Rick and Morty fans rejoice because the official trailer for season nine has been released. So grab your portal guns and get ready for some hilarious adventurous with Rick Sanchez and Morty.
For those who don’t know, Rick and Morty tells a story about scientist and his grandson who go on interstellar and dimensional adventures. The series is known for its dark comedy, cosmic adventure, and family dysfunction. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the season will run for ten episodes and doesn’t hesitate to show us new characters that could leave a lasting impact on those who watch the series. The trailer shows many scenes that are out of order and out of context and it paints a picture as to what we can expect for this season. For instance, there is a scene where Beth and Summer are fighting the couch, while there is another scene that mentions “breakfast drugs.” Near the end of the trailer the narrator says, “Anything is possible, when everything is possible,” this briefly summarizes what will be in store for us for the ninth season.
The cast consists of Chris Parnell (American Dad!, My Adventures with Superman), Spencer Grammer (Isla Monstro, Solar Opposites), Sarah Chalke (Scrubs, Playdate), Kari Wahlgren (Invincible, Robogobo), Maurice LaMarche (High on Life 2, Zootopia 2), Tom Kenny (Spongebob SquarePants, Family Guy), Dan Harmon (Krapopolis, Multiversus), Ryan Ridley (High on Life 2, Krapopolis), Nolan North (Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft, Transformers: EarthSpark), Brandon Johnson (Krapopolis, Roborockalypse), Ian Cardoni (No Evidence of Man, Romeo is a Dead Man), Harry Belden (Multiversus, Christmas Again), Rob Schrab (The Kali Kazoo Show, Ghosted), Nick Reczynski (Solar Opposites, Mike Tyson Mysteries), Echo Kellum (The Chit Show, Very Important People), Eric Bauza (Tiny Toons Looniversity, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie), and Phil Hendrie (Futurama, The Jeff Richards Show).
The season is set to premiere on May 11, 2026. In the meantime you can watch the previous seasons of the show on HBO Max in order to get caught up for the main event.