MORTY VS DIANE! Rick and Morty's AMAZING Finale! (Season 7 Episode 10 Fear No Mort Breakdown)

[@3rdEyeLenny]

Something I noticed is that while yes the hole apparently feeds off your fear, it's not cruel in that it forces you to Confront your fears. Everytime Morty's fears got too much for him, the fear Hole had "Fear Rick" come in to save him. It's quite literally Exposure Therapy. Subjecting the person to their fear without overdoing it to help them overcome their fear.

[@praneshraghavendran2129]

that was not the point of the Hole at all lmao. it isn't some therapeutic experience designed to help people overcome their fears. the Hole feeds on the person's fears and their response to it by subjecting them to this fear. the Hole didn't have "Fear Rick" come to save him, the big reveal in the episode was that Morty's true fear was that he isn't really irreplaceable to Rick - he's expendable and if something were to happen to him, like if he was to jump in a Hole and never come out, Rick would simply watch and move on. The Hole is feeding on Morty's fear of abandonment and Rick coming in to save him is a manifestation of Morty's over-reliance on Rick.

[@23Bandz_]

@@praneshraghavendran2129nah I think it was something of a therapy session, the whole explanation of the hole was after u came out, it means u confronted your fears headfirst and came out on top , that’s why the people in the pics are happy on the wall. And I think morty only “thought” the hole was feeding on “their” fear was just a manifestation because he thought it was “evil”. (Especially why would it feed on “Rick” if the real Rick didn’t jump in the hole in the first place)

[@RazgrizXMG0079]

​@@23Bandz_ The last thing the hole said to Morty was "your fear was delicious"

[@plus9775]

yeah but i think it was meant to be a half truth, the hole can't just kill you and take the fear from your corpse, it'd just be a meat grinder past the entrance and probably wouldn't get much fear to eat anyway; if you were in the hole and naturally concoured a fear with the help of the hole, then presumably the moment morty "lost" the fear of relying on rick, he was in the hole, and both participants leave happy. symbiotic relationships are everywhere @@RazgrizXMG0079

[@SupportGamin2024]

Its nice to see Diane as an actual character this time

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

It's Morty's fear hole of Dian

[@awevy]

@@TheAllSeeingEye2468 AYO WHAT

[@blark5]

​@@awevyMorty saw Dian in the Denny guys hole

[@THAxILLEST]

This is my new favorite episode Next to the Bigfoot pope episode the last 2 we’re the best ever can’t wait for next season

[@robdeloch5701]

@@THAxILLEST Definitely best 2 of the season, but there are some pretty good episodes to compete out of the series

[@Hulk1566]

Season 7 turned out really well than expected. So glad for the new voice actors also.

[@charlierenwick3682]

It's impossible for Diane to truly comeback because Rick Prime stated that Diane was erased from all infinity by a device 'too cool for a name'. This is a manifestation of Diane, not really her so it makes sense.

[@xyzdestruction]

Also known to inferiors as the omega device (I heard it from an inferior)

[@shyeazykoopa414]

Plus this whole episode is in Morty’s head so of course that’s not the real her

[@gopher697]

It's possible for Diane to return.

[@scotthewitt258]

Exactly. Immediately clear they were still in the Hole the second that happened.

[@charlierenwick3682]

@@gopher697 no it isn’t

[@matti.8465]

I really like the tragedy of the situation. It's not just that Morty feels like Rick doesn't care about him or sees him as replaceable, it's the fact that he's wrong but Rick never says or does anything to show it. The only way this can be resolved is if Rick makes his feelings clear for once. We all know how much he loves Morty, but not only does all the proof of that happened away from Morty's view, but most of their relationship has just been Rick hammering in how little he cares. Even if it's a complete lie Morty has every reason to believe it.

[@Armoraxis]

honestly, I wouldn't be shocked if the series ended with either Rick or Morty jumping into the Omega Device to save the other - whether Morty jumps into it to kill Evil Morty, or Rick jumps in either to stop a villain, or to kill Rick Prime (in the event he somehow returns) i don't know why, but this episode in particular kind of made me feel a bit stronger about this potential ending, plus the narrative choice of keeping such a weapon around in the first place

[@CharleyBlumer17]

Wow. The thought that Rick might care enough about morty to save him from the cycle and give Morty's actual freedom kind of made me feel some type of way. Something i really want to see happen though is the opening scene of season 8 episode 1 being Rick stuck in the fear hole. The cut to black upon conquering a fear and rick climbing out and being genuinely scared. The reveal that Rick truly does have more fear than anybody. Morty enlists the help of Evil Morty for help to get Rick out of the hole because Rick is dying. I want a petition for this to happen

[@realamericannegro977]

Prime Rick is so slick it is possible he could return.

[@2mellow35]

​@@CharleyBlumer17We should all know by now that he does care that much. He just refuses to express that openly.

[@connortg5]

That is a pretty cool ending idea tbh, personally I’m kind of hoping that somewhere in the final season (not the last episode though, this idea would need a bit of time onscreen) Rick discovers a way to truly time travel, finally gets over his hatred of time travel and goes back in time to save Diane, retrieving her from the moment the bomb goes off. Idk, I just wanna see some more of this character and having Rick finally get over his hatred of time travel would be a nice addition.

[@mixtapeweezy6871]

Damn. Evil morty aint even do nothin. Just tryna get away from rick.

[@johnpcheramie]

Rick pinning a picture at the end had less to do with " championing Morty" and more to do with it being an indication that he carries around a picture of Morty and his wallet. It's a deeper revelation of how much he genuinely cares.

[@legomanwhohateskpop1532]

Its both tbh, its a victory for morty, by putting his picture up on a wall for winners, but it also shows his care for Morty by showing he carries a pic of him everywhere

[@johnpcheramie]

@@legomanwhohateskpop1532 I would agree if Morty witnessed him putting it up there but he didn't so bi tend to disagree.

[@Con-zk1gf]

​@@johnpcheramieI mean it still supports it morty doesn't need to see Rick do it because Rick knows he did it and solely because he's proud of his grandson

[@maxwellwillows]

I think that by the end of the episode, Rick and Morty have essentially traded places. Morty knows that Rick sees him as replaceable and now fully believes that he's on his own. Throughout the series Rick has been throwing the fact that he can just get a new Morty in Morty's face. The universe seems to insist on reminding him of that fact- and in this finale we see Morty accept that fact and move on. He doesn't worship Rick or see himself as essential. Tragically, this happens right around the same time Rick realizes just how much Morty means to him. That he's not replaceable because of their bond. Morty is HIS grandson, same universe or not. I really hope we get to see Morty becoming more independent and how that changes the dynamic.

[@attilaseyfullah8522]

Rick was ready to die for Morty in season 2 episode 1. So Rick always knew Morty was irreplacable.

[@UltraCenterHQ]

9:00 For some reason, that picture of Morty kinda reminds me of that picture of Young Rick holding a baby Morty

[@paulwayne8367]

I'm glad you remind us that Morty saw Rick's memories or I wouldn't believe your theory.

[@mikeol1985]

I went through toooo many emotions with this episode it was amazing 🤩!!!!

[@THATSAEASY1]

The visual alone of Rick being half dead, but still holding onto Diane made this episode Epic.

[@9TrixieTurner6]

I could 100% see the writers talking at the end like that about something that isn’t gonna come back just as a bit. Also did it ever say how much Morty saw of Rick’s past, I thought it was just from their deaths onward to him going to their family so Morty got like 11 seconds of Diane.

[@twiss9341]

Nope

[@cupoftea3499]

Well I actually have a theory on how Diane could come back. The "Omega Device" probably only wiped out Diane currently, but we know from the vat of acid episode that there are universes that are further back in time or further ahead. So what if there were universes that were so delayed that Diane wasn't even born yet? She can't be wiped from that universe if she wasn't born yet. So all they'd need to do is just wait for one to get to the point where he lost her.

[@griseldaflores6362]

That's true. Who's to say things couldn't have taken just a little longer to develop and thus resulting in a timeline that has major events play later

[@williamdaviddiazcuchimaque7511]

Sería interesante ver a un rick que nunca conoció a diane talvez podría parecerse a prime

[@embryodemocracy1275]

I think an interesting sequel to the hole episode is if the other 3 hole people showed up and formed a team with morty for being conquerers of the fears of reality

[@sauldesolomon8473]

I think it would be cool if there’s a universe where Rick dies and Diane takes on the Rick saga. Developing her own portal gun and having adventures with Morty. While constantly looking for Rick and then they finally meet up, bringing the story ark full circle.

[@DoroNijimaru]

no one other than Rick within in the central finite curve should have the intellect to be able to do that. (let alone survive the omega device)

[@QnaPP1]

⁠@@DoroNijimarumaybe outside the central finite curve then? imagine evil morty comes across a version of her

[@DoroNijimaru]

@@QnaPP1 i don't think think there are Ricks & Mortys & etc. beyond the central finite curve. and if there are, i never want the show to confirm it for us. the central finite curve Is our show. anything outside could be anything and we shouldn't know. it should be left as a chaotic unknown. it's discovery isn't necessarily for us to explore it, it's to recontextualize the world we know, this show's world that seemed to be infinitely big, but now we realize it's just a droplet in a pond. it's that relatable realization of how small you really are in the context of time and space. it's not supposed to entice us to find a way to go after the things we want, it's supposed to humble us and make us feel content with the blessings we have.

[@QnaPP1]

@@DoroNijimaru i love the way you described it and i completely agree, there is still that tiny possibility though and maybe in the next seasons they will explore it who knows

[@deshawnedwards6412]

Wait didn't we already see this before?

[@DigiRangerScott]

I wonder what the change is

[@lamy2374]

The title

[@carrington8185]

I was so confused lol

[@samcrooker4679]

Yes, we see it every episode when Rick jumps into a portal during the opening credits… but Morty doesn’t follow… But this episode not only didn’t show that, it also reaffirmed that Rick and Morty only co-exist to entertain us… And that’s what it’s all about

[@DoroNijimaru]

​@@samcrooker4679they mean this video is a re-upload

[@johntrombley88]

Maybe Evil Morty will realize the only way to keep Rick’s in check would be having Diane’s in their lives. Thus recreating the machine that deleted her.

[@griseldaflores6362]

Diane sure does know how to set up boundaries with Rick

[@embryodemocracy1275]

I LOVED hole guy. His whole monologue is just gold

[@PrinAylan]

This episode is probably my favorite episode of Rick and Morty. I personally love psychological horror, thrillers, and plot points that are harder to guess. Making it so that Rick never even jumped into the hole brings so much more to the episode and the concept behind it. It really was a cherry on top to see that Rick carries a picture of Morty in his wallet as well.

[@vice166]

i literally clicked on the video as it was taken down, by the time it loaded it was privated, glad to finally be able to see the video lol

[@wilhelmhedin8845]

Now let's just combine this new Morty with the character development that got stuck in the arcade game in the Die Hard episode....

[@Herowebcomics]

This was an amazing episode! Dianne is so cute!😊 And Morty is understandably scared of loosing Rick's love!😢

[@milansoltesz9395]

Anyone wondering if Rick uses his de-aging serum on his family members? Like even if they don't allow him, maybe in their sleep? Certainly would explain why Morty is still 14 and Summer 17.

[@floofykxtty]

i never want diane to come back for real, it would undergo basically all of rick’s story and i find rick’s story of accepting death far more interesting then nothing matters because we can just bring dead characters back

[@2mellow35]

Eat some ethical spaghetti.

[@hazriqshah4617]

first time watching and this guy and the thoughts of "hey this guy would make a good muscle man impressions from regular show"

[@carmenlynn5441]

That shadow the hedgehog music

[@pneumaticpterodactyl4015]

Absolutely loved how the spaghetti episode cracked open the meat industry. Really made me sit there and contemplate life for like an hour

[@Foxy33164]

Is this a re-upload or a did I have a dejavu.

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

Nothing is real. Your in the matrix. Red pill or blue pill? I'm pissed there's no emote for red pill or blue pill

[@primstandley8164]

@@TheAllSeeingEye2468 my piss is red. have yet to see blue piss. soo... I'm gonna choose the red pill

[@ZeyadKhater-bf7yk]

This video was more stacked than the Rick prime evil morty video. Edit:i know it's been 5 months but i need to say this i think you're overthinking the entire video.

[@aaa743w]

I kinda thought they'd bring up how Rick still had his clothes after the Alien Scammers episode (forgive me for not knowing the title, they're all "Mort Ricky of the Jerri" and what not) but I like this angle more. I hope they do bring it up soon or at least reveal how Rick and Jerry really escaped, y'know, since the clothes thing, before more happens. They could do another anthology where it shows naked Rick really escape for real, but I guess will see if it happens.

[@mariiiiiiii2261]

I've been watching your vids for a while and they're always so good so thanks for another great one. I think I interpreted the hole segments a bit differently though because it seems like they can all boil down to the same concept that Morty thinks he is replaceable and useless to Rick. Diane Segment: I think Morty, more than being scared that Diane will come back, is afraid of Rick finding his "perfect match" and forgetting about Morty. While the Diane we see could've been what she was really like, I think she stands as a reflection of all of Morty's insecurities surrounding Rick, she's that person Rick WOULD'VE loved. She's the exact opposite of how Morty thinks Rick perceives him. She's confident, when she's arguing with Rick, we can see her force him back down from the "I'm always right" stance, while Morty usually gets insulted into submission. She's independent, she had an interesting life before Rick (as some cool government agent), while Morty has been told by Rick that he'd be nothing without him. She doesn't over-think things to the point of messing everything up, like with the ducks, as opposed to a similar instance when Morty (in the Mind Blowers) gets the ability to hear animals and they have to switch realities. And she's fun, she can match Ricks drinking and party hard, while Morty is always shown to be the party pooper (although he's mostly just keeping Rick in check). It's interesting because Morty actually shares most of those qualities with Diane and Rick knows that and respects him for it but for the first 5 or 6 seasons Morty is told the exact opposite, and he thinks he's not worthy of being a real partner to Rick. So, he thinks that as soon as someone better comes along Rick won't hesitate to ditch him. Short hole segments: All of these are basically about Rick not wanting to push his dumb pride aside and resulting in them getting stuck forever because Morty thinks he can't get them out without Rick's help. Again, Morty sees himself useless on all their adventures without having Rick to guide him even though that's not actually the case. Also it shows that he never expects to be respected by Rick, because Rick is mocking him through the whole ordeal. Jerry Segment: This is the other major side of Morty's fear of his dependance on Rick. While Morty is afraid of being abandoned, he is also afraid of maintaining the status quo for the rest of his life. It's important to understand that although Rick and Morty aren't actually in a romantic relationship, their "adventure partner" relationship is frequently paralleled to one and as individuals, Beth has been paralleled to Rick as Jerry has been to Morty. Beth is strong and independent; she thinks she doesn't really need Jerry, so she's mean to him. To her, he's useless and annoying, and the minute he fucks up too bad she can throw him out. Meanwhile Jerry is useless, too dependent on all Beth provides for him and too comfortable in his position to actually try to make something of himself, but his self-worth is through the floor, and he just has to sit there and take being the family's punching bag. This might not be the case, but this is how Morty sees his parents' relationship and he's afraid of emulating them with Rick. So, the montage starts off nice, he goes to college, gets a job, buys a house, just like his dad, but then we see him derail. He loses his job, stays at home with no wife or kids, and quite literally becomes a Jerry. During these scenes Rick is almost always there doing his thing, dragging Morty on adventures, maybe buying that house with him, and probably insulting Morty every step of the way. But while we see that Rick respects Morty a lot more than Beth respects Jerry and is working towards being a better person, Morty doesn't get that yet. He's afraid he'll always be useless and have to desperately cling onto Rick while being treated like shit for the rest of his life. Final Segment: After all that happened, it finally clicks for Morty when he's given what he's always wanted, to be told he's irreplaceable and valued by Rick. This is the moment Morty gets over his fear because he realizes that he'll never actually get that confirmation. It's relieving because Morty finally accepts that no matter what he does, Rick will always be Rick, and he can't force him to stay or value him. He also realizes that while he has to end this adventure by himself, he had also made it through the entire adventure by himself. It forces him to come to terms with hisself-worth, because whether things with Rick get better or worse, Morty has the capacity to think and solve problems on his own. It will be neat to watch season 8 if Rick and Morty are starting out at these two very different places. I can see Morty not understanding how Rick is changing and Rick not getting that his change isn't all that obvious to Morty, leading to a big miscommunication. I can't really predict anything for this show cuz it always seems to catch me off guard, but it would be cool if Morty starts exploring his independence more. Maybe he'd even get fed up with one of Rick's dumb insults and join up with Evil Morty for a few adventures (like the reverse situation of the two crows), leading Rick to finally get his head out of his ass and give Morty the verbal respect/recognition he deserves. I mean we all know Rick values and deeply cares for Morty, but he just won't admit it out loud and it's super frustrating lmao. Anyways sorry for the long ass comment. I dunno if it's even comprehensible cuz I'm mad sick rn and kinda loopy and I could be completely wrong in my analysis but those were just the vibes I got.

[@BlitzDemonGamer3032]

2:44 and I still do have fears of public restrooms

[@blastthewolfdarkstar9146]

7:20 ominous majoras mask music ❤

[@NotYetSunked]

i love how the video instantly hits you with spoilers

[@ericmustang7374]

I saw you sneak that Majoras mask song in there you genius

[@gebelixgebelus9546]

What would rick see after jumping in? He is still in a simulation inside simulation inside........

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

Reupload?

[@fredfazz67]

Why did the origel get removed

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

We'll never know

[@almanediligence9505]

Rick is going back to the Fear Hole just to be with Diane or to find a way to bring back Diane to every universe she got killed in, basically end the suffering of all Ricks. Maybe?

[@samcrooker4679]

Ha! Good call with the Majora’s Mask Music!!! This episode is in many ways similar to Majora’s Mask…. You start your quest by jumping in a Hole… This episode was truly brilliant, and made me shed a couple tears, it’s hard to be fearful of uncertainty when life hands you a dish of non-negotiable certainty… and you’re molded by that. You can spend your life trying to relive happiness in apathy, or choose to move on in certainty.

[@homesynthesis]

regarding the post credit scene i actually think that amy doesn't realize its a different pb but instead is already starting to resent pb in that universe, meaning pb just jumped into what is already a failing marriage

[@movieclipsvideos1781]

The issue is, the characters cant change that much so all these morty finding himself episodes and growing and changing dont... really mean much

[@nitashajohnson4767]

Rick didnt go in the hole because he wouldnt leave, he'd die. He chose Beth. He chose his grandkids. After the finality of realizing he's lost Unity and the finality of discovering he lost Diane, he chose life. I dont think there will ever be an explanation for this in future series and I dont think Rick would ever want to face this tragedy again but i think he knew there was some possibility of him never coming back if he saw Diane and he chose not to take that risk. I think thats a call back to the Panda Express episode. Its a call back to entire journey. What he did was let go a choose life which is part of his character development. Idc who thinks I am wrong. I stand on bad theories if they seem right to me. Side note: I stand on this theory as much as I stand on Dan Humphrey being Gossip Girl.

[@DoroNijimaru]

the thing is Rick didn't determine that if he went in there, so and so might happen, and that brings so and so risk. he Didn't game it out. he Didn't KNOW whether or not the hole would be bad for him. he, for Once, Trusted MORTY'S judgment without needing to know everything for himself. he Didn't game it out and decide not to take a calculated risk. he Trusted his grandson's judgment at his word. he trusted Morty to know better for him, and it made him proud.

[@BlitzDemonGamer3032]

Season 7 of Rick and Morty is Awesome and One Wild Ride

[@slightlybitter]

Poopy Butthole’s storyline is a permanent fixture of Rick and Morty at this point, let’s just enjoy watching his chaotic life 😌

[@number3stunner118]

I don't like the idea of Diane seeing Rick's nihilism as a quirk to poke fun at, and that making her perfect for Rick. It's actually somewhat disappointing if that's meant to show us the actual dynamic between Rick and Diane. It's okay if it's based on Morty's mind in the hole, but the problem outside of that situation is the fact that we don't have any reason to assume that Rick had that bleak outlook on life before he lost Diane and Beth. I would hope that a writer of the show would understand that and have that in mind, but from that little clip of her talking, I'm not sure that's the case - so I have my doubts about that. Maybe Rick was dark before losing Diane and Beth, but I don't know if we have any solid proof of it. The closest thing I can think of is the other Ricks who were in the Citadel of Ricks - but those were guys who either also lost Diane, or were willing to leave her behind to be around themselves. Not a huge deal, but that jumped out to me as odd.

[@L337M4573RK]

Erased from every reality MEANS erased from every reality! Diane couldn't be anything else than a fabrication of The Hole. The fact that Rick doesn't jump in The Hole at the end proves that he's not ready to face his own fears.

[@Drago_Whooves]

I somewhat think it will be 'Evil Morty' that reverses the Omega Device

[@redsaaryn3832]

every pea brain talking about the lore and the possibilities meanwhile people in the known are amazed that the creators of rick and morty know what a loop dream is and how terrifyingly scarring it can be if you have experienced it

[@darkpuppet74]

2:23 in italian the dubber is riccardo scarafoni who voices Lucifer (netflix) is it a coincide that mr fear almost looks like Tom Ellis?😂

[@JuanseA-vn9bd]

Loved the conection to atlanta

[@X99-h6r]

a rick ver of diane is possible? a bizzaro world ep maybe.

[@garjo7131]

I thought I would never get back into this show considering how underwhelming and sloppy Seasons 4 and 5 were but here I am. These writers have been cooking lately!

[@betamax7845]

Is this a re-upload

[@DigiRangerScott]

yes

[@loganguy2155]

these human personalities are really good 👍🏽 Rick and Morty! awesome😎

[@Popped_A_Herc]

I haven't seen anyone else say it. They could do what they did with Memory Rick and have a Memory Diane

[@ithamarlowe6158]

I knew Morty was alone during the whole episode 😂 how didn’t anyone pick up on the signs.

[@adricrz]

But where did that picture of morty come from?

[@vaughnbenson3777]

Sonic 06 ass music lol love it

[@StardustMagician420]

Rick was able to let go of

[@bluemew22]

♪ A little ditty ♫ ♪ About Rick and Diane ♫

[@maxim_beatbox]

I completely forgot about Parmesian Universe because they never actually made people say it 🤣. I thought it would have been a recurring joke or something.

[@TheAlphazoneYT]

Summer said it in the Spaghetti episode

[@ArcChristelle]

You did the algorithm reupload huh?

[@antwon_arts]

Am I the only one noticed that she never communicate with Morty at all? I’m talking about Rick wife.

[@theoriginalbunnygirl]

If there's a reality where Beth didn't die, then there has to be one where Diane survives as well...

[@Nerolir-kf9ok]

I'm excited to where this series go atp

[@hoopcone]

8:39 Rick knew from the beginning that Morty was part of the simulation because he tells Morty the formula to concentrated dark matter, which was a trap. Even at the beginning of the episode Rick mocks Morty for calling him weird when clearly Morty is. Morty didn’t behave how Rick assumed. Nice try trying to sneak that in there though.

[@williamdaviddiazcuchimaque7511]

Creo que rick si sabía que estaba aún en una simulación solo no esperaba que morty también fuera falso

[@StormyWeather93]

This video just describes the whole episode, not really a breakdown as much as just a guy talking through the whole episode. Literally this video is almost as long as the episode.

[@kathyvallejo7884]

I don’t think they shouldn’t bring her back maybe in flash back

[@metaSNIPES]

plot twist... Morty killed Diane because if Diane was still there Rick and morty wont be a thing.

[@mah29001]

The intro to the series shows Rick Sanchez doesn't care about leaving behind Morty.

[@macgyverchavez]

morty will become Morty Prime.

[@gueropalma6649]

He's still in the hole. Maybe he'll get out at the end of the next next next season.

[@The_Random_guy_632]

Or he will be stuck in there for EVER

[@MorticiaGravesyde]

I have a question: What is the range of the Omega Device? Specifically, does the person/creature entered into the Omega Device get eliminated from ALL of the universes, or ONLY the universes within the Central Finite Curve? Perhaps there still Dianes in universes where Rick is NOT the smartest creature... ...just a thought.

[@tentaken8755]

Rick save diana and did not also save his daughter which can also be suspicious.

[@craigwebb9318]

The feels 😭😭

[@tfraserbboy77]

Little nitpick lol but the is this how Vox talks on a regular basis because if not, why is he so extra with his voiceovers?

[@manoftheusajones5147]

What would happen, if Beavis and Butt-Head joined I.M.P.?

[@youngoutlaw5150]

Why did he just clone his wife? He’s been clothing himself in the whole family for years

[@DarthMeh117]

Does Morty vision count as a Multiverse of its own so that means that Rick prime did not kill her. If Rick could find a way into that version of Morty mind universe couldn’t he get Diane back that way?

[@Ragnorok657]

Wait does that mean they could bring her back from someones mind then like mortys mind?

[@CaligoMilites]

To be honest. It would have been a great ending to this series. Rick getting Diane back. He killed his Enemy... Done.

[@athen9310]

Bluey needs some respect, you are missing out on an outstanding cartoon and even though it has, poop jokes the show balanced out to make a very good show.

[@SeeNo3vil98]

Sorta been thinking it’s possible there’s be a time travelling Rick because of the infinite possibilities of the multiverse and the whole parallel world shtick like there could well be a version of Rick that does fw time travel like in one universe he puts it all away in the box which opens up a new parellel one where he didn’t put it away in a box so maybe we will see one eventually

[@mikechicago6200]

Why a reupload?

[@jonslaney3670]

Oh my god I very much hope Morty can become more independent from Rick especially sense Rick said to summer as they were trying to save Morty from being sold that Morty is like a dog to him which I wish I didn’t hear from Rick

[@DaltonDaDigga]

Do people really like the observers episode that much? It is easily the worst clip episode we have gotten thus far.

[@qtindavis433]

rick can bring her back by making a body for her and pulling the memory of her out of Mortys head.

[@9lol]

tfw u get spoiled by youtube recommendations

[@ToolTalkChannel]

Any big twists will feel.. off?… the voices worked into themselves, but I wonder what percentage was roiland?.. I know Harmon stated he’d mostly checked out but it was his original idea that Harmon helped him develop… it’s a shame, but his title card is still at the end so at least he’s still getting paid (hopefully)… especially knowing the charges were dropped.

[@DoroNijimaru]

0% unless i'm not understanding what you're saying. Justin Roiland's voice does not appear even once in season 7. he recorded lines, but none of them were used for the actual episodes.

[@krzyszwojciech]

I don't understand people being so fond of the 'Observers' episode. It was meh.

[@glepro1640]

You sound like muscle man

[@wilhelmhedin8845]

Rick is more hedonist than nihilist...

[@coachleif]

How do I block your channel from my feed. These video titles are obnoxious

[@tabsturz13]

Morty and bathrooms are not a pleasant combo for him!

[@SeeNo3vil98]

It was definitely a hole episode 😂

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thanks for the spoiler

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Analytics

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for the algorithm