Rick and Morty Season 4 taken by Channel 4, Season 1-3 to be aired on Channel E4

Rick and Morty Season 4 is always a highly anticipated show since Season 3 took a long break in October 2017. It has notoriously taken a long break between both the seasons. So far, the animated has been on Adult Swim and Netflix but now it has been licensed by goliath network Channel 4. Is there any indication at the arrival of the much-awaited season?

Earlier this week, Rick and Morty Season 4 was declared to be aired in the United Kingdom exclusively on Channel 4. But unfortunately, the release date is still not officially announced. But fans must be glad to know that Channel 4 will air from Season 1 to 3 beginning in February on its sister Channel E4.

The release of Rick and Morty Season 4 can take place later this year. Looking at the premiere dates of the previous seasons, it is plausible to consider that the much- awaited season might be aired between July and December this year. Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon are known for taking extra time when it comes to premiering a new season.

Another good news for you is Justin Roiland revealed that they officially started production of Season 4, which will surely have 70 episodes and not less than this number. Even the first episode is said to pick up from Season 3 cliffhanger where it ended, mainly Evil Morty ruling the Citadel.

Fans expect a few guest appearances as there were in the previous season. Season 3 saw the cameos from Tony Hale, Christian Slater, Nathan Fillion, Susan Sarandon, Joel McHale, Peter Serafinowicz, Keith David to name a few. While considering fans' heightened interest from one season to other, we could see some more cameos in Rick and Morty Season 4.