Rick and Morty Season 3 is in the works and the writers have sprayed some insider writers’ room gossip all over Twitter. While the first episode of the new season has already entered the recording booth, later episodes are still somewhere in the writing process. On Thursday the Rick and Morty writers had a breakthrough on the sixth episode of the season, “breaking” the story. Writer Dan Guterman shared the room’s excitement:
We figured out a pretty classic episode today. Gutes is excited.https://t.co/5X4vdY54Ue
— Rick and Morty (@RickandMorty) April 8, 2016
One of Rick and Morty ’s great strengths is combining the filth and “anything goes” attitude of Adult Swim with a structural rigorousness that enables some of the densest and most inventive science fiction stories on TV. So the writers’ insight into the creative process could give us an invaluable look at how Rick and Morty comes together.
Or it could be a lot about goats.
@danguterman @TomKauffman @pleaseprint @janembecker @notanothersarah I remember more goats.
— Erica Rosbe (@crashrosbe) April 8, 2016
We found a goat online that sounds just like @JustinRoiland. Enjoy. pic.twitter.com/cnPTmPY6mn
— Rick and Morty (@RickandMorty) April 7, 2016
Ten phones in the writers room playing the goat video. Justin is in hell. This is the best day of my life. Sorry, wife and son.
— Mike McMahan (@pleaseprint) April 7, 2016
So how did all these goats inspire Episode 306 of Rick and Morty Season 3? We won’t know until the new season finally lands at the end of this year.
