Rick and Morty Team Breaks Down Season 7 Finale in New Video

Rick and Morty has officially brought Season 7's run to an end with Adult Swim as the final episode of the new season airing this past Sunday evening, and the team behind it all has opened up about everything that went down in that wild finale! With previous episodes already featuring some massive moments with Evil Morty's return to the series and Rick Prime's ultimate defeat, there had been a question over what could be coming in the finale. And as fans have seen, it was a deep dive into what makes Morty tick as it revealed his worst fears. 

Rick and Morty Season 7 Episode 10, "Fear No Mort," saw Morty jump into a Fear Hole as he was battling not only his fears of his adventures with Rick someday coming to their end, but what he means to Rick as a whole as well. It was an eye-opening character study for fans who have been sticking around for seven seasons, and series co-creator Dan Harmon, executive producers James Siciliano and Albro Lundy, writer Heather Anne Campbell, and director Eugen Huang broke down how they brought it all to life. 

How to Watch Rick and Morty Season 7

Rick and Morty Season 7 has officially come to an end, and you can currently find the episodes with Adult Swim's official website (with a paid cable subscription). For fans waiting on the official streaming release of the new season, thankfully it won't be too much longer as Rick and Morty Season 7 will be streaming with Max on January 22nd next year. Rick and Morty Season 8 is currently in the works, but has yet to announce a release date or window. Rick and Morty: The Anime is on track for a release in 2024. 

As for what to expect from Rick and Morty Season 7 as a whole, Adult Swim teases the new episodes as such, "Rick and Morty are back and sounding more like themselves than ever! It's season seven, and the possibilities are endless: what's up with Jerry? EVIL Summer?! And will they ever go back to the high school?! Maybe not! But let's find out! There's probably less piss than last season. 'Rick and Morty,' 100 years! Or at least until season 10!" 

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