Fear No Mort

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.

I have never wrote a review for a show, let alone an episode. But this episode was something else. The season so far was pretty inconsistent having a good episode after a terrible one. However the finale is really worth talking about. It began casual just like any other episode but at the end left me speechless. Felt like inception under 20 minutes. This is going to be my favorite episode of the show, if not my favorite episode of all time.

After all, having the ending in plain sight is what makes "Rick and Morty" outstanding from any other animated or sci-fi show. I hope Season 8 will be as good as this one keeping the consistency.

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.

Perfection. The only episode that had me thinking about it days after watching. From start to finish I was hooked. And then that ending... my God.

I find it interesting that the writer of this episode also wrote the Spaghetti one, which was my second favorite of the season. Hope she sticks around. Would love to see what else she has to offer. I'm super proud of the entire team for pulling off a hell of a season amidst the drama that unfolded. Seems like they ignored the haters, put pencils to paper and, wrote the best stories they could. Fanbases-especially ones as big and vocal and tough as this one-can be tough to impress and make happy. Well, I can say you at least impressed the hell out of this fanboy. See you all next season.

While Rick and Morty is now missing a story arch that they can focus on every so episode, it will be difficult to keep their audience long term. However this episode was a perfect example of why people love the show and what they need to do more of as they figure out their next 'big thing'. This is the type of episode that would never make the show dull. Funny and emotional at times but also makes you think. It was pretty funny that Rick and Morty in this episode were basically saying the things that we were thinking. Making it even more engaging as it felt like you were part of the show. This season did have a few misses but in my opinion more hits for sure. It's always great to end on a high note too. Overall I give season 7 an 8.5/10.