US EditionRick and Morty Season 9 Release Date Set for May With First-Look Images
Season 9 of Rick and Morty will be available in over 170 countries and 42 languages, with episodes purchasable digitally the day after the U.S. premiere, Adult Swim said.
- On May 24, Season 9 premieres at 11 p.m. ET on Adult Swim, with the premiere episode available to buy digitally the following day.
- Adult Swim president Michael Ouweleen said the show's return reflects its sustained popularity and creative momentum from Dan Harmon and Scott Marder.
- First-Look images show a mix of domestic and multiversal set pieces, with Ian Cardoni, Harry Belden, Sarah Chalke, Chris Parnell and Spencer Grammer starring and Scott Marder serving as showrunner.
- The season will also be distributed in over 170 countries in 42 languages, and the full season will be available to stream in the U.S. beginning Aug. 31.
- Dan Harmon says Season 9 includes an ambitious idea he's long wanted to attempt, with a Keith David-led President Andre Curtis spinoff and the series renewed through season 12.
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Rick and Morty season 9 finally gets a release date in wild first look reveal
Adult Swim’s hit animated series Rick and Mortyalternates between bizarre, meta-humor driven standalone adventures and complex multiverse-focused storylines that explore family trauma and nihilism. Adult Swim president Michael Ouweleen promises plenty of both when the show returns for its ninth season on May 24.
Rick and Morty Season 9 Release Date Set for May With First-Look Images
Rick and Morty is warping in for Season 9 with a premiere date of May 24, 2026.Adult Swim announced its long-running sci-fi comedy show will officially return with a new batch of episodes starting this summer. The update comes with a reminder that the series continues to rake in viewers, promising to premiere in more than 170 countries in 42 languages at 11 p.m. ET/PT. New episodes will be available to purchase digitally the day following their …
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