Movies - TV
14 Shows Every Fan Of Rick And Morty Needs To See
By KRISTY PUCHKO
The Venture Bros.
A cynical reimagining of "Jonny Quest," "The Venture Bros." centers on Rusty Venture (James Urbaniak), a former adventurer trying to escape his father’s shadow.
The show’s seven seasons feature high-brow comedy, but it doesn’t shy away from unhinged violence, toilet humor, and unapologetically irreverent punchlines.
Harley Quinn
"Harley Quinn" makes the super villains of DC comics fiercely funny, and although it’s too mature for kiddos, it never loses the wacky fun of Saturday morning cartoons.
Archer
"Archer" started in the spy genre, but it has spent a few seasons in the adventure and sci-fi genres, with the highly charismatic Sterling Archer (H. Jon Benjamin) at its core.
Solar Opposites
Created by "Rick and Morty" creator Justin Roiland and staff writer Mike McMahan, "Solar Opposites" serves as a sort of sister series to the animated comedy.
"Solar Opposites" features a family of aliens fleeing a dying planet with a plan to terraform Earth. However, they are soon distracted by human culture.
Star Trek: Lower Decks
Created by "Rick and Morty" writer Mike McMahan, "Star Trek: Lower Decks" features a group of goofballs at the bottom of the Starfleet ladder trying to climb to the top.