Rick and Morty Season 9: Episode Release Schedule

Here’s a quick look at the full release schedule with episode titles that have been confirmed so far:

• Episode 1: “There’s Something About Morty” – May 24
• Episode 2: “Ricks Days, Seven Nights” – May 31
• Episode 3: “Rick Fu Hustle” – June 7
• Episode 4: “A Ricker Runs Through It” – June 14
• Episode 5: “Jer Bud” – June 21
• Episode 6: “Erickerhead” – June 28
• Episode 7: “Mortgully: The Last Rickforest” – July 5
• Episode 8: “Rickuiem for a Dream” – July 12
• Episode 9: “Salute Your Morts” – July 19
• Episode 10: “Field of Dreams” – July 26

Unlike the usual trend of next-day streaming releases, Rick and Morty won’t be available to stream online until after the full season has aired on Adult Swim.

During Season 8, fans had to wait a full three months for the season to appear on HBO Max. This time around, however, Adult Swim has already confirmed that episodes of Season 9 will become available to stream on both HBO Max and Hulu (in the U.S.) on June 15. New episodes will likely arrive on the streaming service in batches through the end of the season.

If you want to watch the new episodes online before then, you’ll need a live TV streaming service that includes access to Adult Swim.

How Many More Seasons Are There?

Rick and Morty was renewed for a whopping 70 episodes all the way back in 2018, soon after the show’s third season. The series got yet another renewal in 2024, bringing the current total to 12 seasons.

After Season 9, then, there’s at least 30 more episodes left to go. I’m sure we’ll be hearing more about those future plans when voice actors Ian Cardoni and Harry Belden make an appearance at IGN Live in early June.

Blythe (she/her) is an Audience Development Coordinator at IGN who, when she isn’t following streaming news, spends way too much time in character customization screens and tracking down collectibles.