Kayce was convinced death was coming and believed his days didn’t matter. John gets philosophical, telling his son he’s figured him out. I’m going to fix that problem too,” says John. “How am I supposed to sleep in the same room with men I won’t defend?” asks Kayce. He should have let the wranglers take care of themselves after the barfight. John reminds him he’s not supposed to fight. John segues from criticizing Kayce’s driving to how Kayce’s handling himself now that he’s back home on the ranch. John needs a break on the ride home and while he’s stretching his legs, he and Kayce continue arguing. John winces in pain with each jolt and blames Kayce for aiming for the rough spots on the road. Kayce ( Luke Grimes) plays chauffeur and gives his dad a ride home, and the two bicker over potholes and bumpy roads. (John had assumed he was dying of cancer.) A pill could have taken care of this problem, if only he’d done what he was supposed to. He also reminds John he brought this on himself by not following up when he was told there was a mass on the CT scan. He orders him to rehap by swimming twice a week. The incision’s healing, but the doctor’s not happy with how John’s taking care of himself. Reluctantly he gives in and allows his doctor to check out the sutures.
John’s on his feet and ready to go home, against his doctor’s orders. Season two episode two opens in the hospital. He owes his life to a veterinarian who happened to be on the ranch, and the medical emergency has forced him to examine his relationships and future. Paramount Network’s Yellowstone season two premiere ended with John Dutton ( Kevin Costner) being rushed to the hospital, suffering from a ruptured ulcer. But then, there will always be an infinite number of Ricks who refuse to change.Īnd let’s be honest - that’s the Rick we want to keep watching.Luke Grimes and Cole Hauser come to blows on ‘Yellowstone’ season 2 episode 2 (Photo Credit: Paramount Network)
Maybe our Rick will understand the error of his ways, eventually. But Rick’s egotism stops him seeing the truth. Perhaps Summer cares less about being a copy of a copy, just another Summer out of trillions. Interestingly, Summer was proved correct about being a decoy, multiple times. We still went on an emotional journey with these characters, even if they flickered out of existence before the closing credits. But that’s the genius of Rick and Morty - nothing really matters, yet, everything does. No doubt, the emotional growth of Rick’s decoy isn’t about to be repeated by the original.Īmusingly, not a single moment in this episode really matters to our “original” family. But the end of the episode implies that they’re about to, to some degree, after Rick reveals the existence of the decoys to her and Space Beth. In reality, Rick and Beth didn’t share that important conversation.
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Indeed, entire episodes of Rick and Morty might have starred decoys or alternate realities - even important, canonical events could have occurred multiple times, in slightly different ways.Īnd here, Rick learns, briefly, how to appreciate his family, to appreciate being alive, having stopped caring about being the “Rickiest Rick.” Of course, it’s too good to be true, as that emotionally evolved version of Rick is slaughtered by a throwaway joke from the beginning of the episode. We don’t even know if we’re still following the Rick we started with. Hell, Jerry was probably swapped with another Jerry during his stint at daycare, and frankly, we have no idea if this is really Rick’s first Morty. As Beth points out, Rick has gone to the effort to duplicate his family because he loves them, and wants to keep them safe from harm.Īmusingly, aside from Morty, none of the Smiths are Rick’s “originals” - the family from the very first season are still scavenging the “Cronenberg universe” that Rick and Morty abandoned for an identical reality. Their creator is up in space, not giving a thought to the consequences of his actions.Įventually, Rick has a breakthrough moment with Beth, when he truly understands the value of his “original” family. That joke at the beginning about killing God plays itself out, over and over, as Ricks angrily slaughter their inferiors, only to realize that they’re all the same. In those brief seconds before death, those decoys understand exactly how it feels to be just another throwaway life, created by an uncaring Rick. Some of Rick’s decoys accept that cruel truth more readily than others - many choose death over life as a decoy, some are oddly understanding, and others resist reality until the bitter end.
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