Originally Posted by Deftones (Post 13138909)

I am also current on this, just have the past 2 episodes to go. Such a great show. Man, I feel like a fool for completely missing this. I think the Purge episode from late last season (9 maybe?) was my favorite. I was laughing throughout the entire thing. It definitely got dark with all the divorce stuff.

Originally Posted by RichC2 (Post 13139730)

I don't know what they were going for when but that was surpsingly grim. Actually it was all around a pretty strange episode.

Originally Posted by RichC2 (Post 13139730)

I don't know what they were going for when but that was surpsingly grim. Actually it was all around a pretty strange episode.

Originally Posted by slop101 (Post 13140433)

This may have been my favorite gag in the ep:

https://i.imgur.com/Qbugi0K.gif

Originally Posted by RichC2 (Post 13139730)

I don't know what they were going for when but that was surpsingly grim. Actually it was all around a pretty strange episode.

Originally Posted by RichC2 (Post 13139730)

I don't know what they were going for when but that was surpsingly grim. Actually it was all around a pretty strange episode.

Originally Posted by Abob Teff (Post 13141637)

I must be a sick son-of-a-Rickch. I thought that was awful ... and hysterical.

Since this was a "Rick and Jerry adventure" they should have replaced Morty in the opening sequence with Jerry.

So, on a dark and serious note, is the potential breakup of Beth and Jerry showing Morty that it is OK for a person to examine his or her life and remove people that aren't "good for them"? That is to say, is Morty going to "divorce" Rick by the end of the season? Between the Vindicators episode and this one, Morty is pretty fed up with all of this.

Originally Posted by Jason (Post 13141925)

Would have liked seeing Jerry in the opening credits, but it was probably more expensive than just adding Mr. Poopy Butthole.

As for Morty "divorcing" Rick, wouldn't that pretty much end the show?

Originally Posted by Supermallet (Post 13145023)

It might end the adventures of C137 Rick and Morty, but there are plenty of other Ricks and Mortys we can follow....

Originally Posted by Supermallet (Post 13145023)

In fact, there's a strong theory that "Mortynight Run" and "Something Ricked This Way Comes" (and possibly "Vindicators 2") follow a different Rick and Morty than C137 R&M.

Originally Posted by Supermallet (Post 13145023)

It could also be the series arc for season four, Rick and Morty getting along without each other and reconfiguring their dynamic.

Originally Posted by Jay G. (Post 13145059)

Theoretically yes, but I don't think fans would accept it. They already did the "reset" joke in Rick Potion #9, and it's the kind of joke you can only do once. The Venture Bros. realized this with the clone plotline.


I can't find a theory that ties "Mortynight Run" and "Something Ricked This Way Comes", although one tried to tie "Mortynight Run" and “Total Rickall”.
https://www.geek.com/geek-cetera/new...verse-1653599/

As for "Vindicators 2", it was made clear in "Vindicators 3" that the second adventure didn't have any Rick or Morty, since the rest of the team ended up destroying a planet that our Rick says he could've instead easily built a device to locate the shapeshifter. So they didn't have a Rick along, which was the point; Rick was such a jerk during Vindicators 1 that they tried to go it alone.


I think it's more likely they'd try separating and reuniting Rick and Morty than switching to alternate versions.