Analyze Piss

Perfect, I loved this episode of Rick and morty and have watched way too many times.

The characters were great and the plot was remarkable. I enjoyed watching Rick taking a chill pill while jerry did all the god stuff, although I had to say that this kind of made me hate Jerry more because of how much ego he has.

I feel like this episode will go down as one of my if not the best episode of Rick and mort, in all existence.

I especially love how in the end Rick becomes the "Pissmaster" and helps put jerry back in his place.

I also feel like Rick did another good thing for Jerry especially when he let his ego stay stable by lying that he made someone kill themselves.

Great episode.

In the style of Analyse that and Iron Man, Rick was faced with the root of his issue with the people who hate him. His effort to solve his issues went to the rise of new star his son in law - Jerry. Jerry proved himself worthy for admiration and Rick got proved that doing nothing could avoid a lot of troubles. In the rise of a hero an issues arise from the antiheroes in the shadows that won't get the same attention as before. The second Iron Man reference occurs when the Hero faced the anti-hero -hero.

Another good addition to the series, unlike the previous episode. When done right, using the popular culture and other work could be a recipe for average to decent episode filled with drama and action. Won't call this episode great, but won't call it bad ether. It shower the human nature of Rick and the valuable lesson of the concurrences of our actions.

Call backs a plenty in season six episode 8 and a story that, whilst not perhaps as quintessentially "Rick and Morty" as last week, is funnier and with more pathos.

After a string of attacks from low quality villains, looking to earn a reputation at his expense, Rick (Justin Roiland) is convinced by his therapist Dr Wong (Susan Sarandon) not to rise to the next one. The next one is Pissmaster (Will Forte) who attacks the family home and is beaten up by Jerry (Chris Parnell). The beatdown brings Jerry to the attention of intergalactic heroes, who present him with an orb of power. With Jerry now the hero, a confused and annoyed Rick decides to seek out Pissmaster and see how he's doing.

Despite some of the themes of the end of that storyline and the dark, perhaps even moving, pathos that is there, this is actually a genuinely funny episode.