Rick and Morty blew up the animated sci-fi genre with its unique blend of nihilistic philosophy, cosmic horror, and absurdist comedy. Which season of Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland's multiverse-hopping adventure hits hardest?
1Season 1The 2013 debut that introduced the multiverse-hopping duo, establishing the show's anarchic tone with episodes like 'Meeseeks and Destroy' and 'Close Rick-counters'.
2Season 2The 2015 follow-up that raised the stakes with the Galactic Federation arc, delivering fan favourites like 'Total Rickall' and the heartbreaking finale.
3Season 3The 2017 season that had the longest wait and the highest expectations, featuring 'Pickle Rick', 'The Ricklantis Mixup', and Rick's darkest storylines yet.
4Season 4The 2019–2020 season that split its release and expanded the lore, with standout episodes like 'Never Ricking Morty' and 'The Vat of Acid Episode'.
5Season 5The 2021 season that leaned into serialised mythology with the Evil Morty saga, including the explosive 'Forgetting Sarick Mortshall' two-parter.
6Season 6The 2022 season that launched the post-Evil Morty era with a new status quo, deeper character arcs, and fan-praised episodes like 'Solaricks'.
7Season 7The 2023 season featuring a new voice cast after Justin Roiland's exit, with episodes that proved the show could evolve and maintain its creative edge.
