Warning: full spoilers follow.
There's a vague continuity linking the various episodes of Rick and Morty together, but this marks the first time the show has attempted a full-blown, direct sequel to an older episode. And really, if you're going to retread anything, it might as well be "Rixty Minutes" and its nonstop barrage of bizarre, nonsensical television streamed from all corners of the multiverse. It's a format that never quite gets old.
Predictably, "Interdimensional Cable 2: Tempting Fate" didn't quite live up to the standard of its predecessor. Rick acknowledged as much when he hooked up his TV tuner in the hospital waiting room and had one of his trademark fourth wall-breaking moments. It wasn't just that the novelty was no longer there, but also that none of the TV segments reached the hilariously absurd heights of "Ball Fondlers," "Gazorpazorpfield" or "Alien Invasion Tomato Monster Mexican Armada Brothers Who Are Just Regular Brothers Running in a Van From in an Asteroid and All Sorts of Things: The Movie."
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