Adult Swim has renewed Rick And Morty through season 12

Reminding us all that the money printer actually works Brrr, Adult Swim announced the renewal today at New York Comic-Con Rick and Morty for two more seasons, bringing the series total to 12. For those keeping track at home, the series is currently between its seventh and eighth seasons as it continues to fulfill a massive multi-year episode order the network gave it in 2018. (Remember what? Rick and Morty was like back in 2017/2018? Those were the days of Szechuan sauce Nuts.)

Some people might argue that renewing a series two seasons ahead of schedule when it already has three unaired seasons might be a bit overkill. But some people may not understand how big a stake the Adult Swim brand has Rick and Morty Is. The show has already survived the firing of creator and star Justin Roiland, with showrunning duties now in the hands of Dan Harmon and Scott Marder, while Rick and Morty are now voiced by Ian Cardoni and Harry Belden, respectively. They won’t let this ship sink anythingand this new two-season signing is just further proof.

Harmon and Marder, who attended the show’s appearance at Comic-Con, basically said as much, albeit in a reasonable manner Rick and Morty Ways: “Nobody wants a universe without Rick and Morty,” Harmon claimed. “Fortunately, the list of destinations remains endless.” Meanwhile, Marder enthused: “I couldn’t be prouder to have taken on this baton of my life.” Rick and Mortyis the fourth season and brings us to the 10th season. The fact that we can now go beyond this is a gift that I can’t wait to give to our fans. Rick and Morty – a hundred years – forever!” (Meanwhile, we can’t help but notice that the First five seasons of Rick and Morty came out over the course of seven years, meaning the next five seasons could potentially extend the series into 2030. There’s a thought!) For now, Season 8 won’t hit TV until sometime in 2025.