Juricksic Mort

If Arrival and Dont Lock Up movies has a son it would've been this episode!

Easily one of the best these last two seasons and very much relatable to our current society in a somewhat sick representation.

The only bad thing about this episode and the season as a whole is that im afraid the writers have ran out of ideas that they're just copying ideas from different movies/tv shows and are drifting away from the main idea of the show and it kinda feels like a good filler episodes.

"Selflessness and selfishness are two sides of the same coin" couldn't agree more with rick even though he wasted a chance in this episode that could've bring them back to the main storyline.

I like the fact that this is less dependent on gross humor than most episodes these days and that this one attempted a real storyline beyond just the fun concept. I laughed out loud a couple times, but the fact that 80% of the jokes here are self referential or pop cultures references is a little nauseating, and feels like the writers have gotten really lazy. Most of the jokes here certainly pale in comparison to the first 3 seasons, and in general Season 6 might be worse than S5 for me so far. There are no awful lows like last season but also no true highlights beyond E1. I still like what they tried to do with this episode overall, and the last scene in the garage with Rick and Morty bumps this up a star for me.

Not a typo. Just a Freudian slip I think Mr Goldenfold has missed his opportunity of saying, you know, him being fond of *wink wink*.

Rick & Morty has become my fav show over the seasons for this one reason alone: each episode it would challenge you with new ideas/concepts that, whether or not you agree with its conclusion, take you on a journey of self-realization through the "what if's".

This episode has great potentials. The idea of a world no longer bound by the sole purpose of survival..Would we find each of our real purpose or succumb to inertia and live our meaningless existence? Would we still thrive for higher plains of achievement, or would the elimination of all sorts of competition rob us of our creativity and inspiration? "Wall-E" and "Love, death & robots's Pop Squad" have addressed similar proposition. I was psyched half way watching this episode of R&M for some refreshing stances of their own. Sadly the ideas was never fully fleshed out, more glided over with a montage.

The side materials such as Jerry's book and the Oscar hosting could be real interesting too, but seem rushed to their conclusion as a mere bit.

However if you are looking for a classic R&M episode full of its brand humor and clever jabs, you would be more than content.

This is the kind of stuff that I personally expect from Rick and Morty. Everything is just total nonsense which makes it super funny. It was a very PG-18 episode which I like very much.

I really loved the dinosaurs names song. But it's not available on Spotify.

Just because Rick dorsal have portal gun, we tend to forget how smart and genius he is. That's very well displayed in this episode.

I love marvel movies and tv shows, so I really crack up whenever they refer to any of the marvel stuff in any episode. This episode has some of that too!

Sad they took a 6 weeks break. This has been an amazing season so far.

Like most of the rest of the season, it's kind of a funny concept but not funny. I used to get in at least a laugh or a chuckle in each and every episode. Now it's sort of just a thing I watch because it used to be funny. No actual laughs in this one, just a bunch of things happening.

Every character was in the episode - even the president! - but none were really doing anything substantial. Each one had like half a plot line.

I miss the days of funny Rick & Morty but I think maybe the show has jumped the shark. Still worth watching but honestly once evil Morty did his thing that was the end of caring about the canon, and the random episodes don't have the same punch.