White Cloaks, a red wedding and an ancient relic? Things are only getting warmed up in The Wheel of Time’s newest installment. Prime Video’s lavish TV adaptation of Robert Jordan’s epic fantasy novel series is back, with season 3 promising more power struggles, new alliances and unpredictable villains.
While production on its first season was hampered by the pandemic and fanbase-dividing diversions from the intricate plot lines of Jordan’s books, The Wheel of Time has been a big hit, nestling in nicely alongside Amazon’s other mega-budget show The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.
Season 3 drops us back into the story Rand al’Thor (Josha Stradowski) and his journey from a simple shepherd to a destined hero known as the Dragon Reborn. The threats against Rand and his allies of The Light are multiplying.
The White Tower, home of the all-female order of magic users, the Aes Sedai, stands divided, while the Black Ajah — rogue Aes Sedai sworn to the Dark One — operates unchecked. Meanwhile, Lanfear, a Forsaken with a deep past with Rand, is set to force a defining choice between Light and Dark for the show’s protagonist.
Scroll down to learn the episode release schedule for The Wheel of Time season 3 and streaming details.
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When to watch The Wheel of Time season 3 on Prime Video
The first three episodes of The Wheel of Time season 3 dropped on Prime Video on Thursday, March 13, at 12 a.m. PT/3 a.m. ET. Watch episode 4 on March 20 and the remaining episodes weekly on Thursdays until the finale on April 17.
Here’s the episode release schedule:
- Episode 4: The Road to the Spear — March 20
- Episode 5: Tel’aran’rhiod — March 27
- Episode 6: The Shadow in the Night — April 3
- Episode 7: Goldeneyes — April 10
- Episode 8: He Who Comes With the Dawn — April 17
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