The Smiths deal with last season's fallout, and Rick and Morty are stranded in space floating in the remnants of the Citadel.

Morty is trapped and Rick needs to save him, but to do so, Summer must do a Die Hard (1988). This won't be easy, because she has never seen it.

Thanksgiving brings Space Beth home, with the two Beths forming a bond. Morty has the most realistic gaming console ever.

Rick's latest piece of alien technology allows the family to order their sleeping bodies to perform tasks whilst they continue to rest. Whilst the family see immediate benefits, the "night family" start to question their side of the deal.

After a fortune cookie at Panda Express somehow has the ability to change someone's fate, Rick and Jerry must go on an adventure to stop and steal this ability.

Seemingly out of the blue, Earth's old rulers return. They make a great case for changing the way society does business, but Rick isn't going to put up with it.

Rick and Morty find themselves caught in a confusing, meta-powered loop of adventures, leading to a showdown with an unmotivated nemesis.

Tired of being attacked by goofball supervillains, Rick decides to seek advice about why he's always a target, leading to a breakthrough - for Jerry.

Morty starts a war on worlds after debunking the entire existence of the Knights of the Sun and is forced to take extreme measures in order to put an end to it all.

What starts as a merry Christmas in the Smith household takes an ugly turn when Morty uncovers a betrayal thanks to a gift from a galaxy far, far away.