Nick and Judy write e-mails back and forth as Nick struggles to adapt to the world of being a ZPD Academy trainee, and Judy tries to tackle her next case with a temporary unhelpful partner.

Summer, Morty, and Rick return late from an adventure one night, but the exhaustion is starting to take a pretty heavy toll on the kids. Rated T for language and implied mental illnesses.

Morty can't stop thinking about what Rick said when he had held a gun to the old man's head. Something wasn't right about it. Something was off. His thoughts lead him to only one possibility and it is a possibility that scares him to death. It leaves him only one option - confront Rick. Set after episode 4 of season 2.

Pacifica never used to fight with her parents. So when she finally sticks up for herself and runs out of the mansion, she heads to the only place she can think of, hoping that maybe this time, a door won't be slammed in her face.

ONE-SHOT. After another emotionally-scarring adventure, Morty is fed up with Rick's advice to "not think about it." But to Morty's surprise, not all of Rick's methods are just pure madness. R&R appreciated!

Morty is graduating from high school, and Rick is pissed about his grad party. R&R!

Lightning flashes and thunder roars. It only makes everything ten times worse as nightmares eat him alive. If only there was someone he could go to, someone who would understand. But Rick could never do that, never be the person Morty needs. Fortunately that doesn't keep Morty from trying anyway.

Rick and Morty find themselves in another jam. They need to get out, but that will have to wait. More important is making it through the night in this freezing place. A short little drabble.

Aftermath of the Meeseeks episode. Morty can't sleep, Morty can't eat, and he won't tell anyone why. But Rick knows, and he's going to help his grandson through his nightmares. And also teach him about wielding a ray gun. R&R appreciated!