When do new episodes of ‘Rick and Morty' come out? Season 8 schedule, where to watch
When do new episodes of 'Rick and Morty' come out? Season 8 schedule, where to watch
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"Rick and Morty," the grandpa and grandson duo you can't help but love, are officially back in business.
Season 8 of the adult animated sci-fi series returned May 25, nearly two years after the last season was released.
Adult Swim first announced the premiere date and gave viewers a first look at Season 8 during the annual April Fools' Day broadcast special, where fans were treated to a 22-minute theatrical compilation of "Rick and Morty" moments.
"Rick and Morty is back for Season Eight! Life has meaning again! Anything is possible!" according to the show's official logline. "Look out for adventures with Summer, Jerry, Beth, and the other Beth. Maybe Butter Bot will get a new task? Whatever happens, you can't keep Rick and Morty down for long. People have tried!"
The duo and the rest of the Smith family will continue to embark on adventures around the world and throughout the multiverse for at least four more seasons, show co-creator Dan Harmon confirmed to fans at a New York Comic Con panel in October 2024.
"Nobody wants a universe without Rick and Morty," Harmon told Deadline. "Fortunately, the list of places to go remains infinite."
Wondering when the next "Rick and Morty" episode is going to drop? We've got you covered.
'Rick and Morty' Season 8 episode schedule
New episodes of "Rick and Morty" will be released every Sunday at 11 p.m. ET/PT.
The 10-episode season began May 25 with "Summer of All Fears" will conclude with "Hot Rick" on July 27.
A full episode schedule is outlined below:
Episode 2: "Valkyrick" – June 1
Episode 3: "The Rick, The Mort & The Ugly" – June 8
Episode 4: "The Last Temptation of Jerry" – June 15
Episode 5: "Cryo Mort a River" – June 22
Episode 6: "The Curicksous Case of Bethjamin Button" – June 29
Episode 7: "Ricker Than Fiction" – July 6
Episode 8: "Nomortland" – July 13
Episode 9: "Morty Daddy" – July 20
Episode 10: "Hot Rick" – July 27
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How to watch 'Rick and Morty' Season 8
All new "Rick and Morty" episodes will premiere on Adult Swim first. You can view Adult Swim programming, including "Rick and Morty," through your television provider or on the Adult Swim app.
New episodes will be available for purchase from digital retailers the day after they premiere on Adult Swim, the adult-oriented television programming block said in a news release.
You will be able to stream Season 8 of "Rick and Morty" on HBO Max and Hulu in September. (Seasons 1 through 7 of "Rick and Morty" are currently available to stream on both Hulu and HBO Max.)
Hulu offers an array of subscription options to "fit a variety of budgets and entertainment needs." A basic streaming plan (with ads) starts at $9.99 a month, however, the price may increase if you switch plans, choose to bundle, purchase add-ons, or add an extra member.
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