The sixth season of “Rick and Morty” hasn’t even aired yet, but the Adult Swim team is already developing the eighth cycle of the acclaimed, award-winning animation.
In an interview with Inverse, producer James Siciliano revealed the good news and promised a shorter break between premieres of upcoming iterations.
“There is an incredible amount [de trabalho] that we have now. I don’t know what we can talk about, but in terms of production, we have season 6 coming out now and season 7 in production. We have the Season 8 Writers Room underway. So that’s 20 episodes in some production form and the new season that we’re dissecting,” he said.
Recall that the next cycle arrives on HBO Max on September 5th.
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Recently, the official titles of the new episodes have been released. However, more details about the upcoming chapters have not been revealed (via ComicBook.com).
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Bethic Twinstinct Ricktional Mortpoon’s Rickmas Mortcation Full Meta Jackrick Final Destination Rick: A Mort Well Lived Night Family A Rick in King Mortur’s Mort Solaricks Analyze Piss Juricksic Mort
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Check out the official synopsis:
“Rick and Morty are back!” Beginning just after the end of season five, the situation is complicated. Will they be able to experience new adventures? Or will they be swallowed by an ocean of piss? Who knows?! Piss! Family! Plot! Lots of dinosaurs! More piss! It will be another unforgettable season of your favorite series!
Remember that the first five seasons are now available on HBO Max.
The series was created by Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland.
The plot revolves around the dangerous adventures of Rick, an alcoholic genius scientist, and Morty, his seemingly naive grandson, who, through interdimensional travels with his grandfather, begins to realize how badly the world that surrounds him can be complex and how disastrous the cause-and-effect relationships are. can stay.
The cast includes the voices of Justin Roiland, Chris Parnell, Spencer Grammer and Sarah Chalke.