McDonald’s, attempting to burnish their pop culture bona fides, brought back Szechuan sauce, in honour of the show’s allusion, but did so for one day, at a limited range of locations.
What even they could not have anticipated was the fan reaction. It was intended as a light-hearted allusion to Roiland’s obsession with the condiment. Such promotional foodstuffs are hardly unknown, and are mainly forgotten about mere weeks after they finish, but the show’s co-creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland considered it worth a joke. In the third season’s opening episode, The Rickshank Rickdemption, the protagonist, misanthropic mad scientist Rick Sanchez, makes a throwaway remark trying to find “Szechuan sauce” nothing authentically Chinese, but a limited-edition dip that McDonald’s created in 1998, to tie in with the release of the Disney animated picture Mulan. The adult-themed animation Rick and Morty is an exception to this.
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