Rick and Maratti, the eighth season, was affected by the Emmy HBO series

What is the science fiction comedy series “Rick and Morti” with HBO drama “Caliphate”? If you guess “nothing at all”, you will be right; Or rather, I was right before “Rick and Mauriti”, the eighth season.

in A recent interviewThe bidder Scott Maryder explained how Summer of All Coves, came. The episode explained the viewers how Summer and Morty as bitter adults, which spoils how their new ripening (and exhausted) will affect their relationships with their parental personalities. “I was strongly affected by the caliphate,” Maryder said. “I think this series made us really excited to enjoy something based on Summer and Morty’s adult versions.”

It is especially easy to see the similarities between the Chef Roy from the “Caliphate” and the adult summer in the first show. The adult summer cuts her hair as she did Chef in the second season, and she preserves a similarly cold behavior. Meanwhile, Morte appears to be very similar to Kendall Roy, as it seems to swing back and forth between them Quiet depression and self -destructive behavior. Like Chef and Kendall, it seems that the summer of adults and two adults have a good understanding of each other, but there is a clear darkness between them that may prevent the two from being real allies.

“We can do a lot with these children as adults,” Merr made more clear. “I know that the writer, Jess Lacher, is linked to this imagination that if I managed to return to high school or return to college, knowing everything you know now. This is such an old dream. But this will not go the way you were hoping to go.”

Certainly, “fear of all summer” closes the speed of summer hope to promote through the high school again, because it is clear that her classmates are not fans at all about her position or her recent entitlement. Instead, the episode focuses on the summer relationship with her mother, Beth, and exploring how her age affects her dynamics. Beth initially loves to have a daughter that she can contact her better as a colleague for adults, but the new era in the summer does not make her wisely; It makes it easier for her to insult Beth with a cruel and negative and negative accuracy.

Beth ends with an attempt to erase the summer during the past 17 years. Although summer has made it clear that it is happier now and these memories are a valuable part of their identity, Beth prefers that things return to normal so that she can get the upper hand in this relationship. It is a kind of thing that Logan Roy will do in the “Caliphate”. He says he wants to grow up his children and stop relying on his inheritance, but he actually wants to rely on him so that he can better control it. If Logan has the option to erase his children’s memories to strangle their growth, he will take them in a second.

Fortunately, Beth changes her opinion on wiping the summer memory (she and my mandi do so in a good mind in the end), so at least we know that it is. Not completely ruthless The Patriarch of the Roy family. However, it is concerned that the clearest perceived percepse in the “Caliphate” episode of this show is not the clear grandfather Rick, but Beth Harmon. Fans talk about a A possible evil summer For a while now, but this may be evil we must be more interested in it.