The humor in this episode might be a tad darker and more sarcastic than usual, but it's there. From Rick dealing with the void within to Morty's bewildered reactions, every scene serves a purpose. Even Summer gets her moment to shine.

This episode serves as a reminder that even the most powerful beings in the multiverse can feel lost. Rick's therapy session with a futuristic alien psychiatrist offers both laughs and insights. It's an interesting take on how one might confront their personal demons or lack of purpose.

The genius of Rick and Morty often lies in its ability to tackle heavy themes with humor and sci-fi/fantasy elements. "[S7E12] A Depressed Garden Gnome and a Mud Flap" does just that. It provides a refreshingly honest look at depression and existential crises, wrapped in the show's signature irreverence.

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The episode smartly juxtaposes Rick's adventures with Gnorm's mundane, garden-centric existence. A mud flap becomes a focal point, acting as both a comedic element and a metaphor. The mud flap's seemingly trivial presence on a giant, interdimensional road trip vehicle leads to a sequence of events that challenge Rick's perceptions of his adventures and, more importantly, his own identity.