![]() It’s therefore tough to say why “Gotron Jerrysis Rickvangelion” and all the other breakneck-paced, amped up episodes of season five feel so overwhelming and different compared to what we got from Rick and Morty past. This is a series with a setting of infinite universes and a protagonist who’s basically a god, so the scope of every episode should reflect that by going all out. After all, early in the series’ life, co-creator Justin Roiland said the goal with a Rick and Morty plot was to take a premise another show would’ve made a whole episode out of and instead just make that the first act, using the remaining acts to pile insanity atop insanity. It’s tough to pinpoint exactly how this makes it different from prior seasons. ![]() If there’s one thing characterizes season five of Rick and Morty, it’s that everything happens so much, all the time. ![]() ![]() This RICK AND MORTY review contains spoilers. ![]()
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