Although the second season of Adult Swim’s live-action Decker TV show — Decker: Unsealed — just debuted on June 4, 2017, Adult Swim has renewed the satirical series for a third season. According to the press release, Decker, season three — Decker: Mindwipe — will premiere on Adult Swim on Sunday, July 16th, at midnight. As mentioned back in May, that way of wording the date drives us crazy. Check your local listings, but we believe it technically airs on Monday, July 17th at 12:00am (i.e. one minute after Sunday, July 16th, 11:59pm).

Decker originally ran for three seasons as an online series. In 2016, it premiered on TV, in Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim block as season one, Decker: Unclassified. Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington created and star in the series as Jack Decker Jr. and Jonathan Kington, respectively. Joe Estevez also stars as President Jason Davidson and John Aprea is General Cotter. Guest stars in Decker: Mindwipe include: Todd Rundgren, Don Swayze, Bobby Valli, David Marks, and Carl Gottlieb.

Check out this Adult Swim press release for more.

American Hero Special Agent Jack Decker is Back in Decker: Mindwipe

New Season Premieres Sunday, July 16th at Midnight E/P on Adult Swim

“Forget SNL: ‘Decker’ is the Best Satire of the Trump Era” – Flavorwire

“Tim Heidecker is a master at creating over-complicated comedy” – Vice

‘”Decker’ is a hilarious, chaotic and expertly crafted trainwreck that showcases the brilliance of Heidecker’s singular comedic style” – Paste

“Magnificently off-kilter” – Los Angeles Times

All of American hero Special Agent Jack Decker’s (Tim Heidecker) memories have been erased leaving him with an empty mind in Decker: Mindwipe, the newest installment of the wildly popular Decker franchise. It is up to Decker’s closest friends and colleagues, including master codebreaker Jonathan Kington (Gregg Turkington), to recount fascinating stories from Decker’s past in order to help him regain his identity, and become the man he once was. Featuring Joe Estevez and John Aprea, with guest stars Todd Rundgren, Don Swayze, Bobby Valli, David Marks, and Carl Gottlieb.

The series was created by and stars Heidecker and Turkington, and is produced by Abso Lutely Productions.

[Press release via The Futon Critic.]

What do you think? Do you still like the Decker TV series? Do you plan to tune in for Decker: Mindwipe? How many more seasons do you think it will run on Adult Swim?