Rick returns to Beth - Rick and Morty

Rick returns to Beth - Rick and Morty
Rick and Morty 5x10
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[galaxycap]

Just as how the council said back in season 2: He’s a rogue, irrational and passionate, he loves his family

[thefool]

The Rickest Rick is the Rick that rejects his Rickness. And that’s exactly what C-137 did even before the explosion.

[ArtAlvarez]

So technically he doesn’t have an original family. So that Morty isn’t even his original Morty because Beth and his wife died.

[Eldritchinator]

Beneath ALL that nihilism, the Rickest Rick totally cares. Jesus.

[ChicoMonkeyYT]

Man, he really is the Rickest of Ricks. Because he's the Rick who's been through the most shit

[dat_bunnie_boi]

Just noticed that rick is driving a space ship that isnt made out of the garbage from the garage. He based his space ship off of the citadel ships.

[sango]

It is possible (if not likely) that the reason why this Beth's Rick disappeared was because C137 Rick killed him on his path to find and kill the Rick that killed C137's family. Still doesn't explain what happened to this reality's Diane.

[Jae_]

So Rick was the only one who wanted to stay with his family, which caused their deaths, but the other Ricks straight up dipped so their Beths never died, but were actually abandoned (dunno bout Diane) so Rick C-137 is the only one who never abandoned his family for science. Am I correct?

[Deathbatman]

He’s not returning to Beth, he is taking the blame of a other Rick to have some version of his family

[clink_erton]

That look on Rick's face at 0:08 was what sold this whole flashback montage. He's clearly at his genuine lowest. Surprising how hard this show can hit sometimes, being (primarily) a comedy.

[AnEnemySpy]

And then he abandoned this Beth on the Cronenberg world and moved in with another one.

[AbrasiousProductions]

I wonder what happened to the Rick that abandoned Beth and Diane because we know now that our Rick replaced him its intriguing to think where the original Rick from that reality went

[AmondoDazz]

Wow, when he crashed with the Smiths he really CRASHED with the Smiths.

[margarethmichelina]

That awkward moment when you realized that the Rickest Rick never see his own daughter growing up

[darkscholar]

He just wanted to see his daughter again.

[ggf]

But when he crashes his spaceship back into the house and “return to Beth” there is the crack in the driveway and walkway from when they teleported the house in season 1 finale? Animation oversight?

[PingachuWarham]

Remember that this Beth lives in Cronenberg world now.

[Inigoful]

As fas as I am concerned, this is Rick and Morty's most important episode so far.

It explains everything we needed to know since 2013. How things got in motion.

Our Rick had his family killed by another Rick. He never had a life as a father, his Beth died as a little girl and his wife too. He never even had a Morty.

All because he refused the other Ricks. All because he was special among them.

He hunted them down but couldn't get to the Evil Rick who actually murdered his family. That's why he became an alcoholic too. And that's why he is sort of a pariah inside the Rick society: he's a mass murderer and the smartest of them all. He is the Rickest Rick.

He then created the Citadel and the Central Finite Curve to encircle the multiverse into a walled one where he is the smartest and nobody can harm him. That's why he is always so cynical and careless: he isn't afraid at all, there are no actual risks.

Evil Morty isn't really anything but the one Morty who wants out, and is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve that. And he got it. He actually defeated Rick on his own, tricked him into destroying the CFC and opening the multiverse once and for all.

He is now free, free to pursue his own true agenda. And he has killed ALL of the Ricks that were inside the CFC.

Also, we know that our Beth isn't the 2nd, but actually the 3rd.

Rick and Morty is supposed to last 10 seasons: we are in the middle right now. That is why this episode is the most important so far: it sets up an entire new concept of the show, one in which we have 5 seasons of endless posibilities and plots.

There are many questions that need answers now: where is evil Rick? Where is Evil Morty? What has actually happened with Rick's portal gun? Is it useless now? Is our Morty as special as our Rick? What happens with Bird Person now?

I just loved this finale. It's just amazing storytelling.

[shashank]

Ricks at the citadel wanted their daughters to marry Jerry, so that they concieve Morty. But our Rick didn't wanted Jerry to be married to his daughter. Remember, that one episode where he said "she was Rick's daughter Jerry, she had options".

[dimitriantanov]

He's the rickest rick, because he is the one the whole central finite curve was made around