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Break Out the Blue Mushrooms: ‘Common Side Effects’ Will Return in January

Adult Swim's trippy animated thriller has announced a date for its second season.

Published Oct 10, 2026 · 1:00 AMOriginal source: Gizmodo1 reads
Break Out the Blue Mushrooms: ‘Common Side Effects’ Will Return in January
Adult Swim's trippy animated thriller has announced a date for its second season.
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