It’s basically a breakup story between Rick and the President of the United States, drawing some strong parallels to real-life breakups with a classic Rick and Morty twist.
It doesn’t pack the emotional punch or jaw-dropping cliffhanger quality of the Season 2 finale, but it does offer some interesting character evolution. The Season 3 finale is a bit of an odd episode, and coming as the capper of the best season yet, it’s a little disappointing. Truth be told, there’s really not a single worthless episode of Rick and Morty-there’s good to be found in even the least memorable of the bunch, so think of this as a way of appreciating each episode of the show rather than an episode-by-episode judgment.ĪKA “The One Where Rick Blows Off the President” Season 3, Episode 10 With that in mind, I went back and revisited all the Rick and Morty episodes from the first three seasons and ranked them from worst to best, in an effort to further dive into what makes this show special episode by episode. That is what makes Rick and Morty far more than a raunchy cartoon or strange sci-fi series. The love that Roiland and Harmon have for these characters permeates, and they’re not afraid to approach difficult situations and subject matter with real, sometimes tough emotions. You may not immediately think of compassion when it comes to Rick and Morty, but it’s there. The show endures, however, because of its heart. But Rick and Morty is also sharply, sometimes darkly funny, offering up a variety of ridiculous, crude, and hilarious situations and moments. Roiland and Harmon double down on these stories, while adhering to the rules of the universe they’ve created. The show is genuine hard sci-fi, with well thought-out premises and situations that aren’t simply forgotten or discarded after one episode.
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It’s why Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon’s Adult Swim series Rick and Morty has been such a breath of fresh air since it debut in 2013. The possibilities for the science-fiction genre are seemingly endless, and yet so many sci-fi stories cover the same ground.
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