Rick & Morty's Justin Roiland Was Allegedly Beyond Inappropriate In The Writers Room According To Colleagues

To some, "Rick and Morty" can be an acquired taste. Humor is, after all, subjective, and Season 1 is admittedly a work in progress. But as characters like Summer (Spencer Grammer) and Beth (Sarah Chalke) evolved to become more fully-developed complex figures, the same can not be said for the writers' room.

In a thorough piece released by The Hollywood Reporter, Roiland's colleagues reported that his chaotic energy segued into harassment in many instances. When Roiland wasn't being dismissive or creatively absent in the room, he was making it a terror for everyone else. The "Rick and Morty" voice actor would often discuss sex life with his then-fiancée, including intimate details about threesomes.

"It was something we just ignored because it was disgusting," one source stated about the incident. Despite the bravado of including female writers in Season 3, Roiland was embroiled in an accusation of sexual harassment at the time. While the world at large may have been surprised by news of domestic violence charges, many who knew him have seemed to spot a disturbing pattern.