Rick and Morty will return for its seventh season on October 15, and here’s what we can expect from its next chapter, according to Adult Swim’s press release:

“Rick and Morty are back and sounding more like themselves than ever! It’s season seven, and the possibilities are endless: What’s up with Jerry? EVIL Summer?! And will they ever go back to the high school?! Maybe not! But let’s find out!”

Rick and Morty will undergo many changes when it returns for Season 7. Justin Roiland, who co-created the series alongside Dan Harmon and voiced several characters, including Rick and Morty, will no longer be a part of the show, and his replacement is yet to be announced.

Initially conceived as a short parody of Back to the Future, Rick and Morty grew into one of the most popular animated series of the 21st century. It was met with critical acclaim following its premiere in 2013 and received multiple accolades, including two Emmy Awards for the outstanding animated program.

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In addition to announcing the series would return this summer, the network declared June 20 Rick and Morty Day and they released an official trailer for the upcoming season.

Rick and Morty Day will kick off with the premiere of the new season and will feature sneak peeks, behind-the-scenes footage, and special surprises across TV, digital, and social media.

The show, created by stars Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland, who also serve as executive producers, follows sociopathic genius scientist Rick Sanchez (Justin Roiland) and his shy grandson, Morty (Roiland) on dangerous adventures. They live with Rick’s daughter Beth (Sarah Chalke), who is often roped into his adventures, his son-in-law Jerry (Chris Parnell), and his granddaughter Summer (Spencer Grammer).

Rick and Morty was given a 70-episode renewal in 2018 by Adult Swim, which brings its total to over 100 episodes.

The show has been super popular and it’s gone on to be nominated for three Emmys, winning the award for Best Animated Series in 2018 and 2020.

Check out the official Season 5 trailer below.

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The first half of Rick and Morty season 4 landed on Adult Swim at the end of last year. These episodes have only just landed on Netflix in conjunction with the second half of season four landing on Adult Swim.

Now, the show creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland have teased that season five is already in the works. They shared a rough sketch during a Comic-Con panel.

In the teaser, Rick and Morty look as if they are done for. Rick has given up and in a desperate bid to save them, Morty manages to steer the crumbling ship through the earth’s atmosphere.

Thinking he is about to die, Morty finally phones Jessica to tell her how he feels. When she agrees to go on a date with him, he steers the ship into the ocean, deciding that he wants to live. Unfortunately, Rick’s “biggest foe” Mr. Nimbus is waiting for him.

Will Morty ever get to go on a date with Jessica? You can watch the teaser below.

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Season 3 of Rick and Morty was released in 2017. Almost three years later, season 4 landed on our screens at the end of last year. Fans have been fearing that we could have to wait another couple of years for the new season but by the sounds of it, season five will be coming our way sooner than we think.

Speaking with The Wrap, Harmon revealed that the fifth season is already being written via Zoom meetings. This means that the sci-fi cartoon will not be among the shows that have been put on hold during the pandemic.

Roiland also shared the thoughts he has been having about “thinking outside the box” when it comes to delivering the show.

“I’ve been saying we should drop an episode each month, just make it a big event,” he said.

“I like the idea of thinking outside the box with how any show is delivered to the masses. If you do one a month, the show is alive the whole year and you’re still buying us all the time we need to make them as good as they need to be.”

You can watch season four of Rick and Morty on Netflix now.

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Last week, the official Rick and Morty Twitter account shared an unusual teaser for the new season of the show. The clip shows a series of Mortys being ushered off a cliff and into a horrific adventure. Funnily enough, the creatures holding the anxious Mortys at gunpoint are Mr. Meeseeks.

The Mortys then tumble into a terrifying sequence of danger. When the clip ends, a group of Ricks are sitting around the sofa playing the videogame. The sketch is just a sample animation and has not yet taken its full shape. Whether the concept will be included in a future episode or if it is just a teaser is unknown.

You can watch the clip here.

In other news, we still have no idea when the new season of Rick and Morty will land. There has been no recent update but we have been assured that there will not be another two-year gap.

You can watch seasons one to three of Rick and Morty on Netflix.

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Just two weeks before the fourth season of Rick and Morty debuts on Adult Swim, multiple outlets confirm that HBO Max has added the animated comedy to its ever-growing library to content. 

“Rick and Morty exploded onto the scene in 2013 and quickly drew a legion of rabid followers from both critics and young fans,” said Kevin Reilly, chief content officer for HBO Max. “The jokes come fast and frenetically in a smart comedy concoction we are so happy to deliver on HBO Max.”

The seasons that have already aired will be available on the service when it launches in May 2020. The fourth and any other future seasons will premiere first on Adult Swim before streaming on HBO Max.

Season four of Rick and Morty is set to premiere November 10. 

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The long-awaited Season 4 of Rick and Morty also has a premiere date, November 10, but that date will serve as the premiere of only half of the season. 

“Half the season you deserve,” the trailer’s narrator says. “All the season we could handle.”

We do know that the 2nd batch of episodes is set to air sometime in 2020. 

The show’s co-creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon have traditionally struggled to meet deadlines in the past, something they attribute to the hit show’s high standards.

“There were so many things that had to be settled before we even started season 4, and it’s really safe to say — as Justin says — we’re literally writing season 5 while finishing season 4 just to force ourselves to commit to a certain schedule,” said Harmon. “Not to get anyone’s hopes up, but it is structured into our deal that if we’re going strong and fast there are options to deliver more episodes at a time.”

“We want every episode to be good,” Roiland added. “There are times we’re like, ‘Okay, this one will be the worst of the season,’ and we’re still compelled to do everything in our power to fix what we think is wrong with it. It could be considered one of the reasons the show takes so long. When we get the episodes back in color, it’s easy to see if that we cut this and add that, it will elevate this episode significantly. Sometimes we get them back and are like, ‘We need to roll our sleeves up and figure this out.’ This season’s been good. Pretty excited about this season.”

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Rick and Morty will return for its seventh season on October 15, and here’s what we can expect from its next chapter, according to Adult Swim’s press release:

“Rick and Morty are back and sounding more like themselves than ever! It’s season seven, and the possibilities are endless: What’s up with Jerry? EVIL Summer?! And will they ever go back to the high school?! Maybe not! But let’s find out!”

Rick and Morty will undergo many changes when it returns for Season 7. Justin Roiland, who co-created the series alongside Dan Harmon and voiced several characters, including Rick and Morty, will no longer be a part of the show, and his replacement is yet to be announced.

Initially conceived as a short parody of Back to the Future, Rick and Morty grew into one of the most popular animated series of the 21st century. It was met with critical acclaim following its premiere in 2013 and received multiple accolades, including two Emmy Awards for the outstanding animated program.

The post Adult Swim Drops New Trailer for “Ricky and Morty” Season 7 appeared first on EverydayKoala.

In addition to announcing the series would return this summer, the network declared June 20 Rick and Morty Day and they released an official trailer for the upcoming season.

Rick and Morty Day will kick off with the premiere of the new season and will feature sneak peeks, behind-the-scenes footage, and special surprises across TV, digital, and social media.

The show, created by stars Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland, who also serve as executive producers, follows sociopathic genius scientist Rick Sanchez (Justin Roiland) and his shy grandson, Morty (Roiland) on dangerous adventures. They live with Rick’s daughter Beth (Sarah Chalke), who is often roped into his adventures, his son-in-law Jerry (Chris Parnell), and his granddaughter Summer (Spencer Grammer).

Rick and Morty was given a 70-episode renewal in 2018 by Adult Swim, which brings its total to over 100 episodes.

The show has been super popular and it’s gone on to be nominated for three Emmys, winning the award for Best Animated Series in 2018 and 2020.

Check out the official Season 5 trailer below.

The post “Rick and Morty” Season 5 Gets Release Date and Trailer appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The first half of Rick and Morty season 4 landed on Adult Swim at the end of last year. These episodes have only just landed on Netflix in conjunction with the second half of season four landing on Adult Swim.

Now, the show creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland have teased that season five is already in the works. They shared a rough sketch during a Comic-Con panel.

In the teaser, Rick and Morty look as if they are done for. Rick has given up and in a desperate bid to save them, Morty manages to steer the crumbling ship through the earth’s atmosphere.

Thinking he is about to die, Morty finally phones Jessica to tell her how he feels. When she agrees to go on a date with him, he steers the ship into the ocean, deciding that he wants to live. Unfortunately, Rick’s “biggest foe” Mr. Nimbus is waiting for him.

Will Morty ever get to go on a date with Jessica? You can watch the teaser below.

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Season 3 of Rick and Morty was released in 2017. Almost three years later, season 4 landed on our screens at the end of last year. Fans have been fearing that we could have to wait another couple of years for the new season but by the sounds of it, season five will be coming our way sooner than we think.

Speaking with The Wrap, Harmon revealed that the fifth season is already being written via Zoom meetings. This means that the sci-fi cartoon will not be among the shows that have been put on hold during the pandemic.

Roiland also shared the thoughts he has been having about “thinking outside the box” when it comes to delivering the show.

“I’ve been saying we should drop an episode each month, just make it a big event,” he said.

“I like the idea of thinking outside the box with how any show is delivered to the masses. If you do one a month, the show is alive the whole year and you’re still buying us all the time we need to make them as good as they need to be.”

You can watch season four of Rick and Morty on Netflix now.

The post “Rick and Morty” Bosses Confirm Season 5 is Already Underway appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Last week, the official Rick and Morty Twitter account shared an unusual teaser for the new season of the show. The clip shows a series of Mortys being ushered off a cliff and into a horrific adventure. Funnily enough, the creatures holding the anxious Mortys at gunpoint are Mr. Meeseeks.

The Mortys then tumble into a terrifying sequence of danger. When the clip ends, a group of Ricks are sitting around the sofa playing the videogame. The sketch is just a sample animation and has not yet taken its full shape. Whether the concept will be included in a future episode or if it is just a teaser is unknown.

You can watch the clip here.

In other news, we still have no idea when the new season of Rick and Morty will land. There has been no recent update but we have been assured that there will not be another two-year gap.

You can watch seasons one to three of Rick and Morty on Netflix.

The post Here’s the Latest “Rick and Morty” Teaser appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Just two weeks before the fourth season of Rick and Morty debuts on Adult Swim, multiple outlets confirm that HBO Max has added the animated comedy to its ever-growing library to content. 

“Rick and Morty exploded onto the scene in 2013 and quickly drew a legion of rabid followers from both critics and young fans,” said Kevin Reilly, chief content officer for HBO Max. “The jokes come fast and frenetically in a smart comedy concoction we are so happy to deliver on HBO Max.”

The seasons that have already aired will be available on the service when it launches in May 2020. The fourth and any other future seasons will premiere first on Adult Swim before streaming on HBO Max.

Season four of Rick and Morty is set to premiere November 10. 

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The long-awaited Season 4 of Rick and Morty also has a premiere date, November 10, but that date will serve as the premiere of only half of the season. 

“Half the season you deserve,” the trailer’s narrator says. “All the season we could handle.”

We do know that the 2nd batch of episodes is set to air sometime in 2020. 

The show’s co-creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon have traditionally struggled to meet deadlines in the past, something they attribute to the hit show’s high standards.

“There were so many things that had to be settled before we even started season 4, and it’s really safe to say — as Justin says — we’re literally writing season 5 while finishing season 4 just to force ourselves to commit to a certain schedule,” said Harmon. “Not to get anyone’s hopes up, but it is structured into our deal that if we’re going strong and fast there are options to deliver more episodes at a time.”

“We want every episode to be good,” Roiland added. “There are times we’re like, ‘Okay, this one will be the worst of the season,’ and we’re still compelled to do everything in our power to fix what we think is wrong with it. It could be considered one of the reasons the show takes so long. When we get the episodes back in color, it’s easy to see if that we cut this and add that, it will elevate this episode significantly. Sometimes we get them back and are like, ‘We need to roll our sleeves up and figure this out.’ This season’s been good. Pretty excited about this season.”

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