Episode 1: To further build the Rick universe, to pave the way for Rick to escape from prison successfully, and also describe the feelings of Rick at the end of the summer, hahaha, it feels like Morty has suddenly grown up (the description of Rick during the trial) Good Well, Morty, who debunked Grandpa's scheming, is still as stupid and impulsive as before (fortunately, I saw the note, and Yazi needle, who was smiling while touching his head, didn't poke it)
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The horrific consequences of the shutdown of the economy and the elimination of the rich and the poor
Crazy Rick's gibberish never knows how true or not it always stings little Morty and then does Jerry really leave? ah ah
Episode 2: It is a story of two children who grow up in different dimension travel and learn to face their parents' divorce calmly. Once again, I saw that Rick's attitude towards killing changed quietly. Also commented on slavery
Episode 3: Rick turned himself into a pickle, hahaha, and satirized psychological counseling with family counseling (?). "The nature of repairing, maintaining and cleaning is not a risk, these are just jobs"
Episode 4: Satirizes superheroes. Superheroes are the maximization of individualism. In essence, everyone is still a selfish ordinary person (putting his own interests at the highest level and not caring about the interests of others) and grandpa is jealous and justified I'm too arrogant when I don't love Morty that much hahaha
Episode 5: Dedicating an entire episode to Jerry makes people hate him even more. . . It's really a loser who has no responsibility, no dreams, and a narrow mind.
Episode 6: Everyone's toxins (disadvantages) are an indispensable part, and they have a complete self.
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