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After digging Rick and Morty ep. 1 with a score of 4, it wouldn't be fair if I don't review ep. 2.

It really changed the game, in many ways.

The series now portrays a new formula. May be the Morty's voice has some work finding its right place. Having Rick pairing with other characters is bringing a weirdness into the traditional Rick & Morty's dynamics.

Justin Roiland out of the scene has brought changes, not all bad. Anyway I would like him to return.

The idea of Jerry's fusion with Rick was a clever one, Rick became more human and Jerry was enjoying himself having more tools (intelligence) to face life. Both of them found their missing half and that brought comfort to their misery. The script had many good moments.

I don't regret throwing episode 1 in the trash and I don't regret changing again my mind about the direction of the TV show.

It was good and hope it gets better yet!

Pretty solid follow-up. Wouldn't have made a great season premiere, but it's still a fitting adition to the series.

This one feels much closer to the Rick and Morty series I love than the previous episode (which I didn't actually hate but yeah). Takes the Freaky Friday premise and makes it much more fascinating and even a bit different m/original.

I personally like the Jerry-Rick episodes, but this may be the best one so far. We actually learn some things about these two. Rick doesn't just like Jerry a bit, he also deeply loves the man despite his cringe. Jerry doesn't totally despise Rick, he may even be jealous of how "cool" Rick is.

The merging of their minds was hilarious but also a very entertaining concept. I do think it could have been awesome seeing this happen with Rick and Morty instead, but this was still quite good. Taking the polar opposites and making them kind of get along and actually realize neither is as horrible as the other thinks.

Jerricky was... unsettling.

It's always good to see rick deal being wholesome and this episode gave us alot of that and it further expanded on his relationship with Jerry and thats always cool to see. Def one of my fav rick and morty eps. In the previous episode, the critics were talking about how the voices seem very weird and the characters have different personalities but i myself didn't notice a change in the voices and if i hadn't already known they changed them i would have stayed ignorant, same goes for the characters. They're still very comedic and charismatic and an episode doesn't necessarily need to contain either rick or Morty to be good.

The idea behind this episode is mind-blowing and totally unpredictable just like a classic rick and Morty episode. I like how they included certain dark humor, and some jokes all around. Making this one of the best episodes in Rick and Morty. Rick and Jerry swap their minds(not brains) and see how it is to be the smartest man and dumbest man in the universe. On the other side, Morty goes to sell crystal meth under the nose of the villain's territory. They used a classic villain situation And because of their stupidness, the villain abducts Rick's family. See rick and Jerry go along and do awesome stuff to get them back. Must Watch.

Went into this seeing the lower scores (for Rick and morty) and was pleasantly surprised: unique plot, new challenge for Rick to overcome, well-written dialogue; it felt like Rick and morty should always feel. That is, until the "plot twist."

When they were about to get their minds back into their respective brains I expected them to turn on each other and try and be the one in the end to keep their mind the way it is, until something is revealed/resolved then we could satisfyingly separate minds... the writers had other plans.

Although I will say it was unexpected for them to fuse together, by the end you could tell they ran out of ideas and did it for no reason other than lazy writing. What could have easily been a 9/10 or even 10/10 episode was dropped to a 7 (more realistically a 6.5) because the writers are giving up, while we cling to hope.

The entire episode is based on the friendship nuggets of Rick and Jerry, which has already been done- IN A MUCH BETTER WAY, in the Whirly Dirly Conspiracy episode.

In that episode there was a clear motive, a solid plot, and beautiful resolution. In this Jerricky episode all of that is missing. It's just basically them running a bunch on heists (just random running and shooting stuff), and ending on an emotional tangent which didn't feel deep enough, even though the basic plot premise was lifted off the Whirly Dirly. Seems like writers have completely run out of ideas.

I think Rick and Morty may never again reach the heights of the first 3 seasons. However, I do enjoy the occasional gem like Vat of Acid episode. However, this season the writers have completely missed the essence of what truly used to make Rick and Morty so special.

I will enjoy reruns of the first 3 seasons though, again and again. They will forever remain among the greatest and most intelligent animation I've seen, ever.

Okay, this episode was very confusing, but it was still really awesome. The plot is that Rick and Jerry switch IQs, but end up dying or something. Their computer puts their brains back together, but they each have different parts of each other's brains. It's anyone's guess as to what parts of their personalities were merged. Then again, they do become more similar, especially at the very end, so I guess they were equal after all. They save their families from a crime boss after fusing their bodies into Jerricky.

I KNEW there'd be a name merge in this. Maybe you could have called one Rirry and the other Jeck. Being hit with a rake separates their personalities again. I just love that caterpillar design. Don't remind me of "The Human Centipede". This had some great action too.

I just loved how this was very different for a Freaky Friday Flip episode. I don't think I've ever seen this idea being down before. I guess we didn't need Justin Roiland after all. I completely forgot about Memory Rick. This is what happens when a long running cartoon has continuity! This really is a show with great bloody action. ****