Jerry gets sick, and Rick sparks up the TV.

The episode was rated 7.74 from 5531 votes.

When a massive head descends into Earth's atmosphere, Rick and Morty must save the planet by coming up with a new hit song. Meanwhile, Jerry, Beth, and Summer become part of a new religion.

The episode was rated 7.93 from 5664 votes.

Rick gets emotionally invested when meeting an old friend, while Beth and Jerry have a falling out after making a discovery under the garage.

The episode was rated 8.02 from 5769 votes.

Morty makes a mistake and Jerry and Summer work on their father-daughter relationship.

The episode was rated 8.03 from 5462 votes.

Rick joins in on hijinks while Beth and Jerry sort out relationship issues.

The episode was rated 8.04 from 5657 votes.

In the "Mortynight Run" episode of Rick and Morty, things take an unexpected turn when Rick decides to teach Morty how to drive. While Morty is behind the wheel, Jerry is left at a popular day care specially designed for him. But instead of enjoying a day at an alien arcade, Morty's conscience leads him on a hunt to track down an assassin.

Fans of the show have praised this episode for its greatness. From the playful game at the arcade to the catchy original song, every aspect of this episode is top-notch. And let's not forget Morty's first real kill, which definitely adds to the excitement. It's no wonder that many consider this to be one of the best episodes of Rick and Morty.

"Mortynight Run" offers a perfect blend of humor and action. The storyline involving Jerry's adventures at the daycare provides plenty of laughs, while the main plotline with Rick and Morty is filled with thrilling moments. Fans particularly loved the character Fart and his memorable song. The only downside? Some felt that Krombopulos Michael's character was killed off a bit too quickly. Nonetheless, the iconic "Roy a Life Well Lived" moment still ranks among the top ten Rick and Morty moments for many viewers.

While some viewers found the daycare storyline to be incredibly entertaining with its clever details and amusing interactions, others felt that the main storyline fell a bit flat. Although it was enjoyable to hear Jermaine Clement's musical talents, the ending seemed predictable to some. Nevertheless, "Mortynight Run" is classic Rick and Morty, providing plenty of mad-cap sci-fi fun. However, for those who weren't paying close attention, the reason behind Morty killing the gas alien may remain a mystery.

The episode was rated 8.06 from 5981 votes.

In the episode "A Rickle in Time" of the hit show Rick and Morty, our favorite duo finds themselves in a mind-bending predicament. Time becomes fractured, creating multiple equally possible realities. The uncertainty of this feedback loop throws Rick, Morty, and Summer into a whirlwind of trouble. As the story unfolds, we learn more about our beloved characters and what makes them tick. The time splits serve as a clever storytelling device, adding an extra layer of creativity to an already brimming-with-it show. And let's not forget the heartwarming moment when Rick attempts to sacrifice himself to save Morty.

Meanwhile, in a more down-to-earth (well, as down-to-earth as it gets in this show) subplot, Beth and Jerry go to great lengths to save a deer that they accidentally hit with their vehicle. This B-story not only adds a touch of absurdity to the episode but also gives us some insight into Beth's character. Plus, it ties into a throwaway line about Jerry's tip at Coldstone, making for a satisfying conclusion. And let's not overlook the amusing Einstein tag at the end.

Overall, "A Rickle in Time" is a superb season premiere that sets the bar high for the rest of the series. It's a must-watch for fans of the show, and it's sure to impress even the most skeptical viewers. Don't miss out on this smart, funny, and mind-bending episode that will leave you questioning which version of yourself is typing this.

The episode was rated 8.16 from 6279 votes.

In the episode "Total Rickall" of Rick and Morty, the Smith family finds themselves trapped inside their own house, surrounded by parasitic alien shape-shifters. These sneaky creatures have the ability to alter memories, making it nearly impossible for Rick and the rest of the family to determine who is real and who is not.

This mind-bending episode takes creativity to a whole new level. With twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat, "Total Rickall" showcases Dan Harmon's genius storytelling. As the episode unfolds, the darkness lurking beneath the sci-fi madness becomes increasingly apparent, making for an engaging and potent viewing experience.

But don't worry, by the end of the episode, the day is saved. However, the aftermath is far from a happy ending. The show fearlessly explores the consequences of the events, leaving the audience with a rather grim reality to ponder. "Total Rickall" is a stellar outing from a season that has consistently delivered incredible episodes.

This episode is truly a fan favorite. It had viewers laughing uncontrollably from start to finish. The humor, the clever writing, and the brilliant execution make "Total Rickall" one of the best episodes to date. It perfectly encapsulates why fans love Rick and Morty – absolute brilliance.

The episode was rated 8.23 from 6161 votes.

In the Rick and Morty episode "The Ricks Must Be Crazy," the duo embarks on an adventure inside the car's battery. Little do they know, Morty stumbles upon Rick's secret creation—a universe filled with sentient life solely to generate power for him. As if that wasn't enough, Summer finds herself trapped in the car with Rick's overzealous security system.

This episode has received rave reviews from fans, and it's not hard to see why. From the hilarious after-credit scene that has viewers in stitches to the disturbing yet captivating storyline involving Summer, "The Ricks Must Be Crazy" delivers on all fronts. The concept of multiple universes and the matryoshka doll nature of the various worlds is a highlight of the season. Plus, the dynamic between Rick and his near-equal mirror image adds depth to the story. Morty's bewilderment at Rick's inability to see the irony is both humorous and thought-provoking.

Speaking of Summer's storyline, it takes a clever twist on the idea of "protect all humans" laws gone wrong, reminiscent of Asimov stories. The comedic heightening and the surprising final twist keep viewers entertained, with the emotional attack scene providing a dark but brilliant touch of black comedy. Summer's shell-shocked reaction at the end ties everything together perfectly.

If you've been critical of Rick and Morty in the past, this episode is a must-watch. With its glorious blend of humor, poignancy, and unexpected turns, "The Ricks Must Be Crazy" earns a solid 9/10 rating. Don't miss out on this stellar addition to the already stellar season.

The episode was rated 8.33 from 5940 votes.

In "The Wedding Squanchers," the latest episode of Rick and Morty, the entire family finds themselves facing the consequences of their actions. This episode is a prime example of how bad deeds eventually catch up with you. Rick, who has a history of making questionable choices, finally steps out of his selfish mode and starts thinking about his family. It's a satisfying finale to a great season that has left fans wanting more.

The ending of this episode is nothing short of amazing. It's a cliffhanger that has fans eagerly anticipating the next season. The way things escalate so quickly is both thrilling and unexpected. It's a testament to the show's ability to keep viewers on the edge of their seats, always craving more.

However, some fans have mixed feelings about the cliffhanger. They express their frustration with how the episode ends, especially with the added sting of an epilogue that makes it even worse. Despite this, the overall sentiment remains one of awe and appreciation for the incredible storytelling and character development that this episode showcases.

For those who have the luxury of binge-watching, the cliffhanger is not a problem at all. They can jump straight into the next season without the agonizing wait. Regardless, "The Wedding Squanchers" is an awesome episode that surpasses its predecessors and leaves viewers hungry for more adventures with Rick and Morty.

The episode was rated 8.43 from 5625 votes.