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Rick and Morty Return Date and New Trailer

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Rick and Morty Return Date and New Trailer

New Rick and Morty trailer announces May return.

The wait might not be over, but at least we know how much longer it will be to watch the back half of Rick and Morty’s fourth season. During Adult Swim’s April Fool’s Day programming, they released an official trailer for the upcoming episodes.

Season Four will return on May 3, 2020 with five additional episodes. As seen in the trailer, it looks like we’ll see more of Snowball, the super intelligent dog in a robot suit, and Tammy Gueterman, the undercover Galactic Federation agent. Plus, we get the usual mayhem and comedy that we’re accustomed to.

Check out the official trailer below. Having problems hanging in there until May? Go rewatch the anime inspired short.

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