The Best Episodes Written By Justin Roiland

Uh oh! Korvo and Terry make a Funbucket real while the replicants deal with a school bully.

Director: Kim Arndt

Writer: Justin Roiland

Morty's memories are restored and we learn the truth in this one broh.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Justin Roiland

Rick provides Morty with a love potion to get his dream girl, only for the serum to backfire and create a living Cronenberg nightmare.

Director: Stephen Sandoval

Writer: Justin Roiland

Jonah Heston is shanghaied during a space mission by Kinga, Dr. Forrester's ambitious daughter. Jonah does a major redesign on Gypsy. Tom Servo and Crow settle in with Jonah as they riff on Reptillicus! Movie Plot: Copenhagen is terrorized by a prehistoric beast that has regenerated itself from a recently discovered tail segment. Original film made in 1961.

Director: Joel Hodgson

Writer: Justin Roiland

Morty makes a mistake and Jerry and Summer work on their father-daughter relationship.

Director: Dominic Polcino

Writer: Justin Roiland

Rick hacks the cable box, but the family are distracted by another one of his inventions.

Director: Bryan Newton

Writer: Justin Roiland

Jerry gets sick, and Rick sparks up the TV.

Director: Juan Jose Meza-Leon

Writer: Justin Roiland

The title says it all and kinda gives away the ending. Let’s just say it’s cathartic and messy.

Director: Parker Simmons

Writer: Justin Roiland

Milo entertains holding onto Bud's ear with a fishing pole attached to the end of a plunger, but then shoots into the pocket of his shirt. Milo now runs the risk of becoming dehydrated.

Director: Maxwell Atoms

Writer: Justin Roiland

Milo sees a horror movie and thinks fish brain parasits are infecting everyone.

Director: William Reiss

Writer: Justin Roiland

When Pamela Hamster visits Milo in Freshwater High, Oscar and Bea are in trouble.

Director: William Reiss

Writer: Justin Roiland