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Rick and Morty (2013)
Rick and Morty (2013) is an adult animated science fiction sitcom created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon for Cartoon Network's late-night programming block Adult Swim. The show follows the misadventures of mad scientist Rick Sanchez and his grandson Morty Smith, who split their time between domestic life and interdimensional adventures.
The show is known for its dark humor, surrealism, and mature themes, and it has become a cult classic among fans. One of the show's most talked-about elements is its depiction of sex and sexuality.
In the show, Rick and Morty explore a variety of sexual themes, from the mundane to the bizarre. In one episode, Rick and Morty visit a planet populated by a species of aliens with a unique form of reproduction. In another, Rick and Morty visit a planet populated by a species of aliens who are all clones of one another. In yet another, Rick and Morty visit a planet populated by a species of aliens who are all in a polyamorous relationship.
The show also features a variety of sexual innuendos and jokes. In one episode, Rick and Morty visit a planet populated by a species of aliens who are all in a polyamorous relationship. When Morty asks why they are all in a polyamorous relationship, Rick replies, "It's cheaper than dating." In another episode, Rick and Morty visit a planet populated by a species of aliens who are all clones of one another. When Morty asks why they are all clones, Rick replies, "It's cheaper than dating."
The show also features a variety of sexual references and jokes. In one episode, Rick and Morty visit a planet populated by a species of aliens who are all in a polyamorous relationship. When Morty asks why they are all in a polyamorous relationship, Rick replies, "It's cheaper than buying condoms." In another episode, Rick and Morty visit a planet populated by a species of aliens who are all clones of one another. When Morty asks why they are all clones, Rick replies, "It's cheaper than buying condoms."
Rick and Morty (2013) is a show that is not afraid to explore the complexities of sex and sexuality. Its dark humor and mature themes make it a cult classic among fans, and its depiction of sex and sexuality make it a must-watch for anyone looking for a unique take on the subject.
It's implied that a man and his wife have sex. We never see this. Not graphic.
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An unwed robot has a baby. The robot never talks about how it got its baby.
The only nudity we see is buttocks nudity. Penis and genitalia nudity is all censored
In one episode Morty buys a sex robot and it is implied that he has sex with it multiple times. The robot then produces a baby. This is rather gross but comedic at the same time.
There are tons of sex jokes and references (nothing too graphic or explicit) and some making out and sex scenes but most are comedic and not graphic. There is rear male and female nudity but nothing graphic
Jessica shows her breasts to Morty and he squeezes them. No nudity. In the next episode summer is shown in a bra.
Morty almost gets raped (not very graphic/explicit) but he ends up escaping
On hulu, all of the bad adult stuff is censored
All the sex and nudity is also censored in netflix. Only sex references remain. In netflix there is zero sex or nude scenes
In one of the episodes they talk about threesomes and there is an implied threesome.
Porn is mentioned multiple times
Morty has a poster with a woman with quite revealing clothing, you can barely see it.
There is no onscreen sexual content (Except for blurred nudity), but there are lots of sexual references, none of them very bad.
S5: Beth appear fully nude in stasis rank (non sexual)
In one episode Beth mentions that they wanted an abortion when Beth was pregnant with Summer, but they got a flat tire on the way, so they didn't.
In one episode Jerry says he has an erection the size of an east coast lighthouse (Not graphic and mean't to be comedic)
As for if you get these seasons on dvd they are COMPLETELY sensored nothing is shown no female or male nudity period. Sex senses are short and have absolutely nothing in it. There is some references and sex jokes but nothing more than that.
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