Rick and Morty broke a rule for Stephen King.
Although Rick and Morty’s co-creator said the series would steer clear of one sci-fi trope, the Adult Swim hit indulged in this genre staple way earlier than viewers might expect. Rick and Morty has never taken itself too seriously, so it is no surprise to learn that the anarchic sci-fi comedy doesn’t follow its own rules.
8 However, it is still striking to realize how fast Rick and Morty abandoned one rule that had been around since its inception. Series co-creator Dan Harmon has said numerous times that time travel is one sci-fi staple that Rick and Morty has no time for, since it enviably becomes convoluted and over-complicated. This is ironic, considering Rick and Morty began as a parody of the Back to the Future movies, but it is an understandable line of reasoning.
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