In the after credits scene, Summer is performing, somewhat inaccurately, Quint's U.S.S. Indianapolis speech from the movie Jaws. Another useful tool, similar to the Splash Potion, is the Lingering Potion, but these are extremely difficult to make since it requires the player to come face-to-face with the Ender Dragon. Grace pushes Jessica to do things to make her popular; she cares a great deal about how the rest of the school sees her and Jessica. She does not appear to be a good influence on Jessica, as she convinces Jessica to act differently solely so people will look up to and like her. Jessica likes her because she thinks she has good advice and she looks at the girl as someone from whom she can seek guidance. In reality, Jessica doesn't care about being popular: she only acts the way she does because her friend encourages her to do so.

Whether or not it’s given the proper context, this is one of the bleakest quotes from the entire series. But rather than a source of despair, this epiphany is meant to inspire a kind of radical acceptance that we can’t control the chaos of the universe, so we might as well accept it, relax, and not let the horrors of existence destroy us.

Conroy • Delivery Drone • Donna Guterman • Gwendolyn • Heistotron • Lady Katana • Pat Guterman • Purpose Robot • Space Cruiser • The Garage When Jerry tells to his son Morty the story about how he fell in true love, he "Fell in love with a young woman named 'Your Mom', and that's not an urban diss." This was a reference to what's known as Maternal Insults, a popular way of jokingly insulting people that kids do nowadays, wherein they will respond to questions people ask them by saying "Your Mom!" or randomly add that into their sentences as a way to offend them. Splash Potions, on the other hand, can be used against enemies if thrown at them, and that is what makes them so useful in combat. This means that a Splash Potion of Harming would actually deal damage to whoever it's thrown at it. At first, potions might not seem like the most useful offensive weapons, but if used correctly and strategically they can greatly impact on well a player does in a fight, and this might be crucial when facing threatening bosses such as the Wither for example.

Balthromaw • Bill • Chud King • Crocubot • Diesel Weasel • Giant Telepathic Spiders • Gibble Snake • Izzy • Lizard People • Million Ants • Poneta • Pussifer • Slippy • Snuffles • Squirrels • Talking Cat • The Kerblin • Time Bird • Truth Tortoise • Tough Rat • Two Crows The Prime Dimension [1], (also known as the Cronenberged Dimension) is one of the many universes in the multiverse, previously on the Central Finite Curve, and the universe where the titular Morty comes from. Jerry's armored car is a reference to the armored parking shuttles in the final act of the film, Dawn of the Dead.After Beth shoots up a bunch of Cronenberg monsters, Jerry tells to his wife that he wishes her shotgun was his penis. Beth tells to her husband that in that case, he can call her Ernest Hemingway. Jerry didn't get the reference. Ernest Hemingway was an author who committed suicide by placing the barrel of a shotgun into his mouth. The namesake of the Cronenberg world refers to the Canadian film maker/screenwriter/actor David Cronenberg who is famous for body of horror films. One of David Cronenberg's most famous movies being the modern remake of the 1958 horror film "The Fly" featuring Jeff Goldblum as a scientist working on matter teleportation and instead making a machine that can genetically combine organisms of different types of species. Jessica vaguely resembles Kari Wahlgren (Jessica's voice actress). She also shares the same first initial of her last name with her. C • 304-X • 9-2184C • C-131 • C-132 • C-137 • C-500A • C-1239 • C-4499 • J19α7 • J19ζ7 • Blender Dimension • Blumbus Dimension • Buttworld • Corn Universe • Cromulon Dimension • Cronenberg World • Cronenberged dimension • Dog Dimension • Doopidoo Dimension • Fantasy World • Fascist dimension • Fascist Dystopian Universe • Fourth Dimension • Froopyland • Furniture Universe • Greasy Grandma World • Hamster in Butt World • Hell • Meta Reality • Merged Universe • Narnia Dimension • Parmesan dimension • Pantless Universe • Phone Universe • Pizza Universe • Post-Apocalyptic Dimension • Reverse Height Universe • Shrimp Universe • Teddy Universe • Toilet Dimension • Tusk Dimension • Wasp Universe

In the third season episode " The Whirly Dirly Conspiracy", Morty insists that any future daughters he has will be attractive because Jessica will be their mother, proving once again his hopeless crush on her. Throughout most of this episode, Morty acts like an immature bumbling fool, unsure of himself in a chaotic universe where his biggest priority is his crush on Jessica. He hasn’t learned any important lessons yet, and it’s here that he learns perhaps the biggest of all. The Blu-Ray release features special guest commentary from Simpsons Crew Matt Groening, Al Jean, J. Stewart Burns, Max Pross, Matt Selman, Jon Kern, and Tom Gammill Beth: Loving you is work, Jerry. Hard work. Like building a homeless shelter. Nobody wants to say no to doing it, but some people put the work in. So what do you say? Do you see me working here? Does this conversation seem tedious to me? In the episode " The Whirly Dirly Conspiracy", it is revealed that Morty is so infatuated with Jessica that he believes they will one day have at least one child together and that, should they have a daughter, she will be very attractive due to Jessica's genes.The film gives a pseudoscientific explanation as to how Love Potion No. 8 "works." It is explained: