The long wait for Rick and Morty's third season is almost over. Creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon revealed tonight that new episodes will resume on Adult Swim starting Sunday, July 30.
The news came during a special live stream event, where Roiland and Harmon responded to various audience questions even as Harmon busied himself typing out a new script for the series (with plenty of audience input). In addition to the premiere date, they also confirmed that Season 3 will clock in at 10 episodes (the same length as Season 2).
Fans of the series will no doubt remember that Season 3 technically premiered already, with Adult Swim airing "The Rickshank Redemption" several times in a row on April 1 as an unexpected April Fool's Day joke. That episode was broadcast once again leading up to the live stream, though rumors that Roiland and Harmon would debut the next episode, "Rickmancing the Stone," turned out to be false. The good news is that they did reveal a new trailer for Season 3, which you can check out below:
At one point during the live stream, Roiland and Harmon even hinted that they've begun work on Season 4, though they quickly backtracked and admitted that their agents wouldn't be thrilled about them discussing the topic.
With just barely a month left until the return of Rick and Morty, check out our review of "The Rickshank Redemption" and find out why the series hasn't lost its edge during the long wait between seasons. And if you're a fan of Rocket League, find out how you can add some free Rick and Morty-themed items to the game beginning next week.
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