Why not just use the sun that the microverse planet orbited? That has waaaay more energy than the people could produce. I mean-he created a microverse to power his car’s battery. I talk about sex with aliens, and offspring, the ethics and unintended consequences of what Rick is doing, and how, in light of some of his inventions, he’s really a monster. I did a fairly big chunk on evolution in there, and while I wasn’t looking to be offensive to any readers, I figured that if you were buying a book about science that’s tied to Rick and Morty, you were probably okay with the idea of evolution in the first place. I channeled my inner Rick Sanchez a bit and just plowed right through.
For example, the picture of the black hole that we all geeked out about in spring? Yeah-the British version says that one day soon, we’ll get an image of a black hole, while the US version says that we have just managed to capture an image of a black hole.įS: Was there anything you wanted to stay away from?īrady: Nope. I really can’t remember a time where I wasn’t researching and writing pretty much at the same time, though-especially in a few cases where what I was writing about had really current research going on. Once we had the organization down and I had structured things out, it was pretty much intensely focused research blended with writing as I went, pause at the end to make sure I hit all the high points, and then work my way into the next topic. I have a pretty deep biology background from college and graduate school prior to my Newsarama days, and have been teaching physics and chemistry and writing about science for about ten years at this point, so I had a solid foundation to work from. Matt Brady: Any research was ongoing as I wrote it, really. Now? Brady has a new book hitting shelves this week that elucidates at length about the hard science behind the brilliance of what might be one of the “Stupidest” shows on television.įrom the deepest regions of the Abyss, FreakSugar Senior Editor Steve Ekstrom has risen out of semi-retirement to interview his former boss and good friend about the release of The Science of Rick and Morty.įreakSugar: How many hours of research did you pour into The Science of Rick and Morty before you began writing?
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The former front man for the Eisner Award-Winning entertainment website Newsarama turned professional educator went from shaping the perceptions of comic book industry fandom to the minds of our country’s youth.
From yelling, “Wubba Lubba Dub Dub” to terrorizing McDonald’s employees for Szechuan Sauce, the show continued to push the boundaries of nihilistic Sci Fi satire and intellectualized pop culture.Įnter: Matt Brady. Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty has amassed a ridiculous cult of followers since its first season touched eyeballs way back in December of 2013.
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