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The highly anticipated seventh season of “Rick and Morty,” the popular adult animated series, has been creating waves among fans with its intriguing new developments and the promise of more interdimensional misadventures. Here’s a detailed look at what to expect from the upcoming season, including release dates, cast changes, and storyline hints.
The premiere of “Rick and Morty” Season 7 was officially aired on Adult Swim in the United States on October 15, 2023, at 11 PM ET/PT. Following the premiere, new episodes were scheduled to release weekly on Sundays. This season, like its predecessors, consists of ten episodes, concluding on December 17, 2023. For UK fans, the show debuted slightly later, with episodes airing on E4 and Channel 4 every Tuesday, starting from October 17, 2023.
While the series continues to be a staple on Adult Swim, viewers in the UK can catch the new episodes on E4 and the streaming service Channel 4 shortly after their US release. As for the availability on Netflix UK, although an official release date has not been confirmed, it is expected to follow the pattern of previous seasons, potentially arriving in 2024.
The seventh season of “Rick and Morty” marks a significant change in its voice cast. Following the departure of co-creator Justin Roiland, who previously voiced the titular characters, new talent has stepped in. Ian Cardoni and Harry Belden have taken on the roles of Rick and Morty, respectively. Despite these changes, the transition has been smooth, with many fans noting that the new voices maintain the essence of the characters effectively.
The rest of the Smith family continues to be voiced by their original actors: Chris Parnell voices Jerry, Spencer Grammer returns as Summer, and Sarah Chalke as Beth. This continuity helps maintain the familial dynamic that fans have come to love over the seasons.
Season 7 continues to explore complex themes with its unique blend of humor, science fiction, and existential queries. The season kicked off with “How Poopy Got His Poop Back” and followed with episodes like “The Jerrick Trap” and “Air Force Wrong.” Each title hints at the quirky, unpredictable adventures that “Rick and Morty” is known for. The season also delves into deeper narratives, such as the pursuit of the villainous Rick Prime, adding layers to the overarching storyline.
One of the standout episodes, “Mort: Ragnarick,” involves characters like Bigfoot and takes the duo on an adventurous trip to the Vatican, showcasing the show’s continued creativity in blending mythical elements with sci-fi antics.
In the United States, aside from its primary network, Adult Swim, “Rick and Morty” is available for streaming on platforms like Hulu and HBO Max. Unfortunately for fans hoping to watch the new season on Netflix in the US, the show remains exclusive to Adult Swim and its current streaming partners.
In the UK, the series is not only available on E4 and Channel 4 but also expected to eventually make its way to Netflix UK, following the pattern of previous seasons. This provides ample opportunity for fans to catch up on the latest escapades of Rick and Morty at their convenience.