Rick and Morty season 4 episode 5 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Morty's mishap with a space snake leads to a complicated adventure involving snake time travel and a conflict between snake and machine forces. Meanwhile, Jerry's pursuit of hanging Christmas lights without assistance results in him floating away and facing social conflicts. Rick and Morty must resolve the snake time travel pandemonium by guiding the development of snake civilization, leading to a lesson in self-reliance and a sarcastic reflection on the nature of their adventures.
Full Episode S04E05 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Rick advise Morty to do before their adventure?
Rick advises Morty to pee before they start their adventure.
What does Rick use to make Jerry floaty?
Rick uses a ray to make Jerry's atomic matrix slightly lighter than air.
What happens when Morty encounters a space snake?
Morty gets bitten by the space snake and starts to hallucinate.
Why does Morty feel guilty after the space snake incident?
Morty feels guilty because he killed a space snake that bit him and believes he disrupted the snake planet's development.
What is the significance of the snake jazz in the episode?
Snake jazz is a genre of music Rick finds on the snake planet, which Morty's sister, Summer, later enjoys as her new favorite thing.
How do time-traveling snakes become involved in the story?
Time-traveling snakes come from the future to attack Morty because he interfered with their development by sending a snake back in time.
What does Rick create to help the snakes?
Rick creates a book of snake math for time travel to guide the snakes in developing their technology without involving him or Morty.
What lesson does Jerry learn from his experience with floating away?
Jerry learns to appreciate his safety and to take more responsibility, although he still claims independence in his success.