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"Don't dwell on past regrets-the future ahead may offer a different kind of healing."

In this season, we witnessed Rick gaining something deeply real in his present life: a richer, more profound connection with his family. And in the finale, his younger self finally found true love-completing, in a way, a different kind of wholeness.

Sometimes, letting go and looking to the future isn't such a bad thing. Yet too many people stay trapped in the past, lost in memories, unable to move forward. That's why it's been so rewarding to see Rick's growth this season.

That said, I can't help but wonder-what new direction will Season 9 take? Here's hoping the writers continue to craft meaningful, powerful stories that keep us all invested.

Perfectly captures rick's growth and character arc in the series so far and shows how much hes truly changed since season 1.

It was incredible, like it perfectly captures ricks growth and character arc throughout the entire series so far and shows how much hes genuinely changed since season 1, but also how he hasnt completely transformed you know? Like you can see hes way more self aware now and actually cares about his family even tho he still struggles with the same core issues that make him rick.

Just when you think Rick and Morty has lost its spark, it comes back with something like this. A season that felt like it was drifting suddenly drops an emotional bomb that reminds you why this show ever mattered in the first place.

No jokes to quote. No crazy twists to obsess over. Just a moment of raw, human vulnerability buried under layers of sci-fi madness - and it works. Against all odds, it works.

This episode hit me right in the gut. It's that rare kind of storytelling that doesn't need to shout to be powerful. It just sits with you. Quiet. Honest. Beautiful. And yeah, it hurts - in the best way.

This is Rick and Morty at its finest: absurd, clever, but above all, human.

The finale of the 8th season is superb, as it has been in the past. Not only does it deliver a story as multi-layered and meaningful as the previous excellence, such as Ep10S7, but it also presents the complex and well-developed relationships among Rick, Memory Rick, Beth, and Diane so well in a way that makes me want to extend this episode into a 2-hour movie.

With all due respect, after a season of mediocracy, at least the very majority of the first 9 episodes, the great work of the season finale makes me so excited to see R&M is getting back on top. Great episode!

I must admit I didn't expect this. I don't normally review anything, especially not separate episodes of a TV show, but this time it really is different.

This episode is a truly brilliant piece of writing IMO!

The way it explores memories versus reality and holding on to the past vs. Moving on hit really close to home with me personally.

So close in fact, that it got me emotional - I really didn't expect I'd be crying over a Rick and Morty episode, but here we are... Good job writers, good job!