Fear No Mort

In my opinion. When you're watch Rick & Morty you can tell within a few minutes that an episode is written by the incredible Heather Anne Campbell. A truly inspired and intelligent writer that always mixes heart with laughs. This episode is no exception. I love watching an episode and about five or so minutes in, pausing the show to go check IMDB to see if I'm write. Than I just get to sit back and watch what I know will be a great episode. I hope to see more written by her next season as she brings a style that is not only original but special. I'm just a fan that loves being surprised by what I'm watching. You rock!

I came into this season with low expectations, and the first few episodes didn't really hit the mark for me, then it started getting better and better until we got this absolute gem of an episode. A perfectly concocted mix of nihilistic humour, exestential ideas and brilliant writing made this by far my favorite episode of the season, and arguably one of the best episodes of the entire show, I came out of it with the same feeling I had after watching the 'vat of acid' episode, and I am so happy that the writers and new voice actors have really pushed past all the troubles and delivered an excellent season that I think turned out to be more enjoyable than season 6. I hope that they will keep up the good work, and I look forward to season 8!

I feel like I just witnessed a miracle. This episode recaptures the feeling I used to get watching early seasons of Rick & Morty. But with the weight of seven seasons it ends up being a real treat. A deeply psychological mindfrick, you can't help but reflect on your own life and what you would do if faced with the same scenario.

Season Seven has had some pretty terrible episodes and some pretty awesome ones, but this was a perfect episode. I was totally engrossed in the experienced. This episode was crisp and clean in its writing, without parts that felt rough around the edges. If this was the finale to the entire show I would have been satisfied. It's that good.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you Rick and Morty in the way we used to know in the first couple of seasons, and if im being honest, i never thought i would say this phrase on season 7! Especially with the not so good start and everything happening with the main characters voice actor, but boy oh boy i was wrong, this season gave Rick his peace by doing what he wanted to do since episode one and gave Morty his peace with this episode! Which I truly like, there's nothing to fear but fear itself, it couldn't been said any better and it definitely couldn't be done any better than this!

For anyone reading this who lost hope on Rick and Morty and stopped watching, i please you to at least try to watch this season to the final episode, it deserves some patience as it was actually decent and definitely not the worst season out here yet!

Although there is no main plot in this episode, it is even more exciting than the main plot in episode 5. It explores the psychology of Rick and Morty and their relationship to the extreme, and marks Rick's transformation from nihilism after revenge to existentialism. I'm looking forward to the unfolding of the new storyline in Season 8. After going through so much (about creator Justin Roiland), Season 7 still has two to four quite exciting episodes, at least surpassing Seasons 4 to 6. If it weren't for Episodes 1 and 8, it would be on the same high level as the first three seasons. It is not easy for a series to maintain this quality after ten years. I hope the creative team can persevere.