The show’s most terrifying ordeals often have to do with Morty’s body being forced into things that he has no control over. Poor Morty has experienced his fair share of unexpected horrors over the past few seasons.
In their respective ways, the trio of Earth outsiders all have to find different ways to adapt and survive, but the most shocking change is Morty’s sentient arm. With this dimension’s Immortan Joe being offed in the first five minutes (thanks to a shotgun blast of the skull from newly-minted Furiosa-in-training Summer), this world of chrome is lorded over by the appropriately named Hemorrhage. After resituating all of the show’s characters in the first episode of the season, before booting Jerry out of the house, this was a chance for the show to riff on one of the biggest movies made during its hiatus while also sneaking in a not-so-subtle allegory to a family slowly being torn apart. (I mean, it’s always worth going back, but especially this week.As far as plot goes, this is one of the lightest “Rick and Morty” episodes in a while. * If you missed this week’s post-credits scene, it’s definitely worth going back. * I’m not a hopeless romantic for believing that Beth and Jerry have a future, right? * Which part of Season 3’s new title sequence left you with more questions: Beth walking in on Morty watching porn, only all of the eyeballs and butt cheeks in the scene have been swapped? Or the group of Morties helping each other escape from what appears to be a college dorm… for Morties?
Rick: “Save it for the semantics dome, E.B. Rick: “Do you guys ever use that thunder dome, or do you just put it up for decoration? (Seriously, when Rick promised Morty that this would be the “darkest year of our adventures,” he wasn’t effing around.) Perhaps that’s what inspired her to bring ol’ Jerry a housewarming gift, the skull of the first mutant she killed in the Poison Zone, as “a reminder not to look back.”Īnd what was Beth up to during the three-ish weeks that Morty and Summer violently worked through their daddy issues in an alternate dimension? Besides the fact that Beth rarely bothers to ask questions anymore, Rick temporarily replaced her kids with a pair of (mostly) lifelike robots, one of which tried to pull a Pinocchio and will itself into existence. Unfortunately, once all the excitement died down, the crew’s new post-apocalyptic life turned out to be just as tedious and soul-sucking as the one they’d left behind - especially for Summer, who basically turned into her mother (complete with an unfulfilling marriage!) by the end of the episode.
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“Who wants to be my p–sy of a dad?”) Morty was saddled with his new arm, plus all the ‘roid rage that came with it, until each of Armathy’s enemies had been vanquished, a quest that ended in a bath-time ambush I think we’d all rather forget.
(“Who wants to be my dad?” he taunted his potential opponents. Morty, meanwhile, was predictably hesitant to embrace the scavenger lifestyle, though he eventually found his calling in the Blood Dome, courtesy of a genetically enhanced arm - named Armathy, because why not? - that helped satisfy his unquenchable thirst for Jerry-related vengeance.
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