Rick buys Morty an alien sex robot from an intergalactic pawn shop that Morty impregnates and the offspring turns out to be an alien man-child bent on killing.
Rick buys Morty an alien sex robot from an intergalactic pawn shop that Morty impregnates and the offspring turns out to be an alien man-child bent on killing.
An impressionable youth is taken to church for a sermon on the gift of life, and he believes that he must resurrect all the dead in order to make things right.
Rigby grows tired of always having bad luck and decides that he might be able to gain good fortune when he hatches a plan to swap fortune cookies with Benson.
Pops urges Benson to stop yelling at Mordecai and Rigby so much or he will be fired, but he has serious trouble harnessing his rage and begins to meltdown.
Skip tries to help Mordecai and Rigby with their computer, but his good intentions fail to get them anywhere when they realize he has no computer skills.
Darwin is ecstatic when he and Gumball uncover their old toys from childhood, but the realization dawns on them that some things are better left in the past.
The kids take on their mom's chores when they discover her life never turned out the way she intended, but they mistake her bucket list for her to-do list.
Anchor Kip Schlezinger and field reporter Mike present breaking news, including a recent robbery at Joyful Burger and Daisy the Donkey's on-air meltdown.
Mystery Inc. launches an investigation after Crystal Cove begins suffering from a severe infestation of deadly insects that seem to target prominent citizens.
Finn and Jake are banished to the Nightosphere by Marceline's evil father, where it literally stinks, and now they must find a way out before it's too late.
Teen superheroes share the issues that go on between crime-fighting and Earth-saving quests when adolescent heroes live together without adult supervision.
Richard's friends convince him to rekindle his relationship with his father Frankie, but he becomes frustrated when his dad is unable to break his bad habits.
Gumball and his friends make it their goal to coerce Mr. Corneille into becoming a cage fighter, so they can see him take on a formidable Russian fighter.
When Muscle Man decides that he is being underappreciated by his friends at the park, he threatens to leave and pursue a career doing gut modeling work.
Rigby is upset when Mordecai chooses Skips over him to enter a contest to win a new controller but Rigby gets to play after help comes from another dimension.
Mordecai and Rigby try to find a way to tell Muscle Man that the million dollar scratch-off lottery ticket they gave him for his birthday is actually fake.
Tension spins out of control for Peter and Quagmire when Peter gets a big head from the fame of their new musical group in the vein of Simon and Garfunkel.
After Peter's idiocy during a trip to the airport costs Quagmire his piloting career, he turns to his idol, Hugh Hefner, for advice on how to get his job back.
Genius Rick takes on all kinds of horrible creatures in his adventures, but this time Rick has to battle with the devil himself and Summer is not thrilled.
It's the covertly evil Mr. Pickles' turn to be the victim when bounty hunters come after him in a race to get the prize that has been placed on his head.
One of the faculty's best history professors dies, and as a result student registration drops to all-time lows, and Steve races to save his and Frank's jobs.
Genius Rick takes on all kinds of horrible creatures in his adventures, but this time Rick has to battle with the devil himself and Summer is not thrilled.
Orel uses good intentions through the Christian way by befriending a crack dealer and ensuring anti wastefulness by distributing the town's crack supply.
Fry becomes a billionaire after discovering that his bank account from the 20th century is still active and has been accruing interest for the past 1,000 years.