This review contains spoilers.
Rick and Morty's tenth episode in the third season is entitled "The Rickchurian Mortydate". RIck and Morty are called upon by the president of the United States to defeat a monster under the White House.
The Rickchurian Mortydate is a fun but meaningless final episode in the third season. The episode has funny characters like the president returning and making an appearance. Nothing of note happens in this episode but it is still a fun episode.
I would recommend "The Rickchurian Mortydate", the final episode of season three.
Grade: C
Rick and Morty Season Three
Rick and Morty's third season is a fun season that subverts many popular tropes found in modern stories. The episodes in this season are overall solid with certain episodes as a stand-out: "The Rickshank Redemption", "Rickmancing the Stone", "Pickle Rick", "Rest and Ricklaxation", and "The ABC's of Beth".
Rick and Morty's third season has a problem where the season is meandering. The season does not have any arcs besides Beth's. None of this is particularly engaging and the episodes do a fine job on small level moments. The episodes do have a quick pace that moves a mile a minute.
I would recommend Rick and Morty season three.
Grade: B.
Rick and Morty's tenth episode in the third season is entitled "The Rickchurian Mortydate". RIck and Morty are called upon by the president of the United States to defeat a monster under the White House.
The Rickchurian Mortydate is a fun but meaningless final episode in the third season. The episode has funny characters like the president returning and making an appearance. Nothing of note happens in this episode but it is still a fun episode.
I would recommend "The Rickchurian Mortydate", the final episode of season three.
Grade: C
Rick and Morty Season Three
Rick and Morty's third season is a fun season that subverts many popular tropes found in modern stories. The episodes in this season are overall solid with certain episodes as a stand-out: "The Rickshank Redemption", "Rickmancing the Stone", "Pickle Rick", "Rest and Ricklaxation", and "The ABC's of Beth".
Rick and Morty's third season has a problem where the season is meandering. The season does not have any arcs besides Beth's. None of this is particularly engaging and the episodes do a fine job on small level moments. The episodes do have a quick pace that moves a mile a minute.
I would recommend Rick and Morty season three.
Grade: B.