Getting artists in real life, politicians and celebrities to express themselves on animated comedies is a long -standing tradition (think Al Gore at Futurama, Ryan Reynolds on the "Family Guy" or basically any famous person you can think of by the "Simpsons"). "Rick and Morti" had a lot of its famous bows, but those guest stars usually end up playing new characters, rather than fictional versions of themselves. But in the latest episode of "Rick and Morti" Season 8We do not get one, but two self-headed homes, from directors Zack Snyder and Jameseshes Gun.

If you are at all immersed in the movie discourse of a comics movie (my compassion), you are already intimately familiar with the ways these two directors are positioned opposite each other by certain fans. Superman takes over Superman with "steel man" in 2013 He celebrates a certain inclusion of his dedicated followers, but many fans of the character have found it too dark and forcibly for the hero, often portrayed as a purifier of peace. With his upcoming download of the character, simply titled "Superman", Gun seems to go in a more traditional direction loyal to the Cell-E-El comic book immediately to the fighting in Kaidi.

In "Rick and Morti" Season 8, Episode 7, "Reeker of Fiction", Gun is characterized as a kind of villain character after "destroying" Rick's favorite film franchise and Morti. Snyder makes a smaller Kimo in the Warner Bros., where he encourages Gun to complement the action and a slow-boy to Superman, all while holding a lunch tray full of creatine. According to the executive producer of the series Scott Mardon, who talked to Diversity For the episode, "they were good sports." Obviously, both filmmakers are fans of the animated scientific comedy, so they were happy that they were part of it, even if it meant laminate fairly.

Despite what you can have certain angles in the red world, Jamesiyes Gun and Zac Snyder are Friends in real lifeAnd while their proper takeover of the DC universe does not seem to be aligned, it is inevitable when different creatives take the same theme. To have fun with Rick and Morti was an idea and both jumped into a chance to hug, according to Varietti.

"If nothing else, they laughed at something we threw at them," said executive producer Scott Marde for the exit. "There was probably, frankly, even more digging and more nonsense that we could use. Everything they did was laugh."

Of course, the time of this particular episode "Rick and Morti" is no accident. The series works on adult swimming, owned by Warner Bros. - the "villain" of this latest episode. It is an unusual free marketing to separate one of the most popular shows of the studio with a story indicating the biggest release of the film in the year.

The Jameseshei Gunn's "Superman" It opens in theaters on July 11, 2025.