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From spoofs of adventure shows to sarcastic spies to a hilariously raunchy take on the DC Batman-verse, here are just a few Rick and Morty-style shows to soak in. There's sci-fi, superheroes, Mystery Shacks, and fun with alternate timelines ahead so check out our rundown of TV series that can easily satiate your Rick and Morty needs.

Futurama<p> Where to Watch: Hulu<br><br> Like Rick and Morty, one of the true pleasures of Matt Groening and David X. Cohen's Futurama is that it's damn good sci-fi. And good sci-fi can be hard to find, much less good sci-fi comedy. Fry, Leela, Bender and the rest of the Planet Express gang prove that they're up to the task in virtually every episode of this soon to be thrice-resurrected series. That's right, after being off the air since 2013, Hulu has revived the series with a 20-episode order set to premiere in 2023.

The Venture Bros. <p> Where to Watch: HBO Max, Hulu<br><br> Where Rick and Morty took the Doc Brown/Marty McFly blueprint for its premise, long-running spy spoof series The Venture Bros. took its initial cues from 1964 animated sci-fi adventure series Jonny Quest. This Adult Swim classic took the well-worn tropes of Jonny Quest and updated them into mischievous, meta brilliance. The brothers themsevles are dimwitted Hank and Dean Venture, who thanks to their sketchy hyper-intelligent scientist dad find themselves in all manner of mishaps. After 15 years the show finally came to an end in 2018, though there are Venture Bros. movies supposedly coming to HBO Max.

Harley Quinn<p> Where to Watch: HBO Max<br><br> Despite not being able to do everything they'd like to do with the characters, the executive producers on HBO Max's Harley Quinn are still able to keep things outlandishly chaotic and hilarious. This particular take on Dr. Harleen Quinzel finds Joker's ex-squeeze trying to make a name of her own in the ranks of Gotham's top villains, discovering both love and friendship along the way. It's perfect for those who love the fast-paced, hyper-violent nuttiness of Rick and Morty, and actually has some of the best character work this particular corner of the DC-verse has done in years.

Archer<p> Where to Watch: Hulu<br><br> FX's (now FXX's) long-running Archer, which just wrapped up its 13th season in 2022, began as a lavish lampooning of the spy-thriller. But over the course of its tenure the story has taken numerous detours into different genres, like a classic noir mystery or a recent Amazonian adventure. Archer is savvy, snarky and full of memorable quotes - and best of all it has over a decade of programming to sink your teeth into.

Solar Opposites <p> Where to Watch: Hulu<br><br> If you like what Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland's been serving up during that show's six-season (so far) run, then you'll absolutely want to check out Hulu's Solar Opposites, which Roiland cooked up with co-EP Mike McMahan (Star Trek: Lower Decks). Following a team of four aliens who escape their exploding homeworld only to crash land into a move-in-ready home in suburban America, Solar Opposites is overflowing with quick wit and subversive humor.