For years, Rick and Morty fans had been clamoring for the show to dive into more of its universe’s biggest mysteries. The likes of Evil Mo🌳rty and Space Beth, however, were largely left to one side꧅ in favor of standalone stories and wacky adventures.

That all changed🌠 with Rick and Morty’s fifth s💧eason, which culminated in a premiere that brought much of the show’s simmering plotlines together. The sixth season picked up where it left off, introducing a more canon-heavy and serialized approach to storytelling.

So, will Rick and Morty stick to its (portal) guns when it comes to canon? Ahead of the return of the sixth season, we spo𝓰ke to co-creator Justin Roiland and producer Scott Marder about whether the series will continue to bu𒊎ild off its previous episodes – or ignore them entirely.

"I've always loved the canonical side of the show. Like I've always felt really passionate and excited about tha🎀t," Roiland says. "T🔥here are consequences that roll over, that’s always been such an exciting element of the show. I personally love it and we’ve managed to build a thing that allows us to do really fun, episodic stuff and still get away with the kind of crazy canonical [stuff]."

That mix of episodic entries and canonica❀l callbacks is something that will continue for 🀅the rest of the sixth season.

As Scott Marder teases, "The stuff that we’re doing in season six, which feels like a real sweet spot, is a mix [of canon and standalone]. Every episo𝔉de is not ignoring the one that came before or after it and they’re all kind of building on each other to what I think will be a satisfying finale."

Marder also reveals that some of the groundwork laid in its more canon-heavy episodes (which the producer confirm🥂s has put Evil Mor🙈ty "to bed for a little bit") will be picked up years down the line.

He says, "I feel like the stuff that we came up with in [the season six premiere], we're still de💙aling with and tracking in season eight which we're in the middle o꧙f writing."

Season 6 of Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty is returning later this November to E4 and All 4. For more on our interviews with Marder and co-creator Justin Roiland, here's 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:why the show is ♚continuing to embrace canon and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:a tease of the show'꧑s anime spin-off.