It’s like the absolute bleakest version of Groundhog Day imaginable. What you get here is something really depressing, shadowy, and despairing—and also fantastic. The choices made about who to cast are proving to be quite successful, and the filmmaking itself is very controlled. While the action sequences occasionally take a backseat, that doesn’t matter at all because the narrative is more than enough to hold your a…

It’s like there are countless versions of reality, so distinct that you can inflict serious damage without consequence. It felt like just another woman venting about a creep before vanishing entirely. The show falters somewhat when Rick secures Morty, and they have to perform—the writing feels awkward, especially considering it came from two male directors, lacking any real depth or portrayal of strong female charact…