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Perth Now
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Have a good time with Rocky Ridge's latest hazy
Doc & Morty's Excellent Adventure Rocky Ridge Brewing Co. There's a lot going on with the latest hazy IPA release from Busselton-based brewers Rocky Ridge and that's before we even look past the can. There's the DeLorean from 80s comedy classic Back to the Future, Morty from cult adult cartoon Rick & Morty and even a reference to slacker comedy Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. But underpinning it all is the simple promise of a hazy beer full of hoppy goodness. Channelling Doc Brown's mad scientist, the brewing geniuses at Rocky Ridge have mixed Motueka hops for citrus zing, Beedelup for local flair, Strata for dank depth and Nectaron for peach flavours, with Idaho 7 Cryo, Citra Lupomaxx and Quantum Brite Nectaron completing the formula. There are added to the RR Sustainable Base Malt, Rolled Spelt, Simpsons Malted Oats, Joe White Malted Wheat and Mallokup Chit Malt. Doc & Morty's Credit: supplied The citrus and tropical fruit notes prominent on the nose alongside the complex hop aromas that come with such a combination. The taste is juicy, the tropical fruit and citrus flavours standing out, with a just the right amount of dankness and balanced hop intensity. The finish is soft and smooth with some lingering hop fruit. So 'get schwifty', as Rick and Morty might say, and enjoy this most excellent beer before time runs out. This goes down remarkably smoothly, but with an ABV of 6.8 per cent, it is an adventure to share with your excellent friends. $8.99 each
Time of India
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Rick and Morty Season 8: Episode 8 release date, time, episode schedule and where to watch in US, UK
Rick and Morty is back with new episodes each week. Season 8 has started airing both in the US and the UK. The series continues to follow the sci-fi adventures of Rick, Morty, and their family. The latest episode, titled Nomortland , is releasing soon. Rick and Morty Season 8 Episode 8 Release Date, Time and Where to Watch in US, UK Episode 8 of Rick and Morty season 8 is called Nomortland. It will premiere on Sunday, 13th July 2025 on Adult Swim in the US at 11pm ET/PT. UK viewers will get access to the episode a week later, on Sunday, 20th July 2025, on E4 at 9pm BST. Also Read: Virgin River Season 7: Is release date confirmed? See what to expect, cast, new characters, key storylines and season 8 update by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 20 Most Expensive Cars In The World Undo US Episode Schedule Episode 1: Summer of All Fears – 25th May 2025 Episode 2: Valkyrick – 1st June 2025 Live Events Episode 3: The Rick, The Mort & The Ugly – 8th June 2025 Episode 4: The Last Temptation of Jerry – 15th June 2025 Episode 5: Cryo Mort a Rickver – 22nd June 2025 Episode 6: The Curicksous Case of Bethjamin Button – 29th June 2025 Episode 7: Ricker Than Fiction – 6th July 2025 Episode 8: Nomortland – 13th July 2025 Episode 9: Morty Daddy – 20th July 2025 Episode 10: Hot Rick – 27th July 2025 UK Release UK fans started watching Rick and Morty season 8 on 1st June 2025. Episodes are airing on E4 every Sunday at 9pm BST, following a one-week delay behind the US. Also Read: Ax-4 Mission Return: Where will splashdown occur? See date, time, how to watch livestream and crew Will Season 8 Be Available on Netflix? All past seasons of Rick and Morty are currently available on Netflix UK. Season 8 is first airing exclusively on Channel 4's E4. It is expected to arrive on Netflix some months after the initial broadcast. No confirmed date for Netflix release has been announced yet. More Adventures Ahead Season 8 of Rick and Morty continues the journey of Rick, Morty, and their family through multiverse stories. The season will end with episode 10, Hot Rick, on 27th July. Adult Swim has already renewed the series through season 12. The official synopsis promises stories with Summer, Jerry, Beth, and other familiar characters. FAQs When is Rick and Morty season 8 episode 8 releasing in the US and UK? Episode 8 will air on 13th July 2025 in the US and 20th July 2025 in the UK. Will Rick and Morty season 8 be on Netflix? Yes, but only after the exclusive E4 release window ends. A Netflix release date is not yet confirmed.
Newsweek
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Rick and Morty Season 8 Episode 3 Release Date, Where to Watch
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek's network of contributors Rick and Morty Season 8 is now officially underway. In this article you'll see when and where to watch episode 3. Titled The Rick, The Mort & The Ugly, it takes place in the rootin' tootin' Wild West. Here, Rick and Morty encounter numerous Western-themed Morty variants, including good, bad, and ugly versions. Here, in this twisted spaghetti western, our heroes will have to overcome their new gun-toting rivals. Read on below for the Rick and Morty Season 8 episode 3 release date, and the full season 8 episode schedule. Ian Cardoni and Sarah Chalk star in Rick and Morty Season 8 Ian Cardoni and Sarah Chalk star in Rick and Morty Season 8 Adult Swim Rick and Morty Season 8 Episode 2 Release Date The third episode of Rick and Morty Season 8 is called The Rick, The Mort & The Ugly and it airs Sunday, Jun 8, 2025, 11pm EST on Adult Swim. It follows episode 2, Valkyrick, which sees Space Beth call her dad for a ride and kicking off all manner of extra-dimensional problems. Space Beth was introduced in the season 4 finale, Star Mort Rickturn of the Jed, after Rick clones his daughter Beth Smith (Sarah Chalke). You can see where her and Rick's often rocky relationship goes in episode 2, details of which you'll find below. Rick and Morty Season 8 Release Date Rick and Morty Season 8 premiered on 25th May 2025, airing at 11pm EST on Adult Swim. It came roughly a year and a half after the conclusion of season 7. Where to Watch Rick and Morty Season 8 Rick and Morty Season 8 is exclusive to Adult Swim, so you can catch all the new episodes there. That's not all. The show has also been greenlit for seasons 9 and 10, so Adult Swim is now the show's home. "It'll feel like a return to form and kind of like a 'we're back, baby' kind of feeling, and hopefully, season 9 will be that but, you know, even more so," co-creator Dan Harmon tells The Verge. "But it'll be because it's been a gradual process of just trying to get our wind in our sails again." Rick and Morty Season 8 Episode Schedule Check below for the full release dates of all ten episodes in Rick and Morty Season 8. • S8.E1: Summer of All Fears -Sun, May 25, 2025, 11pm EST • S8.E2: Valkyrick - Sun, Jun 1, 2025, 11pm EST • S8.E3: The Rick, The Mort & The Ugly - Sun, Jun 8, 2025, 11pm EST • S8.E4: The Last Temptation of Jerry - Sun, Jun 15, 2025, 11pm EST • S8.E5: Cryo Mort a Rickver - Sun, Jun 22, 2025, 11pm EST • S8.E6: The Curicksous Case of Bethjamin Button - Sun, Jun 29, 2025, 11pm EST • S8.E7: Ricker Than Fiction - Sun, Jul 6, 2025, 11pm EST • S8.E8: Nomortland - Sun, Jul 13, 2025, 11pm EST • S8.E9: Morty Daddy - Sun, Jul 20, 2025, 11pm EST • S8.E10: Hot Rick - Sun, Jul 27, 2025, 11pm EST Rick and Morty Season 8 Cast Ian Cardoni and Harry Belden are back as the voices of Rick and Morty respectively. After Justin Roiland was axed from the show for alleged misconduct following season 6, season 8 marks the second time they're playing the characters. They're joining series mainstays Chris Parnell, Spencer Grammer and Sarah Chalke. • Ian Cardoni - Rick • Harry Belden - Morty • Chris Parnell - Jerry Smith • Spencer Grammer - Summer Smith • Sarah Chalke - Beth Smith • Ice-T: Magma-Q • Keith David: The President • Peter Serafinowicz: Oxygen-S/Eight/Infinity Rick and Morty Season 8 Trailer Check out the latest trailer for Rick and Morty Season 8, featuring massive head mishaps, dramatic shootouts, wild riots, and more inter-dimensional travel.
Time of India
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Rick and Morty season 8 episode 1 explained: Rick's punishment backfires in a twisted matrix lesson
Rick and Morty is back, and it wasted no time getting weird. The season 8 opener, titled 'Summer of All Fears,' starts with Rick punishing Morty and Summer for not returning his phone charger. But his plan goes sideways when he accidentally leaves them stuck inside a matrix simulation for 17 long years. Inside the simulation, Morty ends up at war while Summer becomes a tech genius, both living full lives that break them mentally. Morty fights wars, Summer builds tech Season 8 Episode 1 of Rick and Morty spoilers without context. #rickAndMorty After they're pulled out of the simulation, Morty and Summer struggle to adjust to regular life. Seventeen years inside a fake world left them both with heavy emotional damage. Rick tries to brush it off, but Morty flips the table and traps Rick in a matrix of his own to show him how it feels. This twist gives Rick a taste of his own medicine and reminds viewers that his clever plans always come with consequences. Vampires, pottery and "Wubba Lubba Dub-Dub" Just when the episode seems over, the post-credits scene throws another curveball. Summer had joined a pottery class in Zante Fe, which turns out to be run by vampires feeding off young people. Beth shows up and ends up fighting them off, even tossing one into sunlight. This random but hilarious scene fits the show's love for surprise twists. Rick and Morty Season 8 is here The cherry on top? Rick finally brings back his famous catchphrase, 'Wubba Lubba Dub-Dub,' after escaping the matrix. It's a nostalgic nod for long-time fans and a reminder that the show, despite all its changes, still remembers its roots. 'Summer of All Fears' delivers a wild, emotional, and funny start to season 8—exactly what Rick and Morty fans love.
USA Today
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Rick and Morty season 8 is familiar high concept, stupid execution hijinks
Rick and Morty season 8 is familiar high concept, stupid execution hijinks Season eight of Rick and Morty is brand new. But you've seen it before. More than a decade into the Adult Swim staple's run, the cartoon is content to play the hits. The newest season doesn't cover new ground — at least not in the four episodes screened for reviewers this spring. Most are minor tweaks on familiar themes, winking acknowledgement to pop culture references and, as always, lots of high concept sci-fi themes applied to tremendously stupid situations. And, you know what? It works. Rick and Morty's eighth season won't inspire the awe and reverence of the early episodes. There's nothing especially original here — no Meeseeks boxes or four-dimensional timecops floating about. Each drills down into characters in ways we've already seen. Beth and Summer struggle to find common ground. Jerry is a punching bag who stumbles into power and squanders it. Morty and Rick clash over morals with disastrous results. We've seen all this before, right down to the brief drop-in to see what's happening at the Citadel of Ricks that sidelines our main characters to examine the center of the multiverse. As always, it's fun to see new variants on familiar folks (and bang-up fodder for the Pocket Mortys mobile game), but the notes are the same even if the name of the song has changed. Some Ricks are sheep. Others care more about their Mortys. The former is stronger than the latter — a continuation on a riff that could have been retired last season after the unceremonious death of Rick Prime. So instead of watching a rising young band dominate the charts, you're stuck with the state fair equivalent of a venerated group playing the classics with a few minor new wrinkles throughout the show. It's the cartoon version of your childhood bedroom, a soothing and familiar spot that isn't going to challenge you or make you think too hard about the world, but remains nice to revisit. Rick and Morty is leaning into its own nostalgia, either on purpose or because it's running low on ideas 70-plus episodes in. That's fine! You just have to come into Rick and Morty's new season understanding it's comfort food rather than a steak dinner. It's late-stage Scrubs or The Office after Idris Elba disappeared but before Steve Carell did. Want to see Morty's conscience screw up a mission? Season eight's got that. Want riffs on pop culture so obvious the show explicitly points them out? Yep. A healthy dose of body horror and pixelated old man nudity? That, too! This is all part of the natural circle of television. Rick and Morty isn't quite cannibalizing itself, but its circle has stopped expanding. It's turned inward in search of new stories. That's fine for standard laughs, but brutal for innovation and growth. And, sure, it's a cartoon. But Rick and Morty's greatest value was its ability to wrap smart ideas in crude paper and relate them to basic tenets of humanity. The four episodes I watched try to return to that well, but with nothing new to say there's nothing that lands even close to the simple truth of "nobody exists on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere, were all going to die. Come watch TV..." even if that quote is nearly a decade old and, yes, pretty much cribbed from Nietzsche to begin with. We're left with a hangout show. A funny one with a few interesting ideas but plenty that have been done before, either internally or elsewhere (including an Easter episode where we figure out how Jesus and eggs mix). It's fine. It's totally enjoyable television. It's got more of a shut-your-brain-off and watch feel than any of the seven seasons that enjoyed it, and there's value to that. It's just, well, extremely familiar.
