The long-awaited “Pickle Rick” episode of Rick and Morty finally aired, and with it comes a bewildering solo adventure for Rick as the rest of his family go to some much-needed therapy ...

The highly-anticipated "Pickle Rick" episode of "Rick and Morty" was definitely impressive, to say say the least.

So, Rick turned himself into a pickle to get out of family therapy. We’ve all been there. It almost sounds like a bet, right? Like everyone was setting around in the writers’ room and they ...

Walter White, Don Draper, and even Homelander are all characters that fans glom onto because they don’t realize they were ...

Rick begs for recognition, appreciation of the intrinsic value of turning oneself into a pickle, but Morty already knows that Rick’s done this in order to get out of family therapy.

“Analyze Piss” stands as the spiritual sequel to “Pickle Rick”, an episode that not only follows Rick as he goes to therapy but shows him actually learning from it. Spoilers ahead.

In “Pickle Rick,” Rick turns himself into a pickle to get out of attending family therapy. But, the kids call his bluff, and an in-denial Beth unknowingly takes away Rick’s only method of ...

However, in order to avoid the therapy session, Rick conducts an experiment that transforms him into a living pickle, with a plan to restore himself after Beth has left for therapy.

He’s the vegetable reincarnation of “Rick and Morty“‘s wacky scientist Rick Sanchez, who turns himself into a talking pickle to avoid going to family therapy in Episode 3 of Season 3.