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'Moon Knight' Review: Oscar Isaac and Ethan Hawke Nearly Save Another Sleepy Marvel Series This attack sets off a wave of nested showdowns between Decoy Families (those that Rick has placed in strategic locations) and the families who assume that theyвЂ™re the ones at the top of the chain, responsible for eliminating all the fake versions of them below. As does happen sometimes, the intruders wipe out the breakfasting quintet before they can even get out of the room. вЂњMortyplicityвЂќ starts with (what seems like) a standard Smith dining room volley of ambitious plans, family insults, and unexpected visitors. ItвЂ™s the best the show has been in a while. All of it adds up to an exquisite execution of a deceptively simple idea. In this weekвЂ™s вЂњMortyplicity,вЂќ all that havoc is weirdly both confined to a single idea and sprawling so wide that Rick has to take a quick breather to draw up a diagram and explain. So itвЂ™s equal parts surprising and exciting when the show manages to craft itself an episode-spanning problem thatвЂ™s self-contained. When troubleвЂ™s brewing, a leap to an alternate reality is almost certainly around the corner. вЂњThe multiverseвЂќ is a concept linked with вЂњRick and MortyвЂќ more closely than maybe any other show on TV.