At the Game of Thrones panel at this year’s SXSW, showrunners D.B. Weiss and David Benioff said they’d love to do an episode of Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty once the HBO series concludes.

The response came from a question about what the pair’s plans are beyond the show. As a bit of a surprise, neither hesitated to respond in agreement about collaborating on the sleeper hit cartoon series co-created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon. There was, however, one big catch…

We’re still awaiting word on when we might get to see season three of Adult Swim’s animated comedy Rick and Morty. And that’s fine. As I’ve said in the past, I can be patient for a show like this. I’d much rather it take an unbearably long time for a new season to arrive and have it be as brilliant as the first two seasons were, than have a mediocre show with a few good episodes already four or five seasons in.

While we pace around, ignoring all life responsibilities until we know for sure when Rick and Morty is returning, a new video has been released sharing a previously unheard song. You can check it out below.

Many fans of Rick and Morty have been anxiously awaiting word on when season three will finally arrive. But as I said when we saw that brief peek at the new season, we were warned it could be a while.

But if you’re impatient and need to know what’s going on and why it’s taking so long, worry not. Dan Harmon, who created Rick and Morty along with Justin Roiland, spoke recently about what’s been keeping us from getting our eyeballs on that sweet, sweet season three action.

See what he had to say below.

The first season of the brilliant animated comedy Rick and Morty ended in April of 2014, with season two kicking off a little over a year later in July of 2015. If you thought season three of the show would arrive much faster than season two did given the show’s wildfire popularity, you clearly didn’t listen to Mr. Poopybutthole. At the end of the tremendous season two finale, Mr. Poopybutthole said it would be a year and a half…or longer…before a new season arrived. And that’s looking more and more likely. Season two came to a close in October of 2015, leaving us just a few months short of Mr. Poopybutthole’s estimation with no official premiere date announced yet. The point of all of this is: we should all take our friend Mr. Poopybutthole more seriously.

If you’ve never seen an episode of Rick and Morty before, you are no doubt immensely confused at this moment. But that’s OK! While we await word on when season three will be kicking off, a semi-peek at the new season has surfaced. It’s not much, and it’s not even completed footage, but it is something to hold us over. You can check it out below.

Big fans of the Adult Swim animated hit Rick and Morty may have already seen this, but for anyone who hasn’t seen it before it’s a hilariously vulgar way to kick off your week.

The video is an animated storyboard re-creation of a very real courtroom altercation that happened in Georgia this past June. In it show co-creator Justin Roiland, who voices both title characters, reads the court transcript verbatim with Rick and Morty taking on the roles of the judge and defendant.

Click on over to the other side to watch the video.