‘Rick and Morty' Season 3 Release Date, Plot Spoilers & More Details
Ever since that "Rick and Morty" Season 3 premiere fans continue to anticipate the release of more episodes. The creators have been mum on details, especially on the release date, but at least they gave fans something to look forward to through little teases.
Fans are in for a long wait for the return of "Rick and Morty" Season 3, following the premiere release on April 1. The rest of the season's episodes do not air until Summer, that is sometime between June and August.
Regardless, fans have more episodes to watch when the show returns. According to Den of Geek, "Rick and Morty" Season 3 has 14 episodes, unlike Season 1 and 2, which only had 11 and 10 episodes respectively.
Likewise, the good news is the writers have completed all episodes in "Rick and Morty" Season 3, according to NME. Ryan Ridley and Dan Guterman wrote Episode 7, newcomer Jessica Gao wrote Episode 3 and Erica Rosbe and Sarah Carbiener on Episode 4. The delay on the release now lies on the animation.
Ahead of the show's returns on air, fans can start guessing what Episode 2 is about based on its title. The creators revealed that "Rick and Morty" Season 3 Episode 2 is called "Rickmancing the Stone," which could be anything related to Rick and his intergalactic adventures. Now that he is out of prison, it is safe to say that he is back to more crazy adventures with his grandson Morty. Perhaps viewers will see more of Rick's backstory and explore the changes that happened after the Galactic Federation ruled Earth.
Speculations are rife that "Rick and Morty" Season 3 will feature an evil Morty. There is a chance that this could be true, given how the premiere episode ended. To recap, Rick escaped jail and ended up at the Citadel of Ricks. Fans may remember that evil Morty (with the eye patch) is the mastermind of this operation.
Likewise, showrunner Justin Roiland teased the return of evil Morty through a concept art for "Rick and Morty" Season 3. He shared an image that hinted at the return of the multidimensional Morty. The art shows Rick along with three versions of his grandson, and the one sitting on the floor certainly looks evil.