After an excruciatingly long season break, two years, to be exact, Rick and Morty is back with the fourth season. This time we have 10 episodes which will, unfortunately, be split into two halves,  the first five episodes of Rick and Morty is available on their channel, website, and app every Sunday and then the remaining five after the Holiday break. The episodes will eventually roll out to Netflix but not before the entire season has aired first. The first episode premiered on November 10th, 2019 in the US's cable television. Adult Swim is also streaming the episodes on their website right after it airs on TV. Simply go to the Adult Swim website and hit play, there is no signup required. Unfortunately, things aren't' that easy, if you live outside the United States. Read: How To Watch HBO NOW (Game of Thrones) Outside US Before we begin If you are in the U.S and own a cable subscription that has Adult Swim on it, you can watch Rick and Morty as it premiers, even if you're not in the US. You can access Adult Swim either through a website or an app. Just connect VPN on your computer or smartphone, log in to the Adult Swim app or website using the login credentials provided by TV service providers such as Comcast, DirecTV, and AT&T and watch the show. If you're unsure about the login credentials, contact your cable provider. If you are cord-cutter, you can get Hulu Live or YouTube Live, to watch Rick and Morty episode as they air. Watch Rick and Morty Season 4 outside of the US Other than Cable, Rick and Morty will stream for free on the Adult Swim website and app. While the website can be accessed on any device with a web browser, the app is available for Android, iOS, Apple TV, Fire TV, and Roku, but if you live outside the US, then the stream just shows a blocked page. To avoid this, we can use a quality VPN. Let's set it up on all the devices. adult swim website showing blocked page If you're going to stream the episodes on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, or iOS, then install a VPN app on those devices. However, if you want to watch the episodes on Apple TV, Fire TV, or Roku then you'll have to set up a VPN on your router. SDP window where the vpn is connected to the US server After setting up the VPN, connect it to the US server. Adult Swim streams the episodes on the website right after it airs on the TV. Or, you can visit the Adult Swim website and see when the episode will stream, as shown below. info on when the episode will premier Now, you can simply open the website or app on your device and start watching the show. Wubba Lubba Dub Dub. If the stream shows blocked again, clear the cookies and cache of the app and your web browser, and then reconnect the VPN. I tested it on all the devices and the Adult Swim website and app work fine. Come hang out with me on Twitter after watching the episode and we'll discuss all the new details, cool?