Dan Harmon

Regardless of your feeling on Sunday’s Game of Thrones finale, Rick and Morty kept the fire burning with an Adult Swim jab at the show’s writing. Bosses have since come forth to distance themselves from the network bumper, and co-creator Dan Harmon now claims the bit was “tragically tacky.”

Rick and Morty may quest forever in search of the elusive Mulan Szechuan sauce, but creator Justin Roiland has finally gotten his wish. The show’s staff assembled to enjoy the 1998 sauce gifted to them by McDonald’s, and the reviews are in.

The “Peak TV” problem is an endless one, and streaming service after streaming service seems to spin off its own channel and packages. NBC’s Seeso at least had a more specific comedy focus, but is now confirmed to be shutting down, leaving numerous shows homeless.

Community seems to have become a series we remember more by GIFs and breakout stars, especially as Donald Glover adds so many other iconic roles to his profile. Community itself outlasted him by a season and a half, but as creator Dan Harmon now admits, Glover’s exit was “the death of the show.”

The power of the internet turned Rick and Morty’s obscure gag about discontinued McDonald’s sauce into an epic, inter-dimensional quest involving the fast-food chain’s top chef, and may soon empty your wallet. One of the four special bottles created for the series is retailing on eBay for thousands of dollars.

It’s hard to believe Rick and Morty Season 3 is finally upon us (for real), but even July 30 seems too far away. Go inside the first two episodes with new featurettes, including a Mad Max-type world, and sneak a peek at the new opening credits!

Guest stars are something of an afterthought when it comes to the sci-fi madness of Rick and Morty, but Season 3 won’t be without familiar voices. Not only will co-creator Dan Harmon stage another Community homage of sorts, but Susan freaking Sarandon will also lend her voice.

At long last, our national nightmare has ended. Well, begun, in that Rick and Morty Season 3 seems like the darkest year yet, but we at least finally know the summer premiere for new episodes, as revealed in a bonkers first trailer.

Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon took the weekend to reassure fans that conflicts with creator Justin Roiland weren’t to blame for Season 3’s delay, and now intends to show it. The two will apparently convene for a special Rick and Morty live event this week, and our curiosity is piqued.

Rick and Morty has yet to set a Season 3 debut, even as the April Fools premiere promised a “summer” airdate. The delay once again spun rumors of cancellation and infighting, to which co-creator Dan Harmon now offers a lengthy and “less dramatic” explanation that they were “scared” to let down fans.