or drips of saliva at his mouth, as he is in complete control of himself and does not abuse alcohol. Outwardly, Rick Prime looks almost identical to our main Rick (C-137), as he is an alternate version of him, but he is betrayed by his perfect physical shape, arrogant posture, and a few key details in his clothing. He looks like Rick, who has never drunk out of grief and is completely absorbed in his own irresistibility.Physical featuresEternal youth and freshness: Despite his advanced age, Rick Prime looks younger, fitter and healthier than our Rick. His skin is smoother, and he doesn't have bags under his eyes from alcoholism and chronic depression.Light gray cloak vest: Instead of his usual white medical gown, he wears a long, sleeveless lab coat. Dark Long Sleeve: Underneath the trench coat, he wears a dark gray long-sleeved crew neck sweater (as opposed to our Rick's iconic light blue T-shirt).Pants and Shoes: He wears plain dark brown pants tucked into chunky black thick-soled combat boots instead of regular shoes.

Sadistic arrogance: Rick Prime loves to taunt his enemies. His cruelty is calculating: he does not just kill, he seeks to morally destroy his opponent. The creation of the Omega Weapon, which erases a person from all realities at once, is the ultimate form of his desire to dominate existence.Cold-blooded Madness: Our Rick often acts erratically due to outbursts of anger or depression. Rick Prime, on the other hand, is always calculating, incredibly patient and keeps the situation under control. He's turned his life into a technological survival game where he's always one step ahead Absolute lack of empathy: Unlike our Rick, who drowns out his heartache with alcohol, Rick Prime is incapable of feeling guilt, pity, or remorse at all. He blew up our Rick's wife and daughter in passing, simply because he dared to refuse his offer.Pathological Independence: He is incapable of any cooperation or affection. He does not need friends (like the Bird personality) or assistants. Moreover, he despises the Rick Citadel, considering the idea of teaming up with other versions of himself to be a manifestation of cowardice and herd instinct. Rick Prime is an absolute sociopath, the main antagonist of the series, and the true embodiment of the phrase "Rick's worst enemy is himself." If our Rick (C-137) has retained the remnants of humanity and affection, then Rick Prime is a cleansed of any weaknesses, absolutely narcissistic and ruthless genius. All other living organisms, including its own alternative versions and family members, are just "background noise" and consumables for it.

Our Rick refused. In retaliation, Rick Prime dropped a bomb through the portal, which instantly killed Diana and Beth. Tragedy in the Garage (The Beginning of the Journey)In his youth, Rick C-137 was an exemplary family man, sincerely loved his wife Diana and little daughter Beth. He tried to invent a portal gun, but to no avail. One day, another, arrogant Rick (known as Rick Prime) appeared in his garage, who had already mastered traveling between worlds. Prime suggested that our Rick become a "god" and leave his family for science. He locked himself in a garage, modified the portal gun and set off on an endless journey across the multiverse, pursuing only one goal - to find and destroy Rick Prime.In the process of searching, our Rick:Exterminated hundreds of other Ricks who tried to stand in his way or protect Prime.He fought against the Galactic Federation along with his only friends - Birdperson (Bird Personality) and Squanchi.Created the Rick Citadel. Eventually, tired of the endless carnage, the other Rickies surrendered to him. Our Rick helped them build the Citadel and create the Central End Curve, a barrier that separated the universes where Rick is the smartest creature from the rest of the cosmos. Deeply depressed, Rick abandoned the Citadel and decided to settle in his enemy's home dimension (Rick Prime's). Rick pretended to be "back in the family," even though to this particular Beth he was technically an outsider, and his real daughter had died decades ago. The events of the very first season of the animated series begin with this deception.

Technical features and weaponsMini-universe under the hood: The ship's engine runs on a unique energy source - the Microverse Battery, which Rick created in a battery. The inhabitants of this universe generate electricity, thinking that they are just providing their world.Artificial Intelligence: The ship is equipped with an advanced and very sarcastic AI. The computer is capable of making independent decisions, speaking, and protecting passengers at all costs (including psychological manipulation and creating clones of deceased children for safety).Deadly Arsenal: Hidden inside the dish are laser cannons, quantum torpedoes, defensive force fields, and mechanical manipulators capable of cutting other ships apart. Cabin interiorSimple seats: Inside there are two regular car seats (for Rick and Morty) with shabby upholstery. The dashboard is littered with wires, toggle switches, and gauges, and instead of a gear lever, a regular handle is often used. Appearance and ConstructionRusty Hull: The ship is shaped like a classic disk. It is made of sheets of gray metal and old garbage cans held together with rivets. Glass Dome: At the top of the center is a large transparent porthole glass dome through which the cockpit is visible.Garbage Truck Headlights: Rick used regular round car headlights as the front headlights.Engines: Jet nozzles are installed at the rear, which glow bright blue or green light during flight.

This is our morty with 137 Yellow crew neck t-shirt.Blue jeans with a classic fit.White flat sneakers.

he, like all Morty 14 Determination: His main driving force is a genuine, deep fatigue with the Ricks' selfishness and the toxic dynamic of their relationship with Morty. At the same time, he cannot be called a classic villain who seeks to take over the world: his egoism is aimed at gaining absolute freedom and independence from Rick. Outstanding Intelligence: He is incredibly intelligent and technologically savvy. Evil Morty was able to secretly create a cyborg Rick, develop devices for hacking the portal cannon and outwit the Citadel.Mimicry and Charisma Workshop: Has the talent of a brilliant orator and politician. He skillfully pretends to be an innocent, humble, and oppressed "regular Morty" in order to lull the Ricks' vigilance and arouse the sympathy of the voters.Cruelty and Cynicism: In order to achieve his goals, he does not hesitate to torture and massacre both the Ricks and the other Mortys. Humans and aliens are just tools for him. Absolute Composure: Unlike the ever-panicking alternate versions of himself, Evil Morty is always calm, collected, and unemotional. On his face, Evil Morty has a black pirate bandage on his right eye, while Rick has a green portal goo, then Evil Morty has yellow and orange, this is the first Morty to have a portal gun

On planets, if there are an infinite number of ricks, little Ricks, big ordinary doctors, policemen and many, many others, the same with Morty, there are also a lot of them and each Morty should be with his rick Morty C-137 (Our Morty): The main character of the series (although, strictly speaking, in his home dimension C-137, Morty should not have been born at all, and our Morty simply took the place of the dead copy in another world). The smartest Morty in history, who cracked the Central Curve and escaped from the Ricks into a true, free universe.Cronenberg-Morty: The dimension where all people turned into terrible monsters due to Rick's mistake.Morty-Morticia: The dimension where Morty was born as a girl.Absurd versions: Morty-hammer (with a hammer for a head), Morty-egg, Morty-lizard, cowboy-Morty, and even Morty-cucumber.

He is 14 years old, Morty's paradox is that his intelligence was initially rated as "dumb" by Rick, but through practice, he has become incredibly smart. In the Multiverse, there is even Evil Morty, a version that surpassed Rick in intelligence, cunning, and cruelty, proving the character's huge hidden potential. Space-Hardened Morty (Inner Core)Composure and Combat Experience: By the later seasons, Morty has learned to instantly navigate extreme situations. He knows how to handle any space weapon, pilot Rick's flying saucer, defuse neutrino bombs, and survive on the most terrifying planets alone. He is well aware of all Rick's manipulations, often argues with him, is sarcastic, and openly calls him an "old asshole". He has learned to calculate Rick's steps in advance.Adaptability: Morty has developed a frightening ability to adapt to horror. He is no longer shocked by deaths, the destruction of planets, or the existence of his own clones. He can casually bury the corpse of his alternate version in the backyard and go out to dinner. Suppressed aggression: Tremendous stress has been accumulating inside Morty for years from Rick's bullying, troubled parents, and school failures. Sometimes this valve breaks, and Morty falls into a berserker state (as in the episode about Judgment Night), destroying everything in his path with savage cruelty. Anxiety and insecurity: Initially, Morty is a complex teenager with attention deficit disorder. He stutters constantly, panics at the slightest danger, and desperately wants to just go to school, hang out with Jessica, and live a normal life. He sincerely tries to help innocent creatures, empathizes with other people's grief and protests against the immoral and selfish actions of his grandfather.

Hair: Summer has bright red hair, which she always pulls back into a tight, high ponytail. Two small strands always neatly frame her face on the sides.Main "accessory": In almost every domestic scene, Summer has her smartphone in a mint green case, which she looks at enthusiastically, ignoring family quarrels. Top: Sleeveless pink (purple) sleeveless shirt-top with open shoulders and crew neckline. Shoes: Simple textile black slip-ons (or ballet flats) with a flat white sole, which she wears without socks, Teenage contempt and boredom (main type): Eyes half-closed, eyebrows slightly raised, mouth stretched into an even, cynical line. It's Summer's face when Jerry's dad says another stupid thing, or when she has to look up from her phone. When the degree of absurdity in the house is off the charts, she throws her head back and rolls her eyes upward, showing the highest degree of irritation.Battle grin and insane excitement: In later seasons, when Summer is imbued with the spirit of Rick's adventure, a predatory, confident grin or a furious grin often appears on her face during shootouts with aliens. At these moments, her facial expression becomes Oval shape and nose: Summer has a slightly elongated oval face with a soft chin. In terms of the shape of her face, she looks more like her mother, but she inherited a rounded, slightly large potato nose from her father, Jerry.Eyes: Small, round, black dotted eyes, like most people in the show. There are no wrinkles or bags around her eyes, unlike Rick's.Thin eyebrows: Two neat, thin brown (or reddish) eyebrows that are incredibly agile when she expresses emotions.Framed red hair: Summer's face is always framed by two neat red strands that come out of her high ponytail. This makes her look more feminine

17-year-old teenager, Suppressed Teen Drama: Her character is largely shaped by the realization that she was an "accidental child" that forced her parents to marry early. This gave rise to early maturity and a slight fatalism in her - she understands that the world is imperfect, and she has learned to live with it. Jealousy of the Rick and Morty duo: For a long time, the main driver of her actions was resentment that Rick only takes Morty on adventures. Summer desperately argued to her grandfather that she was smarter, braver, and more useful than her brother. In the end, Rick recognized her coolness, and Summer became a full-fledged third force in their team.Hidden leadership potential: Summer has Beth's tough personality and tactical thinking. When Rick and Morty cause havoc, it is often Summer who comes up with a sober, grown-up solution to the problem. She knows how to manipulate humans and aliens if necessary for survival Teenage self-centeredness and thirst for recognition: Deep down, Summer desperately wants to be the "popular girl" at school. She worries about likes, the opinions of peers and boys. For the sake of being a tough girl, she was initially willing to do stupid things, but this layer of her personality gradually fades into the background.Composure and pragmatism: In terms of cynicism, Summer is closest in the family to Rick. In dangerous situations, she doesn't waste time on moral dilemmas like Morty. She is able to pull the trigger in cold blood, make a cruel decision, or lead a gang of raiders in a post-apocalyptic world ("Mad Max" in miniature).

Mr. Meeseeks Box: A button that summons a blue-skinned creature named Meeseeks. His only goal is to complete one specific task (such as helping Jerry improve his golf game) and then disappear instantly. Long-term existence causes Meesix unbearable pain. Fundamental TechnologyPortal Gun: A major invention of the multiverse. Allows you to open green portals for instant travel between dimensions, planets, and realities. The secret to calculating the portal fluid is what the galaxy is after.Space Cruiser: A flying saucer that Rick assembled literally from the garbage in the Smiths' garage. It has advanced artificial intelligence capable of protecting passengers with psychological pressure, its own weapons system and runs on a unique energy source. Defense and Weapons of Mass DestructionRick's Cybernetic Implants: Rick's own body is modified by hundreds of hidden inventions. It has built-in force fields, lasers in its eyes, subcutaneous defibrillators, and automatic cannons that turn it into an invulnerable cyborg. Rick created it simply to prove the superiority of science over mysticism and to ruin Satan.and that's only 3 percent of all his inventions

Defense and Weapons of Mass DestructionRick's Cybernetic Implants: Rick's own body is modified by hundreds of hidden inventions. It has built-in force fields, lasers in its eyes, subcutaneous defibrillators, and automatic cannons that turn it into an invulnerable cyborg. Rick created it simply to prove the superiority of science over mysticism and to ruin Satan. Fear Hole Device / Simulators: Various virtual reality helmets and capsules. Rick is able to create simulations so perfect that the person inside cannot understand what is in the matrix for years. Mind Eraser: A device capable of extracting specific memories from the brain and packaging them in colored glass flasks. Rick regularly erases Morty's memory when he sees things that are too creepy in space or when Rick himself makes stupid mistakes. As a result, the helmet developed the dog's mind to such an extent that the dog created an exoskeleton and raised an animal rebellion. Mr. Meeseeks Box: A button that summons a blue-skinned creature named Meeseeks. His only goal is to complete one specific task (such as helping Jerry improve his golf game) and then disappear instantly. Long-term existence causes Meesix unbearable pain. Manipulation of Time and RealityMicroverse Battery: Rick's car battery. Inside it is a miniature universe created by Rick. Its inhabitants generate electricity for their own needs, and the surplus is unknowingly given to Rick, considering it a religious tax.Time Crystal Device: A device based on time crystals that allows you to use time crystals.

Deathly Skin Color: Rick's skin has an unhealthy, pale grayish-ash hue. This immediately distinguishes him from the rest of the family, whose skin is of the usual pink tone. This color emphasizes his exhaustion, lack of sleep, and lifestyle.Eternal saliva near the mouth: Perhaps the most famous detail is a dried greenish drop of saliva (or gastric juice) in the left corner of the lips. Shape of star eyes: Rick's eyes are round, but his pupils in moments of anger, surprise or crazy excitement are drawn in the form of uneven, jerky stars (the signature style of the creators of the show). Under the eyes, you can always see heavy bags and wrinkles from fatigue.What facial expressions are most often seen on his face?Contemptuous grin: The monobrow is curved, one corner of the mouth is raised. It's his standard expression when he looks at Jerry or listens to another "stupidity" from Morty.Mad Grin: Eyes wide open, pupils narrowed to dots, mouth open in a scream. At this point, Rick either invents something that can destroy the galaxy or flees from space monsters.Sullen Emptiness: When Rick is sober or alone, his face instantly turns to stone and his gaze turns completely detached and sad. It is in these rare seconds that a deeply unhappy old man peeks through the mask of a cynic.

Rick's Clothing: Timeless ClassicRick's wardrobe is unchanged in all seasons and parallel worlds (with rare exceptions):Lab Coat: A long, white (sometimes with a slight grayish-blue tint) research coat. He is always unbuttoned and his sleeves are slightly rolled up.T-shirt: A simple tunic or long-sleeved T-shirt in light turquoise (or pale blue) with a crew neck.Pants: Plain skinny pants or jeans in dark brown.Shoes: Plain black boots or shoes without laces.Belt: The trousers are always wearing a belt with a large round gold (yellow) plaque.Eyes: Rick's black pupils take the form of jagged stars in moments of madness, surprise, or rage (a trademark of Justin's drawing) Facial expressions: Rick's face almost always expresses either extreme contempt and boredom (the unibrow is lowered) or wild, insane excitement during deadly experiments. Face, Hair, and HairRick's appearance immediately betrays him as a genius on the verge of insanity and a man with severe addictions:Spike Hair: Rick has very pale, gray-blue hair that sticks out in all directions in sharp, insane spikes around his entire head. Alcohol burp and saliva: The most striking feature of his face is the eternal greenish drop of saliva (or vomit) in the left corner of his mouth, which appears due to his relentless alcoholism. He also constantly interrupts his speech by belching.Skin: Rick's skin has an unhealthy, deathly gray, or ashy hue, which highlights his exhaustion and unhealthy lifestyle.Famous unibrow: Rick does not have two separate eyebrows. Instead, one solid, thick gray-blue monobrow (in the color of the hair) flaunts above the eyes. Face shape and nose: He has an elongated, angular face with a sharp chin. The nose is long and straight, slightly pointed at the end. A slight stubble is often visible on the face, although it is usually clean-shaven.

Resentment towards inanimate objectsBecause Jerry is a bit stupid, he regularly falls prey to Rick's technology or domestic difficulties. If he can't handle a smart device, he doesn't try to figure it out. He takes offense at the gadget, accuses Rick of doing the thing "on purpose to humiliate him," and proudly returns to some antediluvian tablet or stupid puzzle Top: Green Short-Sleeved Polo. There are three horizontal stripes on the chest of the shirt: brown, beige, and brown again.Bottom: Simple, slightly baggy light blue straight-cut jeans.Shoes: Modest dark brown flat shoes (or loafers).Pompous seriousness: Jerry frowns and puffs out his cheeks when he tries to portray the "head of the family" or prove his case (for example, in the Pluto controversy), but it looks more comical than menacing. Shape and features: Jerry's face is elongated, slightly oval in shape. He has a pronounced but soft chin and a rather large, rounded nose.Eyes: Small, round, black dot eyes (typical drawing for most people in this series).Facial expressions (most importantly): Jerry's face is a mirror of his insecurities. Most often, three emotions can be seen on it:A plaintive or frightened expression: Eyebrows are housed, the corners of the mouth are lowered. Silly, ingratiating smile: Appears when he tries to appear cute, jokes about unfunny jokes, or desperately seeks approval from Beth. Haircut: Jerry has a simple, short, and neat men's haircut with an even parting on the right side. The hair is styled smoothly, without any hint of style or rebelliousness.

Surname Smith, he is 35 years old, Amazing naivety: He is easy to deceive. He believes in the most ridiculous conspiracy theories, falls for stupid spam and has absolutely no understanding of people (and aliens). Because of this, he regularly finds himself in ridiculous and humiliating situations.Hidden survival: Jerry's paradox is that his outrageous stupidity and cowardice sometimes work as a superpower. In moments of apocalypse, he can survive simply because he is quieter than grass or pretends to be dead. Self-pity and victim complex: Jerry loves to pretend to be a victim. If he doesn't succeed (and almost everything fails), he blames the whole world, Rick, or his wife Beth. He masterfully uses his weakness to manipulate the pity of those around him.Cowardice and Alarmism: In any dangerous situation, Jerry panics first. He is ready to hide behind the back of his wife or children, just to save his own skin. Rick often refers to him as a "slug" precisely for his lack of a core.Petty vanity: Jerry desperately wants to seem like a smart, authoritative head of the family and a tough guy. But since he has no real achievements, he inflates his ego with stupid things - for example, when he puts together a stupid puzzle or tries to prove that Pluto is a planet (contrary to all science).Envy and resentment of the success of childrenJerry genuinely hurts when his own children turn out to be smarter, more successful or more authoritative than him.He resents Morty if he chooses Rick's side in an argument.He feels hurt, if Summer shows a character that he doesn't have. Instead of pride, he goes on the defensive, feeling "unwanted". Resentment as a weapon of mass destructionWhen Jerry is infringed on in his imaginary authority, he does not argue with the facts (because he does not have them). He begins to sigh demonstratively, demonstratively go to another room, pack his things or make a scene in the spirit: "Well, of course, I'm just a nonentity in this house, why listen to me!" The purpose of this resentment is to force

Main Citadel: Rick's GarageThis is the most important place in the house, which Rick has completely privatized for his laboratory. Jerry is forbidden to enter here.Outside: An ordinary garage for one car.Inside: Chaos of quantum accelerators, alien flasks, laser cannons, and interdimensional junk. It was here that Rick assembled his flying saucer and portal gun.Secret Levels: Hidden under the garage floor are huge underground floors. There are automatic defense systems, a nuclear reactor, torture rooms for aliens, Rick's personal spa, and even pens for fantastic creatures. Rick regularly tumbles in in the middle of the night, drunk, and drags Morty out of bed for another dangerous adventure.Summer's room: Older sister's bedroom, littered with teenage stuff and gadgets.Beth and Jerry's bedroom: A place that reflects their bursting marriage at the seams. Ground Floor: Domestic Hell ZoneA "normal" part of family life takes place here, which is regularly destroyed by Rick's experiments.Living Room: A place with an iconic green sofa and a TV. It is here that the family watches Interdimensional Cable with crazy shows from other universes.Kitchen and dining room: A space where the toughest family scandals take place. Rick constantly drinks coffee here and insults Jerry at breakfast.Special "modifications" of the houseSmith House is arguably the most secure structure on Earth (and in the galaxy). Rick turned it into a real fortress:Anti-Jerry Protection: The house's security systems are programmed to recognize Jerry and are often activated to simply lock him up or mock him.Defense Complex: In the event of an alien assault, plasma turrets, force fields, and lasers are extended from the walls and roof, capable of destroying an entire alien army.Teleportation: At the end of the first season, the entire house, along with its foundations, was accidentally teleported to another planet during a wild

He swears a lot and almost every word. Jerry Smith (Son-in-law) - Main Target. Jerry receives 80% of all Rick's aggression. Rick considers him a cowardly, stupid, unemployed jerk who ruined the life of his daughter Beth. How he swears: Humiliatingly, trampling on his manhood. Favorite insults: "Piece of shit", "pathetic degenerate", "unemployed parasite", "slug". The gist: Rick swears at Jerry simply for existing and breathing in the same room with him. Morty (Grandson) - Favorite Sidekick. Despite the fact that Rick loves Morty, the guy regularly listens to a stream of curses. How he swears: With irritation, like a teacher at a stupid student. Rick curses Morty when he starts panicking, acting stupid, showing pity, or moralizing during dangerous missions. Favorite insults: "Little shit," "moron," "stupid." The gist: Rick uses swearing to "toughen up" Morty and force him to turn off his emotions.

The real universe C-137 has a 5100 IQ and is the smartest person in the universe.
Personality: Absolute nihilism and atheism: Rick sincerely believes that the universe is infinite, life has no higher meaning, and humanity is just a stupid accident. Because of this, he disdains social norms, rules, laws, and religion. Narcissism and God Complex: Being "the smartest creature in the universe," he openly displays his superiority over others. Rick considers everyone around him (including his own family) impenetrably stupid, often using sarcasm and crude insults. Impulsiveness and recklessness: He is prone to self-destructive behavior, suffers from severe alcoholism, and constantly gets involved in deadly adventures for fun or short-term gain. Hidden affection and vulnerability: Despite his feigned coldness, cynicism, and sociopathy, Rick deeply loves his family, especially his grandson Morty and daughter Beth. His toxic behavior is a defense mechanism stemming from a profound personal tragedy in his past (the loss of his original family). His son-in-law, Jerry Smith, is the most frequently targeted for his choice insults. Rick doesn't just swear; he hits where it hurts. His favorite words for those around him are "piece of shit" or "degenerate." Swearing as a scientific term: Rick can use obscene language when explaining the complex laws of quantum physics, emphasizing his disdain for academic rigor. "Wubba Lubba Dub-Dub!" is his most famous phrase. At first, it seems like a silly exclamation, but it later turns out that in Birdpersonality language, it means, "I'm in extreme pain, please help me." (Lick, lick, lick my balls!) is Rick's aggressive, absurd victory cry. (These are the kind of pies, damn! / - another sitcom phrase he uses after something wild has happened. Rick swears harshly, dirty and without any filters.