18. The Tools of the Trade
Bardel uses a variety of different animation and visual effects software to create the show. The animation is done using Toon Boom Harmony, while background art for the show is done in Adobe Photoshop. Post-production is done in Adobe After Effects. Now you have all the tools—so go forth, and create your own Rick and Morty!
19. Cesium-137?
The universe where most of the action on Earth takes place (C-137) is just one of the endless number of universes that Rick and Morty travel through in the show. For anyone wondering what the meaning of that number is…there doesn’t appear to be any. It’s just a random number.
20. Living on the Edge
In one of show’s the subtlest details, Rick never wears a seatbelt in vehicles, while all other characters do.
21. Snowball and the Brain
Rob Paulsen voiced Snowball the Dog in the episode “Lawnmower Dog.” This would be the second time he played a character with that name bent on world domination. The first time was in Pinky and the Brain, when he played a hamster that used to be The Brain’s best friend.
22. Furry Critter Reunion
In that same episode Maurice LaMarche, who voiced The Brain in Pinky and the Brain, voiced Snowball’s accountant.
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