Rick and Morty is not the most sentimental show in the world. Between anything, Jerry saw in the Talking Cat’s head and these slut dragons, season four has not held back from beating the nihilist outlook of the show.
A god died in the episode, however, season four’s finale didn’t stop from shifting things up by tapping into an important fantasy.
Rick dropped his family’s admiration across the class of that incident. The Smiths (such as Space Beth) appear extremely capable of taking care of themselves today following Rick’s meddling with that entire clone ordeal.
When we last see Rick at the end of the season, he is essentially alone in the garage, with just a disembodied (and exceptionally mad ) Phoenix Individual to keep him firm. As Rick ruminates on all of the mistakes he’s 19, a song plays over the scene.
There is no punchline before the credits roll despair. The season as a whole ends on a more upbeat note when Jerry accidentally creates an invisible garbage truck at the sequence.
Even though this is just as humorous as you might expect, there’s also a heartwarming minute tucked away from the background which only fans might have seen.
When you look closely at the road Jerry drives down at one stage, you are going to see a surprise appearance from manufacturer J. Michael”Mike” Mendel in the backdrop.
This is not the first time that an animated version of Mike (or his dog) has appeared on the series. Before the credits rolled back when season four returned 2019, a short animated video paid homage to his memory in the close of the premiere.