Rick and Morty season 7 release schedule: How to watch

So far, the season has brought with it new voice actors, action, plenty of Easter eggs and cameo appearances.

But the penultimate episode saw Rick and Morty grapple with some of life's larger questions about the afterlife.

The episode was typically hilarious, but also saw the titular pair taking on newfound enemies. We also found out that Rick had actually killed Jerry repeatedly to try and find evidence of heaven's existence.

The season, of course, has already dealt with the shock death of Rick's biggest enemy, Rick Prime, in episode 5, but it remains to be seen just how the run will wrap up.

Episode 9, titled Mort: Ragnarick, is out now on Adult Swim and focuses on Rick, Morty and Bigfoot heading to the Vatican.

Naturally, fans are clamouring for episode 10 to see what unfolds next. So, without further ado, here are all the details on when fans can expect the next episode of Rick and Morty season 7 to air on Adult Swim and Channel 4 – as well as speculation on the Netflix UK launch.

How many episodes are in Rick and Morty season 7?

Following the pattern of previous seasons, season 7 of Rick and Morty has been confirmed to have 10 episodes. The episode titles will be as follows:

• How Poopy Got His Poop Back
• The Jerrick Trap
• Air Force Wrong
• That's Amorte
• Unmortricken
• Rickfending Your Mort
• Wet Kuat Amortican Summer
• Rise of the Numbericons: The Movie
• Mort: Ragnarick
• Fear No Mort

Rick and Morty season 7 release schedule

Rick and Morty season 7 episode 1 premiered on Adult Swim in the US on 15th October at 11pm ET/PT, with new episodes airing weekly on Sundays.

The release schedule in the US is as follows, with the UK rollout being only slightly behind – as episodes drop over here on Tuesdays, two days after their stateside debut.

1. How Poopy Got His Poop Back – Sunday 15th October (out now)
2. The Jerrick Trap – Sunday 22nd October (out now)
3. Air Force Wrong – Sunday 29th October (out now)
4. That's Amorte – Sunday 5th November (out now)
5. Unmortricken – Sunday 12th November (out now)
6. Rickfending Your Mort – Sunday 19th November (out now)
7. Wet Kuat Amortican Summer – Sunday 26th November (out now)
8. Rise of the Numbericons: The Movie – Sunday 3rd December (out now)
9. Mort: Ragnarick – Sunday 10th December (out now)
10. Fear No Mort – Sunday 17th December

Is Rick and Morty season 7 coming to Netflix UK?

UK fans will be pleased to know that the new season of Rick and Morty will be coming to E4 and free streaming service Channel 4 (formerly All4), with episode 1 having arrived at 10pm on Tuesday 17th October.

Rick and Morty instalments have historically landed on Netflix UK after they've premiered and had an exclusive window on Channel 4. However, an official Netflix UK release date is yet to be confirmed.

Season 6 aired on E4 in the UK in September 2022 before arriving on Netflix UK in June 2023, so if season 7 follows the same pattern, fans could expect it to land on Netflix UK sometime in 2024.

How else can I watch Ricky and Morty season 7 in the UK?

As well as airing on E4 in the UK, season 7 is also available on demand via Channel 4 (the confusingly-named free streaming service, not the broadcast channel).

New episodes arrive on E4 and Channel 4 weekly, with season 7 episode 9 – titled Mort: Ragnarick – due to be released on Tuesday 12th December 2023.

Will Rick and Morty season 7 be on Netflix US?

Rick and Morty is exclusive to Adult Swim and only streaming on Hulu and HBO Max.

As a result, as with previous seasons, Rick and Morty season 7 is unlikely to ever become available on Netflix in the US.

Rick and Morty season 7 is releasing weekly on E4. Season 6 is available now on Netflix. Sign up for Netflix from £4.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.

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