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Attend Russian High Tea and investigate the Aberdeen Golf Course to uncover the secrets hidden within And it looks like season six's villain has been revealed. The show's never been afraid to show different dimensions (lol) of the Smith family, but it sounds like Morty's big sister will be this year's big bad. Whether it's a season-long storyline, a solo episode, or a short arc – it certainly sounds like something that's going to be explored.Sam is an entertainment writer with NCTJ accreditation and a twenty-year career as a film journalist.