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If your thrown off by all the colors, and sugar Coated sweetness this episode has in spades, there's so much brilliance hidden inside. We learn so much about Beth, as well what may come for future seasons. With great character development, misdirection of Visual appeal, the episode is still messed up, while delivering everything u could want in the show.

Well, this episode was quite different. Normally, you would get a subplot, main plot or if lucky the plots would cross over. This episode was different however. In stark contrast to the previous episode, the main plot was the true strength within this episode. The antics ensue as Jerry, Summer and Morty are caught in a web of lies perpetuated by Jerry to his new girlfriend, who just happens to be taking part in a hunt around the same time.

(SPOILER) This "hunt" soon becomes a battle between Morty/Summer and Jerry's new girlfriend, due to a turn of phrase where Jerry's web of lies include that the kids are xenophobic and racist towards her. This part leads to an obvious deus ex machina when said girlfriend's ex-lover appears, and they fight due to her "hunting" in his realm. The best part is how Morty acknowledges the deus ex machina, which allows them to escape.

The bad was the subplot however. The main villain is unlikable, but this is due to weak characterization. Why you might ask? Due to Beth pushing him into a pool of honey, he proceeds to incest/bestiality with the animals, and then presumes to EAT them. No, that is not a joke.

My review: Excellent main plot, with relevant humor and story line. I recommend a skip past the subplot, as it just is not interesting from my perspective.

Cannot wait for the season finale next week.

It was a great episode people rated it so low i dont know why without seeing the next episode This episode was a bridge towards last episode i loved how the writer connected Beth's question of being clone and made a whole new season based on it

I gave this episode a 6, same as Vindicators 3, because it suffers from the same symptoms. Great ideas, most of them properly fleshed out, but many sloppy moves in writing and the whole story won't really move the characters any more forward from their current states. Harmon and Roiland like to play long games and probably they try to establish a plot line around (clone)Beth, but the start is nowhere as promising as it was for Evil Morty at the end of Season 1. Waiting for the payoff to prove me wrong.

A good episode but not good as the previous one . This episode feel short to me . I was hoping they go deeper in Beth character. Still fun to watch tho. Hope the next one even better . I gave this one 10 out of 10

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This season so far has been hit or miss, and it's biased towards miss at this point, with this being one of the worst episodes of the whole show.

So, this is yet another episode dedicated to more piece of sh*t boring cheap redundant family "drama", a theme that has been prevalent in a good number of episodes this season. For the better part of the runtime Beth wants Rick to say that he was a bad father, he agrees but also points out that she herself is a sociopath. This is force-fed to the viewer for more than half of the episode. The remainder is dedicated to showing that Jerry is still a coward and an idiot, but now they actually say make him say those words, literally. I guess it's done so that the amazingly smart audience doesn't miss the idea. There are also cheap gags that are not funny and wannabe edginess with themes like incest and cannibalism, so that kids can say "WOW, THAT WAS DARK!".

I gotta love that people say that garbage like this is "character development". No, it's not character development, because nothing has developed - Beth has always been an unlikable c*nt and is now an even more unlikable c*nt, Jerry has always been a weak pathetic sh*tbag and he still is.

The ending has ambiguity whether that's the real Beth or not, but the thing is, I don't give a flying f*ck because of how repulsive that character is.

The thing is, all of it was predictable back when the promo for this episode first aired. I hope the season finale will be at least somewhat enjoyable.

P.S. Please note that I have never written reviews for individual TV series episodes, but this was so bad I had no choice. Peace out.

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The episode focuses on Beth as Title suggest The ABS's of Beth , the episode is as expected 'Best One ' The Creators are very creative and will never run out of idea's the story and multiverse is never going to end the episode is reminder of Beths dilemma about her relationship with Rick , (Spoiler) The Episode don't have typical rick and morty but rick and Beth so its not adventure as stated by rick 'Adventure have conflict,away from benefits,something at stake, and clearly morty . the summer and morty are with Jerry as custody weekend , and Jerry is with alien princess to get at Beth and his usual personality , the reference are also funny like star-trek and Ex machina , the rick is know it all cool and nothing matters , The Big R is best !

This episode had two different and fascinating storylines. Beth reviews her childhood memories, all of which show her father's vacancy, and poor Tommy, who has to eat meat to survive. Jerry eventually falls in love, but he falls in love with a hunter and this is a nuisance. The next sequence of the final credits was extremely funny and great. I love it!

This episode is probably the most underrated in Rick and Morty.

So this episode is mainly focused on Beth's character, which was a great idea and changes the story moving onto Season 4. She came to the realization that she was like her father, Rick, someone who she wanted to be when she was young, but ultimately sees how terrible yet smart he is and how she already had her wish and of course, regrets it. So she has to decide whether she wants to stay and bottle up who she is, or embrace it and leave everything behind.

The subplot consists of Jerry being Jerry, which is pretty brilliant too. Jerry is obviously an easily despicable, naive and annoying character and is most likely the most hated in the fandom, but I found him to be pretty realistic and human(and childish of course). Considering the situation and mindset that he has, with being alone and not thinking for himself, he is connected with an alien who laughably is in the same situation as Jerry.

I don't get it.. This episode was full of attempts at humor that only made me cringe. The song "I have a poopoo in my butt" was something an awkward child would come up with. Also the basic premise of the episode - guy gets trapped in generated world and has sex with animals to produce offspring he can eat - left me feeling so embarrassed for the creators and embarrassed to be watching the show. Entire episode was a pathetic attempt to be funny by being extreme with the use of messed up sexual humor and "potty humor" for lack of a better term.

Just started watching Rick and Morty a few weeks ago. Binged all three seasons and loved most of it. The ABC's of Beth creeped me out.

Raping muppets and eating babies was presented as a joke. That goes too far. At least it does for me. And it was not some one-off joke. They beat that drum a few times.

The second story of Jerry's new girlfriend was amusing. Sort tame really for R&M. Maybe this was supposed to balance out the episode? All it did for me was highlight how creepy and disgusting the other story line was.

Not that the episode was devoid of humor. Rick had some good lines as always. His crack about what a good adventure needed was hilarious as was his comment about hereditary cannibalism.

Rick and Morty has pushed boundaries and I have loved it. Guess there is a line for everyone and mine is somewhere near rape as a food source.