![]() ![]() Even as he and Rick are careening toward a seemingly certain fiery death, Morty literally jumps into action to stop the death he already accepted at the mere idea of getting to watch a movie with Jessica. It’s funny how, five seasons and a couple of changes in dimensions later, Morty is still pining for Jessica and will legitimately do anything to get in her pants. It doesn’t have much to do with the episode until the end, but it’s worth mentioning, nevertheless.Īs said before though, this episode is more about Morty as he once again tries to woo Jessica (voiced by Kari Wahlgren) but gets ensnared into an insane time plot. Oh, also, while everything else is happening, Summer is killing things in the ocean to get a powerful magical item to stop Nimbus. ![]() They’re grossing Morty and Summer (voiced by Spencer Grammer) out by talking about how they watch porn together and even take Nimbus up on that threesome in the post-credit scene. Okay, that second part isn’t too much of a shock because their relationship has come back together through sex before, but now it’s at an all-time high. Maybe it’s just because they’ve been on-and-off or at each other’s throats, but it’s a big shock to see them so lovey-dovey together and so sexually active. It’s also worth talking about where Beth and Jerry are at in their relationship since they’re surprisingly in a great place. The second Rick screams at Morty for landing their ship in the ocean, you could tell that you were in for a treat, and Nimbus’ appearance doesn’t disappoint. It’s also fun that both Rick and Nimbus are voiced by Roiland and Harmon, respectively, and it’s like seeing the show’s creators have a delightful feud. It just further proves that Rick is no longer in total control of things and he even has to rely on Nimbus to save him from the cataclysmic event that Morty pulls him into. With Nimbus being a super sexually charged master of the ocean, who even invites a very sex-driven Beth (also voiced by Chalke) and Jerry (voiced by Chris Parnell) to a threesome, Rick’s completely embarrassed to have him as his nemesis, making this ordeal incredibly funny. For most of the episode, Rick is having a peace treaty dinner with Nimbus and it’s something that’s just fun to cut back to every now and again. This premiere seems like it’s more interested in delivering some classic Rick and Morty shenanigans with Morty (also voiced by Roiland) in the driver’s seat. In his current form, he’s kind of gutless and has lost that overwhelming omnipotence that we saw in episodes like “ The Vat of Acid Episode.” It’s definitely weird though that this episode kind of pretends that the whole second Beth thing didn’t happen, but it seems like we’re going to get back to things with that next week. Last season’s finale went a long way to show that Rick is really not as awesome as he or others think he is and proved that he’s pretty vile with how he handled that whole Beth situation. Rick is still feeling defeated and is definitely off his game – especially with Nimbus being around. Nimbus (voiced by Dan Harmon), King of the Ocean.įirst and foremost, we have to address the elephant in the room: where is Space Beth (voiced by Sarah Chalke)? Well, the premiere doesn’t make that answer clear at all since it pretty much ignores everything that happened at the end of last season. Rick and Morty Season 5 gets straight into dealing with that teaser we saw a little while back that teased the introduction of Rick’s (voiced by Justin Roiland) nemesis – Mr. ![]()
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