Another fun Rick and Morty episode to watch is season 2 episode 3. In this episode, you’ll get to see Rick’s dubious ex-lover, Unity. Before you roll your eyes and say, “Boring,” Unity is actually a whole planet. That includes all the persons living in that planet. Yup, she’s one crazy woman.

What would you do if you’ve got someone at your disposal willing to do anything and everything you ask? Make it do your homework? Wash the dishes? Drive you around? Well, Rick and Morty’s family has some bizarre ideas. Get ready to meet the Meeseeks in season 1 episode 5. These blue creatures live to do your order and die after accomplishing it—which they really like. I mean the dying thing. What makes this episode fun is the weird things Summer, Beth, and Jerry ask the Meeseeks to do for them. If you haven’t seen this episode yet, then I suggest you check it out and see how silly wishes can have some serious consequences.

Totally exciting and mind-boggling, season 2 episode 4 features alien parasites who can implant fake memories. Isn’t that cool? Rick, Morty, Beth, Jerry, and Summer must figure out who’s who amongst the fake relatives. 

As the title says, Rick turns himself into a literal pickle on season 3 episode 3. Turning yourself into a pickle is not that impressive but Rick’s demise is a fun watch. Will he remain a pickle for the rest of the season? You better watch to find out.

School dance, flu season, and a love potion—that’s what season 1 episode 6 of Rick and Morty is all about. You might think these elements are very typical but a love potion gone wrong is a foolproof plot device. Come on, when you accidentally make the whole world fall in love with you, that’s pretty entertaining.