When watching episode 4 of “The Wheel of Time” Season 3: Fantasy Series

White cloak, red wedding, ancient relics? Things are only warmed up with the wheels of Time’s latest release. The gorgeous television adaptation of Prime Video in Robert Jordan’s epic fantasy novel series promises Season 3 of more power struggles, new alliances, and unpredictable villains.

Production in the first season was hampered by a pandemic and a fanbase shift from the complex plotlines of Jordanian books, but The Wheel of Time was a huge hit and a huge hit on Amazon’s other mega-budget show The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

Season 3 drops us into the story and returns to Rand Arsor (Josha Stradosky) and his journey from a simple shepherd to a fateful hero known as Dragon Reborn. The threat to Rand and his allies is growing.

The White Tower, home to Aes Sedai, the all-female order of magic users, has been split, and the black Ajah – Rogue Aes Sedai swears to the dark – has an unchecked behavior. Meanwhile, abandoned runfair with a deep past with Rand is set to force a critical choice between light and darkness for the show’s protagonist.

Scroll down to learn more about The Wheel of Time Season 3 and streaming details episode release schedule.

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When will you watch Time Season 3 on Prime Video?

The first three episodes of The Wheel of Time Season 3 were dropped in Prime Video Thursday, March 13th, 12am (Pt/3am). Check out Episode 4 March 20th The rest of Thursday episodes until the finale on April 17th.
The episode release schedule is as follows:

• Episode 4: The Road to Spear – March 20th
• Episode 5: Tel’Aran’rhiod – March 27th
• Episode 6: Night Shadow – April 3rd
• Episode 7: Goldeneyes – April 10th
• Episode 8: He’s coming at dawn – April 17th

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