Rick & Morty Season 7 Finale Ending Explained
0:00 Intro
1:23 Morty Was Alone In The Fear Hole All Along – Finale Twist Explained
2:04 Why Rick Didn’t Jump In The Fear Hole In Rick & Morty Season 7's Ending
3:26 Why Rick Didn’t Jump In The Fear Hole In Rick & Morty Season 7's Ending
3:52 Season 7’s Ending Changed Rick & Morty For Good
Although the outing featured many moments of levity **Rick and Morty** season 7 episode 10 provided a poignant surprisingly deep ending for the anarchic show’s latest outing. Rick and Morty season 7 changed the status quo of the Adult Swim hit considerably. For one thing, this season replaced series star Justin Roiland as the voice of both title characters when the actor was accused of domestic violence in January 2023. For another, Rick and Morty season 7 ended its biggest and most dramatic storyline ever in the middle of the season when Evil Morty helped Rick finally kill his nemesis Rick Prime once and for all.
While Rick was glad to see the demise of his enemy, Rick and Morty season 7 episode 5 made it clear that he was shaken by the episode’s events. Rick and Morty season 7 could have gone anywhere after Rick Prime’s death so it was somewhat surprising when the series mostly focused on lighter, sillier standalone stories in the subsequent episodes. However, the season finale offered an explanation for this choice. In Rick and Morty season 7 episode 10 *Rick and Morty were introduced to The Hole* a strange space that simulated the user’s greatest fear once they stepped inside thus allowing them to conquer it. By Rick and Morty season 7's ending, the themes explored and through-lines of the outings were addressed with major setups for season 8.
Rick & Morty Season 7 Ending Explained
Rick & Morty Season 7 Ending Explained
Rick & Morty Season 7 Ending Explained
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