But while Rick and Morty’s relationship has evolved over the course of Rick and Morty Season 2, the new status quo come Rick and Morty Season 3 seems likely to entail even bigger changes. Of course, we know from Rick and Morty Season 2 that Rick loves Morty beyond simply needing his Morty Waves. In Season 3 of Rick and Morty Rick will have to either destroy the galactic federation or somehow come to terms with it.įree Rick Sanchez, Fuck the Galactic Federation #RickandMorty #FreeRickSanchez Nate Edwards October 5, 2015Įither way, the reason for Rick and Morty to be Rick and Morty ceases to exist.
And the idea of Rick simply escaping and being on the loose again doesn’t make much sense either. It’s probably a safe assumption that Galactic Federation prison won’t be able to hold Rick for long, perhaps not even through the first episode of Rick and Morty Season 3. Rick and Morty Season 1 Episodes Ranked: From "Rixty Minutes" To.Rick and Morty Season 2: Have There Been Real Science Suicides Like.Goldenfold is bullied by some aliens and Jerry has his first run-in with the utopian work programs of the newly federalized Earth. We caught a quick glimpse of this in the Rick and Morty Season 2 finale, as Mr. And while Rick and Morty Season 3 will still have Smith family drama, it will no longer take place on a recognizable Earth. While Rick and Morty Season 2 was already cutting back substantially on time spent on Earth, alternating space adventures with more grounded family drama was part of the Rick and Morty DNA from the beginning. Rick and Morty Season 2 Episode 10: What “The Wedding Squanchers” Means For Season 3 No More Earth Relief Where's my Galactic Federation medical robot to give me anti-depression pills to hold me over until the next episode? #Squanch The new status quo set in Rick and Morty Season 2 Episode 10 “The Wedding Squanchers” will have a number of major consequences for 2016’s Rick and Morty Season 3. That all changed with the Rick and Morty Season 2 finale, which ended with Earth joining the Galactic Federation as its 6048th member planet and Rick Sanchez in Galactic Federation space jail. We’ve been seeing Galactic Federation bureaucrats on Rick and Morty since the Season 1 pilot, but beyond brief appearances in episodes like Rick and Morty Season 2 Episode 2 “Mortynight Run,” the Federation has been largely in the background.
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