‘President Curtis’ Season 1 Episode 6 Release Date and Time
Fans of the ‘Rick and Morty‘ universe have another countdown on their hands as ‘President Curtis‘ barrels toward its sixth outing. The Adult Swim spinoff has kept a steady weekly rhythm since its debut, and episode six is shaping up to be another strange stop in Andre Curtis’ increasingly chaotic term.
With interdimensional threats, paranormal mysteries, and government satire packed into every half hour so far, viewers are eager to know exactly when and where they can catch the next chapter. Here is everything currently known about ‘President Curtis’ episode 6.
‘President Curtis’ Episode 6 Release Date
The sixth episode of ‘President Curtis,’ titled ‘Hollow,’ is set to premiere on August 30, 2026 according to Rotten Tomatoes and Reelgood’s episode guide. That places it exactly one week after episode five, which was titled ‘David’ and aired on August 23, 2026, per the same Reelgood release schedule.
The series has followed a consistent weekly cadence since its premiere, and ‘Hollow’ continues that pattern without any signs of a break. The show has followed a consistent rollout schedule, with one new episode dropping every week on Sunday nights, and there are ten episodes total in the debut season, with the finale scheduled for September 27. That timeline lines up neatly with the August 30 date attached to episode six.
‘President Curtis’ Season 1 Episode 6 Time and Schedule
For fans tuning in live, the timing has stayed remarkably consistent since the show launched. Adult Swim has been the primary platform for new episodes, airing Sunday nights at 8:30 p.m. Pacific Time, which translates to 11:30 p.m. Eastern Time. That same slot applies to ‘Hollow,’ keeping ‘President Curtis’ locked into its late night Adult Swim block.
The series actually kicked off in that exact window. Adult Swim’s new series President Curtis was set to premiere July 26 at 11:30 p.m., debuting immediately following the season nine finale of the flagship Rick and Morty series. Since that launch, each new installment has landed like clockwork in the same late night timeslot, giving fans a reliable appointment every Sunday.
Episode titles have also become something of a running motif for the series. All episode titles of the series are one word long, and ‘Hollow’ fits that minimalist branding right alongside earlier entries like ‘Pilot’ and ‘David.’
Where to Watch ‘President Curtis’ Episode 6?
Live viewers have exactly one option for catching ‘Hollow’ the moment it drops. The episode will air on Adult Swim as part of its cable broadcast lineup, continuing the pattern set since the series premiere. For anyone without cable access or who simply prefers to watch on their own schedule, a streaming option follows shortly after.

President Curtis episodes stream the following day on HBO Max, meaning fans who miss the Sunday night Adult Swim slot can expect ‘Hollow’ to land on the streamer the next morning. Each episode is added to HBO Max the day after it premieres on Adult Swim, a rollout structure that has held steady across the entire season so far.
Viewers outside the United States have a slightly trickier path, since the series has not rolled out internationally through official channels in most territories. International fans can legally download President Curtis episodes through the HBO Max mobile app using its offline download feature on supported plans, and can stream the series on a wide range of supported devices once they have access to the platform.
What to Expect From ‘President Curtis’ Episode 6?
While a full synopsis for ‘Hollow’ has not been widely detailed yet, the season’s trajectory offers some clues about where the story is headed. Recent episodes have leaned into escalating government intrigue layered on top of the show’s signature paranormal weirdness, a combination baked into the series from the start.
The show’s overarching premise has remained consistent throughout. The series follows the Commander-in-Chief and his eccentric staff as they tackle the kind of crises that Rick Sanchez could never be bothered with, from interdimensional diplomacy to paranormal investigations and unexplained phenomena. That blend of political satire and sci-fi absurdity has defined the season, and there is little reason to expect ‘Hollow’ to break from it.
Recent episodes have also dug into the supporting cast’s personal stakes alongside Curtis’ presidential headaches. Earlier installments saw Curtis and his team racing against old enemies to maintain control of contested territory, while Banks and O’Doyle navigated their own workplace evaluations, suggesting ‘Hollow’ could continue threading those character arcs through whatever new crisis awaits.
Keith David anchors the series in the title role, a part he has held since long before the spinoff existed. The titular commander-in-chief has had the same voice actor since Rick and Morty Season 2, and his performance has remained a consistent anchor as the show builds out its own identity separate from the flagship series.
With ‘Hollow’ arriving as the season’s sixth entry, only a handful of episodes remain before the finale. The first season will end on September 27, 2026, and the show has already been renewed for a second run, so whatever unfolds in episode six is unlikely to be the last word on these characters.
What kind of chaos do you think President Curtis and his team are walking into with ‘Hollow,’ and which supporting player deserves the spotlight next?

