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It's time for another very shwifty Thanksgiving when you watch Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 online tonight. And from the looks of things, Jerry's taking this as an opportunity to test his family — again. And it all comes at the heels of a very meta episode where Rick jumped into an arcade game to pull Morty out of Roy: A Life Well Lived.
Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 time and channel
Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 "Bethic Twinstinct" airs today (Sunday, Sept. 18) at 11 p.m. ET.
It's on Cartoon Network, during the AdultSwim block.
Episode 3 is one of the few Rick and Morty episodes to get a TV-MA rating, so expect even more intensity than usual. And that's following last week's adventure when Summer killed a bunch of aliens to save Rick and Morty from that game.
In the preview scene you can watch below, we see that Morty has a new game console, Rick is pulling off turkey transformations (again) and Jerry decides to make everyone very uncomfortable with an overly detailed description of how things would go if Beth ever leaves him or dies.
The episode's title "Bethic Twinstinct" gives us reason to think that the duality of Beth and Space Beth will be central to the episode. Maybe they'll be annoyed about how Summer and Rick have become even more video game obsessed as Morty.
So, here's everything you need to know to watch Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 online, and check out this trailer for the new episode:
How to watch Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 online from anywhere on Earth
If you're out of town and Rick and Morty isn't available to watch in your current location, you don't need to be thwarted by geo-fenced restrictions. But, with the help of a virtual private network (VPN), you can watch the new episode live no matter where you are.
Our pick for the best VPN (opens in new tab) is ExpressVPN (opens in new tab). It meets all the VPN needs and is easy to use and delivers fast internet speeds, making it simple to set up for streaming in no time at all. It also works on practically any device, starting with iOS and Android and including streaming devices such as the Amazon Fire TV Stick and Apple TV. Plus, game consoles like PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
How do I watch Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 online in the US?
In the U.S., episode 1 of Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 airs today (Sunday, Sept. 18) at 11 p.m. ET Eastern on Cartoon Network, during the Adult Swim after-hours block of programming.
If you've already cut the cord, you can watch Rick and Morty on some of the best cable TV alternatives, such as Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream. Notable by its absence is FuboTV.
Of these options, we recommend Sling TV (opens in new tab), one of the best streaming services. It's currently half off for the first month.
How can I watch Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 online in the UK
We've got good news. Unlike with previous seasons, Channel 4's 4oD will show Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 at the same time as the States.
How to watch Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 online in Canada
If you're in Canada, you're in luck, as you can likely watch Rick and Morty season 6 episode 3 at the same time as those in the U.S., 11 p.m. Eastern.
You're just going to need the STACKTV channel, and fortunately it's available on Amazon Prime Video Channels (opens in new tab). Americans visiting our neighbors in the great white north should look at ExpressVPN (opens in new tab) for watching it live on the service they already pay for.
How to watch watch Rick and Morty seasons 1-5
If you have paid cable, you can catch up on Rick and Morty by logging into Adult Swim's website and using your paid TV username and password. It's also on HBO Max and Hulu.
Rick and Morty is also available from Amazon Video (opens in new tab), where each season costs $9.99.
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