If every episode dramatically moved things forward, the writers might reach their endgame far too quickly, and that would be tough given the 70-episode order they need to fulfil. But what's crucial here is that Morty no longer takes Rick's abuse at face value. After that, Morty does end up going to get the wine, kicking off an epic revenge story which spans multiple dimensions and eons of time itself. The cracks were already beginning to show a bit in season four, but just a few minutes into season five, Morty finally vents his frustrations, complaining to Rick that he hasn't finished a whole week of school in years thanks to his grandfather. With Nimbus heading to the Smith house for dinner, Rick wants his grandson to go fetch him some wine from another dimension, but Morty is fed up of being treated like an errand boy. There's just one problem – his grandfather. Jessica is actually up for hanging out and he survived the crash intact, so that's also a big bonus. Things are looking up for Morty in season five. But more importantly than that, this episode doesn't reset the status quo, which is a welcome change for this show. Essentially, it's the Rick and Morty that fans know and love.
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This opening sets up a typically deranged episode full of time distortion, robot birds, and uncomfortable orgies. By entering this space, Rick has violated his agreement with Nimbus, an even hornier sea king who is somehow Rick's "greatest nemesis". Except, they're not really safe at all, because the sea is a no-go zone for the Smith family. That is, until Jessica calls Morty up and asks if they can hang out.ĭriven by his horny teen desires, Morty makes one last go of it and lands their ship in the ocean, bringing them both to safety. That means it's up to his grandson to rescue them both, but as their ship crashes through the atmosphere, it appears that all hope is lost. In this first scene, Morty is in charge for once, and while we don't know what happened beforehand, Rick is clearly in bad shape. And in the episode that follows, Rick and Morty finally starts to open itself up to a more traditional, but no less important possibility. Yes, ever so briefly, we get to see Rick and Morty decked out in their slickest Wesley Snipes attire.
"Were we Blades in that one?" Rick asks during this cold open. Rick and Mortykicks season five off in schwifty fashion with a bunch of alternate-reality crystals that hint at the endless possibilities of the multiverse.
Rick and Morty season 5 episode 1 spoilers follow.
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