Rick and Morty Season 8 Streams New Episodes

What began as just another adult animated series quickly evolved into a cultural phenomenon. Rick and Morty's signature blend of absurd sci-fi adventures and biting social commentary has cemented its status as a modern classic. From its now-iconic Pickle Rick moment to complex multiverse storytelling, the show consistently pushes creative boundaries while delivering razor-sharp humor.

What to Expect in Season 8

The upcoming season appears to balance standalone adventures with continuity from previous seasons. While fan-favorite episodes like "Ricklantis Mix-Up" may receive follow-ups, early reviews suggest a return to the show's episodic parody format that made earlier seasons so beloved.

Streaming Guide for New Episodes

Mark your calendars for the season premiere live on Adult Swim at 11pm EST Sunday, May 25. For time-shifted viewing, the complete season arrives on Max starting September 1.

Season 8 Episode Lineup

The 10-episode season maintains the show's standard episode count, with new installments debuting weekly:

• "Summer of All Fears" - May 25
• "Valkyrick" - June 1
• "The Rick, the Mort, and the Ugly" - June 8
• "The Last Temptation of Jerry" - June 15
• "Cryo Mort a Rickver" - June 22
• "The Curicksous Case of Bethjamin Button" - June 29
• "Ricker Than Fiction" - July 6
• "Nomortland" - July 13
• "Morty Daddy" - July 20
• "Hot Rick" - July 27

Series Longevity and Future Plans

With an initial 70-episode order and additional renewals, Rick and Morty has secured its future through at least Season 12. Given the show's consistent annual production cycle, fans can likely anticipate Season 9 arriving in 2026.

Where to Stream Previous Seasons

For series newcomers or those wanting a refresher, the complete collection currently streams on Max. Physical media collectors can purchase individual season DVDs.

Voice Cast Highlights

The principal cast returns with:

• Ian Cardoni as Rick Sanchez
• Harry Belden as Morty Smith
• Sarah Chalke as Beth Smith
• Chris Parnell as Jerry Smith
• Spencer Grammer as Summer Smith
• Jon Allen as Mr. Poopybutthole

While guest stars remain unannounced, the show's tradition of surprise celebrity cameos will likely continue.