Rick And Morty Season 1 Episode 10 Review

Alright, buckle up, buttercups! We're diving into the deep end. Specifically, the end of Rick and Morty Season 1. Episode 10: "Close Rick-counters of the Rick Kind."

An Unpopular Opinion? Maybe.

Everyone loves this episode, right? It's a classic! Evil Rick! Evil Morty! A whole council of Ricks! But... hold on.

Is it really that amazing? I'm not entirely convinced. Let's dissect this interdimensional pickle, shall we?

The Rickest Rick? Overrated.

The whole premise is that Rick is accused of crimes against other Ricks. Seems legit, right? A proper Rick showdown!

But the actual "evil" Rick? He's just a robot. Controlled. Lame.

The build-up is great. But the payoff? A bit of a letdown. Come on, writers, give us a real Rick vs. Rick battle!

Evil Morty: The Real Star?

Okay, okay, I'll give it this. Evil Morty is chef's kiss. The tiny, unassuming, yet terrifying mastermind. That's gold.

The reveal at the end? Iconic. Makes you wonder what that little guy is truly up to.

He absolutely carries this episode. Without him, it would be a pretty bland Rick-fest. Fact.

So Many Ricks! So Little Time.

The Citadel of Ricks is a fantastic concept. A whole society of Ricks and Mortys? Genius!

But, it also feels a bit... rushed. We only get glimpses of the craziness.

Imagine the potential! Imagine the storylines! They could have dedicated a whole season to the Citadel. Missed opportunity?

Morty's Moment? Kinda.

Morty gets a little character development. He stands up for Rick. Awww.

But honestly, he's mostly just along for the ride. Standard Morty stuff, you know?

I'm always hoping for more from Morty! A little more spunk. A little more independence. Maybe next time!

The Verdict? Good, Not Great.

Don't get me wrong. "Close Rick-counters of the Rick Kind" is a solid episode. It's funny. It's clever.

But is it the best of Season 1? I'm not convinced. The hype is strong with this one.

Maybe it's just my contrarian spirit, but I think some of the other episodes have a bit more heart (and less Rick council bureaucracy).

Final Thoughts: Wubba Lubba Dub-Dub? Maybe.

So, there you have it. My slightly controversial take on a beloved Rick and Morty episode.

Did I change your mind? Probably not. Are you judging me? Definitely.

But hey, that's the beauty of Rick and Morty! There's something for everyone, even if it's just to disagree with me on the internet.

Bonus: Best Moment?

Okay, fine. The best moment is pretty good. It's gotta be Evil Morty's theme song playing as he's revealed as the mastermind.

That music is so creepy! It's perfect! It elevates the whole ending sequence.

Bravo, music department! You win this round.