Ep 3. A Rickconvenient Mort

Rick and Morty season 5 episode 3, "A Rickconvenient Mort" follows the titular characters on their usual interdimensional adventures. This episode starts with Rick and Morty returning from a journey to find that Summer has been living with Jerry since their house was destroyed. Rick and Morty feel left out and decide to go on another adventure to make things more interesting.

However, instead of going on an action-packed adventure, the duo ends up in a therapy session with Dr. Wong, who they have visited before. The session is supposed to be private, but Jerry also shows up and unexpectedly crashes the session. The episode becomes a comedic exploration of the family's issues and their complicated relationships with one another.

As the therapy session unfolds, it becomes clear that Rick still has some unresolved issues with his daughter Beth. Meanwhile, Morty is grappling with his feelings for Jessica and Jerry struggles with his own insecurities. All of these issues are confronted in a humorous yet poignant manner, with some unexpected twists and turns along the way.

In "A Rickconvenient Mort", the show also explores some new themes and characters. One of these is the introduction of a new villain: a sentient app called "Ravental" that uses mind control to manipulate its users. The app provides a humorous layer to the episode, as Rick and Morty take on the task of stopping the villainous app.

Overall, "A Rickconvenient Mort" is a must-watch episode for fans of the series. It delivers on the usual combination of dark humor, interdimensional adventures, and insightful commentary on family dynamics that Rick and Morty is known for. Additionally, it introduces some fresh new concepts and themes that will keep viewers entertained and engaged until the very end.