Note: this is a mostly spoiler-free review of Rick and Morty's third season. Check out my previous Season 3 reviews for more spoiler-filled, in-depth discussions of each episode.
The first episode of Rick and Morty's third season ends with Rick breaking the fourth wall (as he's often wont to do) and telling his grandson that they're in store for the darkest, craziest season of their adventures yet. That scene really set the stage for what was to come. Season 3 lived up to its promising by even more dark and unpredictable than the previous two. It might be a stretch to call Season 3 the show's best, but in many ways it's the most consistent and ambitious so far.
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The first episode of Rick and Morty's third season ends with Rick breaking the fourth wall (as he's often wont to do) and telling his grandson that they're in store for the darkest, craziest season of their adventures yet. That scene really set the stage for what was to come. Season 3 lived up to its promising by even more dark and unpredictable than the previous two. It might be a stretch to call Season 3 the show's best, but in many ways it's the most consistent and ambitious so far.
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