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We are officially halfway through Rick and Morty Season 9, which has been about as raunchy and whacky as ever. While Adult Swim has seen other fan favorites like Smiling Friends come and go in recent years, Rick and Morty is about as dependable as it gets for adult animated shows.
If you are eagerly anticipating what kind of hijinks will be on display this week, here is everything you need to know before Rick and Morty Season 9 Episode 6 drops:
Rick and Morty Season 9 Episode 6 will premiere on Adult Swim at 11 p.m. ET on Sunday, June 28. The episode, which is titled Erickerhead, will have a runtime around 22 minutes. It will be available to stream on HBO Max and Hulu, but not until Monday, July 20. Episodes are hitting streaming on a three-week delay, so Episode 3 will be the one arriving on HBO Max and Hulu on Monday, June 29.
As was the case with the past seven seasons, Season 9 will be 10 episodes long. It will run through the finale on Sunday, July 26.
(Warning: Spoilers for Rick and Morty Season 9 Episode 5 ahead.)
Rick and Morty has had a pretty stable cast over the years, barring Adult Swim cutting ties with co-creator and lead voice actor Justin Roiland in 2023. The two titular roles are now filled by separate people, as they were in Seasons 7 and 8. Here is a look at the recurring cast, as well as who they are playing:
Tom Kenny, Stephen Root and Kari Wahlgren have already made voice cameos in Season 9 so far, while other past featured players like Dan Harmon and Keith David have yet to appear. David’s President Curtis has his own spinoff show premiering in July, though, so he may not show up in the mainline series this season. Ed Helms, Rob Riggle, Keegan-Michael Key, Tilda Swinton, Owen Wilson and Ty Burrell are among the many celebrities who have cameoed this season, but their appearances were likely one-offs.
The first five episodes of Rick and Morty Season 9 have been pretty standard fare, from Rick’s self-sabotage and his inability to connect to Morty to Jerry being largely inept. There have been a few more call-backs to past lore, including Evil Morty’s appearance in the season premiere and Snowball’s return after 13 years in Episode 5. We haven’t gotten very many Summer or Beth-centered storylines thus far, but that could change soon.
Based on the lookahead to Season 9 Episode 6, we are going to start with Rick, Morty and Summer at some kind of intergalactic all-you-can-eat buffet. Rick eventually stumbles out and leaves with his grandkids via portal, ditching his futuristic space car on an alien planet. The episode’s synopsis is as follows:
“Rick’s stomach is mad, broh. But it’s all-you-can-eat-and-drink here, broh.”
Rick and Morty Season 9 Episode 6 will premiere at 11 p.m. ET on Sunday, June 28. The next four episodes will come out once per week at the same time.
Rick and Morty airs on the Adult Swim cable channel. Episodes are available the next day on HBO Max and Hulu, although the streaming premieres are on a three-week delay.
Adult Swim renewed Rick and Morty for Season 10 back in 2023, then through Season 12 in 2024. That will take the show through at least 2029, per Variety. There is also a President Curtis spinoff show slated to come out in July 2026.
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