Rick and Morty - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Edge of Tomorty: Rick, Die, Rickpeat
Rick brings Morty to a planet containing crystals that show whoever is touching them all the ways they may die depending on their choices.
The Old Man and the Seat
Jerry develops an app at the request of a persistent alien with a "Do Not Develop My App" forehead tattoo. A determined Rick tracks a mystery pooper.
One Crew Over the Crewcoo's Morty
Rick assembles a crew to break into a heist convention, then needs another crew to stop a heist-planning robot. And Morty writes a heist script.
Claw and Hoarder: Special Ricktim's Morty
Rick reluctantly gives in to Morty's wishes to get a pet dragon, then things get weird. Jerry befriends a talking cat and they go to Florida.
Rattlestar Ricklactica
Rick and Morty get caught up in a full-on snake war after a space snake bites Morty. Jerry tries to prove he can hang Christmas lights without dying.
Never Ricking Morty
Rick and Morty get caught in a continuity-creating anthology device full of people telling stories about Rick.
Promortyus
Rick and Morty find themselves in a fight against face-hugging aliens who just happen to have an M&M's store.
The Vat of Acid Episode
Morty challenges Rick to build him the real-life equivalent of a "save game" function to live without consequence. Also, there's a giant vat of acid.
Childrick of Mort
Jerry's plan to take the whole family on a camping trip is sidetracked when Rick gets news that he may have impregnated a planet.
Star Mort Rickturn of the Jerri
Two Beths, a corporate-sponsored planet incinerator and some faces from the past force Rick and family to "do a Star Wars" to save Earth.
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