How to watch Rick and Morty season 6 in the UK

Rick and Morty will be available to watch in the UK on Mondays at 4am after the sixth season premiered this morning. This is to coincide with the American broadcast of 11pm Eastern Time on Sundays.

The popular adult cartoon will air weekly on E4 in the UK before becoming available to watch on All 4 following each episode’s conclusion. For those in need of a refresher of season 5’s goings-on, All 4 currently has episodes 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10 on its platform, while Netflix has the entirety of the first five seasons available to binge watch.

After building a cult following since being created in 2013, mad scientist Rick and grandson Morty look poised to further explore the show’s multiverse and various realities. The current season is part of a 70-episode renewal in 2018, with this agreement likely to secure the sitcom’s future through to at least a 10th season.

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Keen fans of Rick and Morty will have to rise early to catch the first broadcasts of each episode. New instalments premiere weekly in the UK on Mondays at 4am as the new season simulcasts globally.

These will air on E4 before being made available to watch anytime on the Channel 4 website. The first episode, called Solaricks, first aired on Monday September 5 before following the weekly schedule.

Keeping with tradition since the second season, the sixth season of Rick and Morty will have 10 episodes. After beginning on September 5, the final episode, titled Juricksic Mort, is expected to bring things to a close on Monday November 7 unless they opt for a mid-season break.

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