The Best Episodes Written By Mike Mcmahan

Trapped inside the house with an ever-increasing number of parasitic alien shape-shifters capable of altering memories, an uncertain Rick and the Smiths search for a way to determine which of them are real.

The Smith family tries to cope without Rick, which is painful enough on its own without taking into consideration the stifling rules put into place by the Federation. Meanwhile Rick's past is finally revealed as he attempts to get out of his prison

Uh oh! Korvo and Terry make a Funbucket real while the replicants deal with a school bully.

In the season two finale, the U.S.S. Cerritos is tasked to aid another class starship on a first contact mission.

The Cerritos ensigns must assist a caretaker on the voyage of a historically significant starship.

Morty's memories are restored and we learn the truth in this one broh.

The Cerritos crew must prove their worth in a mission race.

Rick brings Morty to a planet containing crystals that show whoever is touching them all the ways they may die depending on their choices.

Season finale where lots of wild stuff happens!

The USS Cerritos encounters a familiar enemy. Tendi helps a struggling recruit find her footing.

Blimey! The Solar Opposites have repaired their ship and are heading to space, unless something goes hilariously wrong...

Rick battles the devil and upsets Summer. Meanwhile, Jerry and Morty hang out.

Mariner and Boimler work the Starfleet recruitment booth at an alien job fair, Rutherford challenges himself.

Yikes! Korvo and Terry use alien technology to make their neighbors like them. Jesse tries to show Yumyulack that humans are basically good.

Jerry pulls in some lady in this one broh. Beth revisits her childhood.

Ensign Tendi has her first day of work on Starfleet's USS Cerritos, where she meets fellow support crew members. Boimler is tasked with a secret special assignment. Rutherford attempts to keep his dating life intact while a disaster strikes the ship.

Captain Freeman assigns the Lower Deckers an overly safe mission to try and keep a self-destructive Mariner out of danger.

Approximately three months after the events of the season one finale, the U.S.S. Cerritos is dispatched on a mission where it ends up in a sci-fi event resulting in "strange energy," which Commander Ransom inadvertently absorbs.