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Big Trouble in Little Sanchez

Episode aired Sep 13, 2015
TV-14
23m

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8.4/10

14K

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Chris Parnell in Big Trouble in Little Sanchez (2015)

Adventure Animation Comedy Sci-Fi

Rick joins in on some hijinks by transferring his consciousness into teenage "Tiny Rick." Beth and Jerry sort out their relationship.Rick joins in on some hijinks by transferring his consciousness into teenage "Tiny Rick." Beth and Jerry sort out their relationship.Rick joins in on some hijinks by transferring his consciousness into teenage "Tiny Rick." Beth and Jerry sort out their relationship.

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IMDb RATING

8.4/10

14K

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Justin Roiland

Rick
(voice)
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Chris Parnell

Jerry
(voice)

Spencer Grammer

Summer
(voice)

Sarah Chalke

Beth
(voice)

Alex Hirsch

Toby Matthews
(voice)

Jim Rash

Glexo Slimslom
(voice)

Phil Hendrie

Gene Vagina
(voice)

Brandon Johnson

Mr. Goldenfold
(voice)

Ryan Ridley

Head Vampire
(voice)

Kari Wahlgren

Jessica
(voice)

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Trivia
The hooded vampires at the end of the episode are all wearing stylized ankhs that were the symbol for the Camarilla from the game Vampire: The Masquerade. The Camarilla was the group whose first rule, above all others, was to keep vampires hidden from humanity.

Quotes
Morty Smith: Summer, he's happy, I'm happy, is that why you are doing this? You don't want me and Rick to be happy?
Summer Smith: No!
Morty Smith: Well then get your shit together, get it all together and put it in a back pack, all your shit, so it's together.
[pause]
Morty Smith: And if you gotta take it some where, take it somewhere, you know, take it to the shit store and sell it, or put it in the shit museum. I don't care what you do, you just gotta get it together.
[pause]
Morty Smith: Get your shit together.

Connections
Featured in The Worst of Pirated Adult Swim Shows (2016)

Soundtracks
Between the Bars
(uncredited)
Written and Performed by Elliott Smith

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Featured review

9/10

Two Cents

Probably the episode in which the A and B storylines are best used as parallels for the different dynamics which makes Rick and Morty such a successful show and captures the Simpsons-esque writing which makes it appeal to such a broad audience. The A storyline, with Rick becoming Tiny Rick and going back to High School, gives all the superficial, 1-dimensional jokes that are easy to digest and fuel the meme culture that appeal to a wider and younger audience. The B storyline, which explores the hilarious and complicated marriage between Beth and Jerry - as beautiful and complex a relationship as any on TV - expanding the much loved lore that keeps longer-term and older viewers coming back for more. Not the best episode but far from the worst. A worthy episode of a great series.