Fast food chain Wendy’s renewed its sponsorship deal with Adult Swim’s Rick & Morty.

As part of the deal, Wendy’s will be setting up a pop-up drive through restaurant--dubbed Morty’s--in Los Angeles to mark Global Rick and Morty Day on Sunday, when the animated series starts season five.

The menu will include a limited-edition Pickle Rick Pickle Frosty.

“We’re big fans of Rick and Morty and continuing another season with our partnership with entertainment powerhouse Adult Swim,” said Carl Loredo, chief marketing officer for Wendy’s. “We love finding authentic ways to connect with this passionate fanbase and are excited to extend the Rick and Morty experience into our menu, incredible content and great delivery deals all season long."

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Wendy’s will also be serving two new show themed Mello Yello soft-drink mixes--Portal Time Lemon Lime and Berry-Jerry-boree--in Coca-Cola Freestyle machines in Wendy’s locations. 

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“Wendy’s is such a great partner, we had to continue our cosmic journey with them,” said Tricia Melton, CMO of Warner Bros. global kids, young adults and classics. “Thanks to them and Coca-Cola, fans can celebrate Rick and Morty Day with a Portal Time Lemon Lime in one hand and a Berry-Jerry-boree in the other. And to quote the wise Rick Sanchez from season four, we looked right into the bleeding jaws of capitalism and said, yes daddy please.”

Rick and Morty fans can also score free delivery from Wendy’s in-app from June 17 – July 1, no minimum purchase necessary.

The continued partnership will bring Wendy’s fans nationwide “fresh” access to Rick and Morty across a variety of touchpoints including the restaurant pop-up, in-store branding, and new custom content on linear and digital to celebrate Global Rick and Morty Day and the premiere of season five.

“Wendy’s and Adult Swim’s partnership has brought content to fans in the most authentic and creative ways beginning with our Adult Swim Festival in 2019,” said Katrina Cukaj, lead of ad sales & partnerships, WarnerMedia. “We are thrilled to continue growing our relationship with Wendy’s for a second year to reach consumers across multiple platforms in bigger and more exciting ways.”

Adult Swim said it is producing four new digital short series based on existing series Rick and Morty, Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell, Robot Chicken and Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

Each mini spin-off series will have 8 to 10 episodes and will be available globally across digital platforms, the network said during the WarnerMedia upfront Wednesday.

“We see it as our mission to put something hilarious within a fingers’ swipe of anyone on the planet,” said Michael Ouweleen, president of Adult Swim. “These shorts are a way to meet the next generation of Adult Swim fans where they are, while giving our creators another format to play in and innovate around.”

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The series are:

The Vindicators, starring Rick and Morty characters Vance Maximus, Alan Rails, Crocubot and Noob Noob, who fight crime, avert genocides, and yuk it up. The Vindicators is executive produced by Erica Rosbe, Sarah Carbiener, Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland. 

Alabama Jackson is based on a character invented at a Robot Chicken San Diego Comic Con panel by actor Donald Faison. Faison plays the smooth talking time traveller, who lands in the wrong place at the wrong time every time. The series is created by Donald Faison and Produced by Stoopid Buddy Stoodios.

Aquadonk Side Pieces is the long-awaited continuation of Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Fans will learn what happens in the later lives of various side characters and villains such as The Mooninites, The Plutonians, MC Pee Pants, The Frat Aliens, Happy Time Harry, Handbanana, and The Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past. Aquadonk Side Pieces was created by Matt Maiellaro and Dave Willis. The new series will premiere later this year.

Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell will return for a fifth season as the digital short Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell: The Animated Series. The cast returns for the workplace comedy set in Hades with Satan as the boss. A Williams Street production, the show is created by Casper Kelly and Dave Willis. 

Season five of the animated hit Rick and Morty will have its premiere on June 20, and Adult Swim is looking to make a big deal out of it.

The AT&T-owned cable network is “officially” declaring June 20 as Rick and Morty Day, an occasion that will be marked all around the world.

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Adult Swim will mark Rick and Morty Day with sneak peeks, behind the scenes footage and special surprises across TV, digital, and social.

For those unfamiliar, Rick is a sociopathic scientist who drags his timid grandson Morty into dangerous adventures across the universe. What could go wrong?

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The show stars Justin Roiland, Sarah Chalke, Chris Parnell, and Spencer Grammer. 

Rick and Morty was created by Dan Harmon and Roiland, who also serve as executive producers.

Adult Swim knows what side of the bread its butter is on, and the best way to help Rick & Morty fans get it there.

The AT&T network, along with Warner Bros. Consumer Products and Digital Dream Labs, is rolling out a Butter Robot--invented by Rick in an episode of the animated hit. The robot’s only purpose is to deliver butter to Rick on the dinner table--a mission that causes the robot existential angst and made it a fan favorite.

The robot was unveiled to fans at the Adult Swim Festival.

“Our partnership with Digital Dream Labs gave us the opportunity to deliver the creative storytelling of Rick and Morty in an incredibly unexpected way that we believe will not only resonate with fans, but ultimately deepen their engagement with the property,” said Robert Oberschelp, senior VP, global brand product, Warner Bros. Consumer Products. “The Butter Robot is not only innovative, but a really fun way to pass the butter.”

With its lifelike movement and trademark voice, the Butter Robot is sure to deliver hours of fun, all while its complex “emotion engine” creates unique interactions as it struggles with a need for purpose.

The limited Butter Robot will be available for purchase during the holidays. It can be purchased here for $147 during a pre-order window.

"The partnership with Adult Swim has been one of the coolest we've ever done at Digital Dream Labs. We're all huge fans of Rick and Morty and collaborating with the show creators has been great. We’re all very eager for fans of the show to meet the Butter Robot,” said Dr. Jacob Hanchar, co-founder & CEO of Digital Dream Labs.

Of course, the Butter Robot will deliver butter. But wait there’s more.

A complex “emotion engine” allows the Butter Robot to react to influences from its environment and adapt to become more “self-aware” over time while choosing to “rebel" against commands and exhibit independence.

Using the complimentary mobile app, fans can select from three control modes (direct control, coding, passing) to relay a variety of commands to their robot companion.

The Butter Robot will listen for and respond to the phrase “Pass the Butter” and will react by passing its butter stick to the fan who spoke.

Direct control mode allows fans to experience life from the robot's perspective, “driving" the Butter Robot and performing pre-programmed animations (dances, picking up the butter), all while watching from its integrated camera. In coding mode, fans can use block coding to relay a series of commands to the Butter Robot.

In addition to passing the butter, Butter Robot has a combination of mechanical designs that allow it to move its head, torso and arms like a human.

The Butter Robot’s voice is identical to the one in the show. It can interact with its surrounding or deliver phrases relayed through its mobile app’s text-to-voice feature.

HBO's fantasy series His Dark Materials and the return of Showtime's Shameless highlight  shows making their debuts during the week of Nov. 4. 

His Dark Materials, debuting Nov. 4, is based on the novel series of the same name by Phillip Pullman and follows a young woman from another world who --on a quest to find her kidnapped friend -- encounters extraordinary beings and dangerous secrets, according to HBO.

Also this week, Showtime's Emmy-winning comedy series Shameless, starring William H. Macy, will mark its 10th season premiere on Nov. 10. 

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting this week on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

Nov. 5 -- The End of the F***ing World (returning series) -- Netflix

Nov. 5 -- She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (returning animation series) -- Netflix

Nov. 6 -- The Apollo (documentary) -- HBO

Nov. 8 -- Green Eggs and Ham (animation) -- Netflix

Nov. 10 -- Back to Life (comedy) -- Showtime

Nov. 10 -- Dublin Murders (drama) -- Starz

Nov. 10 -- Rick and Morty (returning series) -- Adult Swim

The Science of Rick and Morty: The Unofficial Guide to Earth’s Stupidest Show, by high school science teacher Matt Brady, is published Oct. 1. Brady explores how close Rick’s wacky science experiments come to becoming reality. Like, can you really control a cockroach’s nervous system with your tongue?

Brady uses lots of pop culture in his chemistry and physics classes, which he said gives students “a sense of ownership.”

He’s “hooked” on Rick and Morty. Brady wrote about the Cartoon Network show on website thescienceof.org, and was contacted out of the blue by an editor in the U.K., wondering if he had a book in him.

He did.

Brady has always idolized those who make science accessible, such as Bill Nye and Neil Degrasse Tyson. “It’s so cool to be able to reach people, and get them interested in science,” he said.

Reaching people on NBC Oct. 4 is season seven of The Blacklist. After being abducted by Katarina Rostova, Raymond Reddington finds himself alone in hostile territory. It’s a giant faceoff between Katarina and Red. “She needs information and will do anything to get it,” executive producer John Eisendrath said. “She needs one thing and Red will never give it up.”

Eisendrath sees season seven as a “family drama.”

What’s been the key to Blacklist sticking around for seven seasons and counting? “The show is built around an undeniably sympathetic villain” in Red, Eisendrath said. “It’s a great construction for any story.”

That and James Spader is pretty fun to watch. “James likes the strange,” said executive producer Jon Bokenkamp. “We embrace writing weird situations, dangerous situations, funny situations.”

Oct. 4 also sees the new season of English drama Peaky Blinders on Netflix. Tommy Shelby is putting the crime stuff behind him and focusing on legit business. Business is tough in 1929, as the stock market crashed across the pond.

Cillian Murphy plays Tommy, now a member of Parliament. “Seasons one through four, Tommy has a gun in his hand,” said Jamie Glazebrook, executive producer. “Season five, he’s not in a good place. He’s cracking apart.”

The show is shot in Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham. Glazebrook described Peaky as “a bit of social history, a bit of family history, a bit of rip-roaring drama.”

What makes it relevant in 2019? “It’s about men, who are always interesting,” Glazebrook said.

“It’s about families, who are always interesting,” added executive producer Caryn Mandabach. “The honesty with which [creator Steven Knight] writes about men will always be relevant.”

The Peaky Blinders festival just went down in Birmingham, with some 15,000 people turning up. “The love expressed at the festival,” said Mandabach, “it was wild, man.”