Season 3

In the season finale of "Rick and Morty" Season 3, we find ourselves in the middle of a family therapy session where Beth is questioning her own identity, unsure if she's a clone or not. Meanwhile, Rick is off dealing with the President of the United States, who is less than thrilled with Rick's antics and lack of respect for his authority. They get into a bit of a spat that involves invisibility and some good old-fashioned hand-to-hand combat in the White House. Back at home, Beth eventually decides she's not a clone and makes peace with her choices, rekindling her relationship with Jerry, much to Rick's disdain. Their reunion leads to Jerry moving back in, which is about as welcome to Rick as a skunk at a garden party. Rick’s not exactly overjoyed by the whole situation but begrudgingly accepts it. The episode wraps up with Rick trying to adjust to the new family dynamic. He's no longer the head honcho in the household, having to deal with Jerry's return and Beth's newfound assertiveness. The season closes on a somewhat reset note, with the family unit intact but clearly under new management — Rick's not thrilled, but he's still sticking around for whatever chaos comes next.