Dan Harmon Shares His Hopes for the ‘Rick and Morty’ Movie
Rick and Morty wrapped up its ninth season over the weekend, and there are at least three more seasons currently in the works. The show’s first proper spin-off, President Curtis, just debuted and was swiftly renewed for a second season. But even with all that Rick and Morty bounty, fans still want to know: what’s up with the movie?
- ▪Rick and Morty wrapped up its ninth season over the weekend, and there are at least three more seasons currently in the works.
- ▪The show’s first proper spin-off, President Curtis, just debuted and was swiftly renewed for a second season.
- ▪But even with all that Rick and Morty bounty, fans still want to know: what’s up with the movie?
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Rick and Morty wrapped up its ninth season over the weekend, and there are at least three more seasons currently in the works. The show’s first proper spin-off, President Curtis, just debuted and was swiftly renewed for a second season. But even with all that Rick and Morty bounty, fans still want to know: what’s up with the movie? Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon, who’s no stranger to that question as it applies to Community, is probably already a little tired of being asked about the Adult Swim show’s big-screen debut. All we really know about it is that Rick and Morty veteran Jacob Hair is aboard as director. But that won’t stop Harmon from giving delightfully enticing answers about the film’s potential.
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