The duo have continued to live in this alternate universe ever since, while Morty is constantly haunted by the knowledge that his own body is buried in the backyard and that his "real" family is stuck in a post-apocalyptic world ruled by Cronenbergs. YES NOInstead, this episode ended with Rick dragging his grandson to an alternate universe almost identical to their own and taking the place of their recently deceased counterparts. But the Rick and Morty universe doesn't really work that way. In most shows, this would be the point where our heroes whip up a handy cure that conveniently returns everything to the status quo. But things tend to escalate quickly in this series, and it wasn't long before the entire town had been transformed into an army of nightmarish "Cronenberg" monsters. Beware of spoilers for episodes up to and including the Season 3 premiere, "The Rickshank Redemption." Finding a New Home As seen in: "Rick Potion #9" (Season 1) This episode began innocuously enough, with Morty convincing his grandpa to concoct a love potion to make high school crush Jessica fall madly in love with him. With the series finally returning to Adult Swim this weekend, we thought it would be a good time to look back at the most disturbing and emotionally devastating moments the series has delivered so far. Many of the most memorable Rick and Morty moments are those where the crazy sci-fi antics take a back-seat to real, disturbing character drama. This is a series full of complex, flawed characters trapped in a nihilistic universe where anything can (and usually does) happen.
Rick and Morty didn't get to be one of the best sci-fi shows on the air simply by throwing the titular duo into one wacky adventure after another.
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