Rick and Morty Season 9 Review: Fun Premiere, But Evil Morty's Arc Falls Flat (2026)

Rick and Morty's ninth season opens with a spectacle that’s both thrilling and tiring—like a high-speed chase through a galaxy where the stakes are higher than the cosmic battles. The premiere, There's Something About Morty, is a masterclass in visual chaos, but its true test lies in how it balances ambition with the characters’ emotional cores. What makes this episode so fascinating is its refusal to let the show’s signature absurdity become a shield for poor character development. Instead, it forces us to question whether Rick and Morty’s chaotic universe is built on a foundation of logic or just a bunch of unconnected jokes. Let’s unpack the highs, lows, and weird twists that made this premiere a standout, even if it left some fans scratching their heads.

Rick and Morty Season 9 Review: Fun Premiere, But Evil Morty's Arc Falls Flat (2026)

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