'History of the World, Part II' Is a Fitting Mel Brooks Sequel, for Better and WorseĪmid a Rising Tide of Reboots, 'Perry Mason' Season 2 Raises the Bar In a weird way, even with the sheer tonnage of plot this episode manages to fit into 22 minutes (all without feeling overstuffed), this is a decent starting point for any curious newcomers still wondering what all this “Rick and Morty” fuss is about. Rather than dwell on the chaos and carnage of the Season 5 finale or hit a convenient reset button, “Solaricks” chooses a satisfying middle zone in resituating where each member of the family is on this show’s dense, cosmic board. What follows in this episode is a breakneck parade of every reason why these two (and the show that contains them) have so much more still to live for. So in the Season 6 premiere - “Solaricks” - when our two title characters submit themselves to going no more a-portal-ing and fully embrace death, that’s also momentary at most. Characters seesaw between vengeance and reconciliation in emotional forever wars. Entire planets can wither away and transform in mere seconds.

Nothing lasts for very long in the world of “Rick and Morty.” This family moves through realities like switching out kitchen trash bags.

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