For all we know, it could be from a random scene that’ll be inserted into the new opening credits montage. The two are seen wearing crop top versions of their regular shirts to show off their impossibly cut abs. Yes! Both Morty and Rick are “ripped and ready” in the first image from Season 6, as teased on Twitter. Here’s the first look at Rick and Morty Season 6. Co-showrunner Justin Roiland has previously theorized to Inverse that Adult Swim could drop a new episode each month to “make it a big event.” Is there a Rick and Morty Season 6 teaser photo? Season 5 ran almost continuously before taking a month-long break ahead of the two-part season finale, whereas Season 4 was split neatly in two with almost six months between. The real question now is what sort of airing schedule we’ll get. We previously predicted that Season 6 would begin airing by fall 2022, which is 100 percent accurate. From hereon out, it seems likely that there’ll be a year gap between every season. That means there was about a year break between the Season 4 finale and the Season 5 premiere - which is exactly what’s happening yet again.
Then it was on a month-long hiatus before the two-part Season 5 finale in September 2021.
It was just over a full year until Season 5 ran throughout summer 2021. The first half of Season 4 aired from November to December 2019. This is more or less matching the pace of production with the last few seasons. During November 2021’s Adult Swim festival, the network confirmed that Season 6 was on track for release sometime during 2022, and it’ll make good on that promise. That’s almost a year to the day since Season 5 wrapped up and notably the first time a season will begin in September.īack in May 2018, Adult Swim ordered 70 more Rick and Morty episodes, and since then, the pace of production has become much more streamlined. Mark your calendars because Adult Swim announced on Jthat Rick and Morty Season 6 would “premiere globally and across the multiverse” on Sunday, Septemat 11 p.m. Rick and Morty settle in to watch some TV.
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