The fifth (practically tenth, yet that’s counting) as well as last episode of the season will certainly hit Netflix on June 3.

Taglined ‘half the season you are worthy of, all the season we could deal with’, followers were left determined for even more after the first five episodes debuted.

Following a sociopathic genius researcher that drags his naturally timid grand son on hugely unsafe journeys across the universe, over the years the programme has come to be a cult favourite amongst viewers – who in the past have been in for a little bit of a waiting video game when it comes new episodes.

The 5th (practically tenth, yet who’s checking) and also final episode of the period will hit Netflix on June 3.

Taglined ‘half the season you are entitled to, all the period we might take care of’, followers were left hopeless for even more after the initial five episodes debuted.

Following a sociopathic wizard researcher that drags his naturally timid grandson on remarkably dangerous journeys across the universe, over the years the programme has ended up being a cult favourite among audiences – who in the past have actually been in for a bit of a waiting game when it comes new episodes.

Taglined ‘half the season you deserve, all the season we could handle’, fans were left desperate for more after the first five episodes debuted.

But thankfully it was all just a matter of patience – and the wait is almost over for the second batch of episodes.

Promising to come back ‘crazier than ever’, fans will finally see the waiting game come to an end as the second instalment of the fourth series hits screens next month.

The first episode will land in Australia and New Zealand only a few days after it premieres in the US.

When the first part of season four dropped, it was months before anyone else around the world was able to feast their eyes and ears on the programme.

Dedicated fans in America even uploaded some episodes onto adult websites like PornHub so that the masses could get their fix.

Thankfully, we won’t be put through that torture this time around.

Created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon, the Emmy-winning animated comedy series from Adult Swim first debuted in 2013.

Following a sociopathic genius scientist who drags his inherently timid grandson on insanely dangerous adventures across the universe, over the years the programme has become a cult favourite among viewers – who in the past have been in for a bit of a waiting game when it comes new episodes.

Now, we only have less than two weeks to go until we get to see whether the wait was worth it (it probably will be).