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Just when you thought your mind had recovered from the Council of Ricks, Evil Morty, and the time when Rick dated an entire planet, the duo is back again. So when will the next Season of Rick and Morty release? Season 8 of Rick and Morty is releasing soon, and this time, again, they are bringing the fun and mind-bending twists of the multiverse.

Season 8 will make you revisit the tangled timelines, heavy existential crises, and some decisions that will make you laugh or hold your head. Adult Swim announced its premiere date on April Fools’ Day, but no, it’s not a joke. So, get ready for another interdimensional journey because we’re about to tell everything that every Rick and Morty fan needs to know.

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The show’s creators, Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland,...

Rick and Morty's Beth actor offers an encouraging production update on Season 8 of the adult animated sci-fi sitcom ahead of the anticipated Season 7 finale.

Speaking with Screen Rant, Sarah Chalke addressed the status of Beth after the character featured less prominently in Season 7. While Chalke admits uncertainty about Beth and her future direction, she confirmed Season 8 of Rick and Morty has already been penned as she and her castmates await a recording schedule. "It's written, but we haven't read them yet, we just get them a little bit before," she said. "You know, we get the scripts as we go, and it's always fun to kind of get to see what you're going to be doing. I have such a good time every recording. Whatever Beth or Space Beth is doing, I'm here for it."

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While cartoons are not the best places to go looking for relationship goals, some of the worst couples in animated television history would leave viewers wondering whether romance exists at all. Cartoons are not known for being romantic. Characters like Pepe Le Pew and Betty Boop got into their fair share of romantic entanglements, but as a medium, animation is primarily known for its comedic potential. Despite this, there are some truly great cartoon couples whose chemistry is just as consistent as their live-action counterparts. Futurama’s Fry and Leela are as complex as any other sitcom couple, while Homer and Marge Simpson have shared some truly poignant moments.

However, just as the funniest cartoon characters ever have their woeful equivalents, there are also some truly odious animated TV couples who counterbalance the aforementioned sweethearts. Adult animated comedies often feature a bitter, cynical brand of humor that lends itself well to dysfunctional,...