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Wubba Labba Dub Analysis

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Not every movie, book, and show is trying to make you a bad person. Take the show ‘rick and morty’. It's a sci fi dark comedy, where an alcoholic genius and his dim grandson go on crazy adventures. But the show explores the struggle we have to find ‘meaning’ in our lives. The shows scale is incomprehensible. not only is there an enormous universe, but that universe has infinite dimensions, with infinite realities. The characters know and struggle with how insignificant and small they are. Risk catchphrase “wubba labba dub dub” we learn translates to “i am in great pain, please help me”. But we are shown once you confront

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