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Campaign Manager Morty tries to show them the secret dossier, but is sucked into the vacuum of space. He’s thrown into prison, where the Secret Service Ricks tell him that Candidate Morty is still alive and he won the election. (“It’s secrets, look at how I’m dressed.”) Campaign Manager Morty then shows up at a political rally and shoots Candidate Morty point blank. Meanwhile, Campaign Manager Morty drinks at a bar and is confronted by a Mysterious Rick who slides him a dossier about Candidate Morty.

Candidate Morty soars to the top of the polls, and he gives a press conference in which he evades questions about his dimension of origin.

After he finishes his speech to rousing applause, Candidate Morty walks offstage and promptly fires his campaign manager. He doesn’t see that division: He just sees people with common goals. At the presidential debate, the Rick candidates refuse to take the prompts seriously, but Candidate Morty gives a thoughtful answer to a question about the division between the Ricks and Mortys in the Citadel.

A Citadel-wide presidential election has come down to a wide variety of Ricks and one Morty candidate, who seems to be included because all the Ricks find him adorable.

On the Citadel morning news, Rick D716 and D716-B report all the big events relevant to the Citadel, throwing immediately to a commercial for Simple Rick’s Simple Wafer Cookie: “Come home to the impossible flavor of your own completion.” These wafers are made from the happy thoughts of Simple Rick, a Rick who chooses to enjoy and appreciate his family.

It took me a minute to figure out exactly what was happening, so be prepared: There are a lot of Ricks and a lot of Mortys. The episode pulls an unexpected sleight of hand early on, switching out what sounds like one of Rick and Morty’s few uncomplicatedly fun adventures with deftly interwoven tales from the Citadel.

Given how “The Ricklantis Mixup” unfolds, I’m going to recap it through bullet points to break up each story line.

Allow him to lend a machete to your intellectual thicket by following on Twitter.Rick and Morty go to Atlantis and have a great time! Morty gets it on with a mermaid! Rick and Morty don’t care about politics! They can’t wait to go back and have another adventure! Five stars. Jesse is a mild-mannered staff writer for IGN.

#RICK AND MORTY SEASON 2 EPISODE 3 ENDING EXPLAINED SERIES#

We also see the Butter Robot from "Something Ricked This Way Comes," apparently doomed to a thankless, forgotten existence inside Rick's fridge.įor more Rick and Morty fun, check out our review for Season 4, Episode 2, see 10 Rick and Morty gadgets we wish were real and find out which series veteran will head up Marvel's She-Hulk. A picture of the bully leader from the Season 4 premiere is featured on the milk carton as a missing child. The post-credits scene is also notable for including two cameos for previous Rick and Morty characters. As much as Jerry's lot in life has improved since reconciling with Beth in Season 3, he's just one bad day from sliding back into his old, miserable existence. We have to assume Morty's harsh words toward his father also influenced Jerry and his need to be validated and appreciated.

Presumably, the water motif is a side-effect of Glootie and his emperor trying to steal Earth's water supply. It's also apparent how much the events of this episode impacted Jerry's hallucination. He wants nothing more than a job that makes him feel useful and appreciated, hence his vision of being a "Mountain Sweat" employee. That's very on-brand for Jerry, a character constantly battling his own feelings of inadequacy and lamenting his chronic unemployment. For Jerry, heaven is a steady 9-5 job as a water delivery man.

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For Tony, heaven was reuniting with his late wife and being free to poop wherever he pleased. He winds up drinking from a vial of Globafin, the chemical that fills the hibernation tanks in which Rick kept Tony and his other imprisoned enemies.Īs we saw from Tony's brief captivity, Globafin taps into a person's brain and creates a Matrix-like simulation of that person's ideal heaven.

The post-credits scene in Season 4, Episode 2 features Jerry making a late-night snack run and rummaging through Rick's fridge.