When Did Rick And Morty Season 2 Come Out

Okay, let's talk Rick and Morty. Specifically, Season 2. When did it actually bless our screens?

I know, I know. It feels like a lifetime ago. My memory's a bit like Rick's portal gun: occasionally misfires and sends me to a weird dimension.

The "Official" Answer

According to the internet (and who are we to argue with the internet?), Rick and Morty Season 2 premiered on July 26, 2015. Seems legit.

And it ended on October 4, 2015. A lovely summer/fall run, full of existential dread and hilarious adventures.

But… does that really capture the essence of the experience?

My Unpopular Opinion (Brace Yourselves)

Here's where I get controversial. Maybe. It's possible only my cat agrees with me.

Rick and Morty Season 2 didn't just come out in 2015. It continues to come out in our hearts and minds, every time we re-watch it!

Think about it. The jokes, the themes, the sheer brilliance… they're timeless. That's some serious replay value, people.

The Endless Re-Watch

We've all been there. Scrolling aimlessly through streaming services. Suddenly, BAM! "Get Schwifty" pops into your head.

Next thing you know, you're three episodes deep into Season 2. You are once again experiencing the sweet joy of Birdperson and Tammy's wedding (or, well, its aftermath).

Is it really 2015 anymore? No! It's wherever Rick and Morty is playing.

It’s a personal time warp. A pocket dimension of genius humor.

Beyond the Broadcast Date

The release date is just a marker. A point on the timeline.

But the impact? The memes? The quotes that we still use today? Those live on.

“Wubba Lubba Dub Dub!” is practically a universal greeting now.

The Real Question, Then…

Isn’t the more important question not when Season 2 came out, but how many times have you re-watched it?

Be honest. No judgment. (Okay, maybe a little judgment if you haven't seen it at all. Go watch it!).

Seriously, though. It's more than just a TV show. It's a cultural phenomenon.

So, while technically Rick and Morty Season 2 premiered in 2015, in our hearts, it’s always coming out. Over and over. And over.

That, my friends, is the beauty of a truly great show.

And let's be real, Rick and Morty is a truly great show. Don't @ me.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go re-watch "Total Rickall." Goodbye!