RICK AND MORTY is PEAK FICTION... 

ur fake pewdiepie voice is annoying. dont do that, be yourself

By the way I thought I'd say this, stop spoiling the surprise to yourself God damn it. You're really good at that ball thing or whatever you said butt give it a f****** rest and stop rewinding it.

I think it's because deep inside, the concept of infinity might actually scare him. As wild as things in his life get, he only truly thrived and was happy when there was structure in his life with his wife and daughter. With that stripped, he's faced with the reality that things don't matter, everything is random, and the possibilities of things better, worse, and stagnant all at the same time stretches out to forever, and it terrifies him. Going after Rick Prime was a goal that gave him some kind of structure, at least a goal post, and that lead him to drawing a line in infinity, and adding rules to existence- forms of structures he specifically can control, adding order to a chaotic world he's only been pretending to be alright with as a means to cope. It's just my personal heacannon though.

Yeah no human can cope with the true implications of the multiverse so he created his own

Didn't he make the curb to trap Rick Prime?

C-137 and Rick Prime are the only two in the curve to invent portal travel on their own. C-137 and the Council created the Finite Curve, the Council to be the smartest man, but C-137 probably did it to limit Rick Prime to a technically finite slice of infinity.

Heads up prime rick not dead fake it really well

4. Our Rick can revive with his backups, and if Evil Morty would have kill prime Rick, then our Rick would think that Evil Morty remove his goal/life and go after him, which Evil Morty doesn't want.

or evil morty just don't want evil rick to bother him. Since our rick bothered evil morty, I guess evil morty just want to annihilate the root problem. Cuz so far, evil morty just doesn't wanna be bothered.

Didnt evil morty say he respected rick when he left at the end? Thats probally because of that

Removing Prime was necessary, because he made the ultimate weapon and was directly targeting everyone - which would ultimately even kill Evil Morty by proxy. Evil Morty however probably has some level of liking when it comes to Prime Morty - which is probably why he let him keep his Rick. And it's not like they didn't collabed on this win, our Rick was one of the few Ricks that ultimately left him alone - even if his actions still affected him (like with the beginning of the episode). Also killing our Rick would mean Prime Morty and our Beths and Summer likely would go after him with revenge.

Evil Morty neutralized C-137's motivation, while holding an interdimensional trump card over his head forever more. C-137 is now a... non-threat. Evil Morty ftw

Doofus Rick & Evil Morty for life

​@hectorbarrera8046 that's an interesting team, I image Jerry also jumping aboard 😅

I think it's more "the worst turd isn't a turd." So the worst rick is someone that isn't a rick.

He says "you know how we feel about pirates." But yeah great bit. The writers clearly have the lore down to a tee.

Pirates of the Pancreas was one of the most underrated attractions in anatomy park, after all! XD

no its the schematics being named booger aids V2

​@@delinkwent7375 "everything is booger aids!" - summer

i wouldnt say this joke was so genius compared to everything else in this episode and... well i didnt miss it :P

He just used her as an example. Beth would also be capable enough as we see space Beth is pretty capable. But I think Beth and summer are the only real options as the show has stated multiple times they both yearn for Rick's attention and approval. Morty loves his grandpa and enjoys having him there but he's dealt with his bs for a lot longer then them so would have zero motivation for revenge as he's been shown to generally just wannabe a normal kid and be left alone more then anything. He'll at least half the sci-fi adventures they go on he's actively stating he doesn't want to go and Rick is dragging him along

@@CodeeXD but at the same time, morty is the only one that can go after evil morty, unless there's a way to be protected from the omega device

He’s ricks grandson bro u make it sound like a surprise

@@Panda-kx2oo what are you talking about? Nothing in my comment says it is a surprise that he is smart. It is a rebuttal to Nux saying that Evil Morty was downloading Ricks minds into his brain.

True, but we also know it takes a baseline mental capability to use Rick's knowledge. Jerry wasn't be able to use Rick tech even with all the knowledge in his head.

He definitely downloaded the brains of all the Ricks he killed and captured. That was why he created the dome of tortured Mortys. Like Rick said he could have done the same thing with two morty's and a battery if he just wanted to hide. He needed so many Mortys because he was concentrating Rick's brainwaves within himself when he was downloading their brains and creating a stronger signal to hide. When he went to the citadel it was masked by the thousands of other Ricks there. Nux is completely right. Evil Morty didn't create anything, but he did have the creativity and intelligence to improve upon what Rick made.

Evil Morty's hardware isn't as high spec as rick, aka IQ. But evil morty kept improving his specs and operating system by downloading thousands of rick brain data. Now he's ascended

I mean he did create the concept of the show, but I don't understand the concept of not removing his executive producer credit. Like, he's not affiliated with the show at all anymore outside of creating the characters.

And that’ll be the same until the show ends… I don’t understand your point, pro or anti roiland, he did co-create the show, he has to be legally credited.

I'm curious how many episodes he had recorded before he was fired, or if the whole season had been done with his voice?

@@Siksuki He wondering why the Executive Producer credit is staying, not the "Created By" credit. Solar Opposites did in fact remove his Executive Producer credit and the Vanity Card. I mean both SO Season 4 and R&M Season 7 were in production before he was fired, so really the question is how SO was allowed to remove it, maybe there was a stronger morality clause or he revoked it before the controversy for unrelated reasons. For some people it's in their contracts to still be credited as Executive Producer even after they left the show and died, so he could still be credited even after Season 7-9.

@@beam_me_up_scotty69 The entire season.

The swap is so much more complex than what I thought, morty asks did they swap shirts? And you can see the gunshot hole in morty’s shirt that evil morty got shot by

Also, the "Ho jeez!" of evil Morty was just a bit off. It felt kinda sarcastic, like he is trying to pretend to be our Morty, but knew he didn't have to make much effort anyway, cause Rick prime was going to underestimate a Morty.

Nux watched it. I thought he was lucky sometimes but honestly he probably pre-watched this shit and is pretending.

Welp Evil Morty, we'll see you in season 9!

​@@Im3than I'm fucking praying the pattern continues

​@@ionlydrinkjesusmilk7256 I'm praying it fucking doesn't. I want an Evil Morty episode next season

@@dsimi415 I would absolutely love Evil Morty Next season, too, so... Either way as long as he comes back 👀 I trust the writers

maybe were just getting more used to the voice? theres definitely a noticeable difference but dude popped off this ep

U can really compare both voices in the Evil Rick yelling "Do it!! Do it!!" as the mortys kill him

His new voice actually quite perfect.

Maybe Justin was still in this episode? That explains the credits at the start. It happends often that episodes gets made long before release, just waiting for the right time.

​​​​@@kingmickey666he isn't in this episode, his credit was likely left, because this season was redubbed (it was made before him getting fired), so he probably still had input into what his characters said, especially if we get another improvisation episode. That's why he still would be counted as Executive Producer. That line may be removed in season 8, similarly to their other shows. Could also be the case where they didn't bother removing it post-production, but I feel like this is such easy thing to change, it had to be intentional.

It felt rushed, it had cool ideas but this is something what we'd have lead up to a season final.

I think that’s what makes it so compelling because now like Rick we are also left with a slightly empty feeling

@@blacktemplarbrotherlucius1935 No it isn't, because the point of it was to make us feel empty, like rick does, because its not like killing him is going to bring your wife back or cure all the pain that he caused

Just waiting for the farm arc as usual, it always happens everytime the mc gets their revenge

Yeah it's an amazing parallel. RIP Slowmobius though.

He tried with Birdperson, but that did not work out

nah, rick could never be happy, that’s the point. the only thing that sets him apart from prime rick is his attachment to his family which is the family of prime rick himself. He is the only rick to have that emotion, which is what gives him the closure to accept his wife’s death and why evil morty kinda likes him. the rick we follow used the og morty and the og family to seek revenge, but along the way grew to genuinely love them, and now that his mission for revenge is done, he doesn’t know how to live for anything other than engaging w the family he subconsciously relies on.

It is in the moment. Then you realize it's over and nothing has changed..

Honestly, I think this episode was kinda shit. It was really unsatisfying and out of nowhere to me. I get that's the point, but that just reads to me as "Well, we made our episode poorly on purpose to fit a theme that you could find in a fortune cookie." There's better ways to get a theme like that across that don't involve making the episode worse, just like how an annoying character doesn't have to (and arguably shouldn't) annoy the audience to get the point across that they're annoying.

@@AlphaOmega1237What?

@jaystargamelover8785 What do you mean "What?" It was a major plot point since season 3 that suddenly came up in a random episode of season 7 where Evil Morty just randomly included himself which also introduced some sort of omniversal killing machine, once again, out of nowhere. Most of the episode was just "things happening," while Evil Morty and Rick took pot shots at each other. That's not to say it was all bad, but showing up at a random time, including Evil Morty despite him having no reason to be after Rick Prime (which is why the show decided to have Rick and Morty doing stuff on that spaceship that also came out off nowhere), and randomly introducing a weapon that can kill across the multiverse as if it had always been a possibility, all of this just drags down the episode. It could have been achieved better by giving these plot points some build-up in Season 7, as Rick had made basically no progress on actually hunting down RP since last season. It would have made more sense to have Evil Morty show up because of that time Rick accidentally reset portal travelers or just give EM an actual reason to care about RP if they were gonna include him. Instead, he's just here for reasons that were invented just now with no setup. Also, EM's backstory is kinda lame for a guy who was so sick of Rick that he was willing to murder and torture hundreds to thousands of other versions of himself. Turns out he was just a kid who didn't like getting stuck up some alien's butt.

@@AlphaOmega1237 What?

Yep. I noticed that parallel too. But, I think, we’ve slowly been seeing our Morty find his purpose: to keep his current family together, including this Rick he’s grown attached to. This Morty knows how messed up his family is. And he’s become more caring towards his chosen family, and his Rick. In spite of them being a family in an infinite sea of other families, Morty seems to just want to keep this one around and alive. Because he lost his original one. Remember the concern he had for this other Summer after we hopped universes? He wanted them to stay together. Because he didn’t want to lose another family. This particular Smith family. Because he found something to care about still: his family.

I'd say the 1st ep kinda sucked. Eps 2 and 3 were great, and eps 4 and 5 were some of the whole show's highlights.

We don't talk about the first one, but man, this season is honestly the most excited I've felt about rick and morty since season 3 maybe, it really makes me hope the writers are learning their missteps from season 5, and season 6 got a little better, but season 7 feels like we're back into full fun sci-fi rick and morty, with some lore mixed in and I love it.@@Pablo.673

I dipped out S4, only saw a handful of episodes between S4-6. S7 has been a welcome change, enough that I've watched the whole season so far.

id say THE best, bc personaly the most large pallette of emotion and progreshion and revelation came out of this one specificly

They've milked rick prime enough. He's definitely dead

Ikr I literally can't tell the difference

Rick Prime,s Beth is from the Cronenberg universe. The only direct Family Rick Prime had left is Main Story Morty

The bomb didn't erase them from infinity

Bro ran out of attention span

And Evil Morty coming from the Doofus dimension is purely not possible due to Doofus Jerry never knowing Beth

That's the point. Taking revenge and killing off Rick Prime shouldn't bring any satisfaction, since the story is about our Rick finding meaning in life, and now that Prime is dead, the show can focus on Rick dealing with having nothing to fight for.