Summary Dwight ends up in charge of picking a new health care plan. Our Take A well-built episode with more hits than misses. Worth your time.

Summary Corporate sends in a consultant after Michael attempts to imitate a Chris Rock routine. Michael ends up staging his own Diversity Day event. Our Take A well-built episode with more hits than misses. Worth your time.

Summary A documentary crew arrives at Dundler Mifflin to observe the workplace. Michael Scott tries to paint a happy picture while facing potential downsizing. Our Take Confident and engaging. The plot moves, the stakes feel real, and the hour flies by.

Summary Tom Sawyer, broh. Our Take This one earns its reputation: tight writing, real stakes, and a payoff that lands. Peak Rick and Morty.

Summary Morty and Summer go to camp, broh. Beth and Jerry home alone, broh. Our Take Very good — not the series’ peak, but an hour that reminds you why Rick and Morty works.

Summary Hold still, broh. It’ll make you nice, broh. Our Take Very good — not the series’ peak, but an hour that reminds you why Rick and Morty works.

Summary Rick and Morty gotta evolve, broh. Our Take A standout hour — the kind of episode that justifies the whole series. Rick and Morty at the top of its game.

Summary Rick’s stomach is mad, broh. But it’s all-you-can-eat-and-drink here, broh! Our Take A masterclass episode — confident, surprising, and completely earned.

Summary Man’s best friend, broh. Our Take Confident and engaging. The plot moves, the stakes feel real, and the hour flies by.

Summary Remembering passwords is hard, broh. Special characters, broh. Our Take Very good — not the series’ peak, but an hour that reminds you why Rick and Morty works.