‘Paris Has Fallen’ Season 2 Episode 6 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch & Preview

The sixth episode of the second season of ‘Paris Has Fallen’ is listed for Monday, October 12, following the fifth episode on October 5. The new run began on September 14, when the series returned with a pair of episodes airing together on Canal Plus. Viewers will also see the season listed under a different name, since some listings and outlets refer to the new chapter as ‘Apollo Has Fallen’, and both names appear to describe the same show.

For anyone planning a weekly viewing, the key questions are when the next installment lands, what time it arrives and which service carries it. This guide collects the available scheduling details for ‘Paris Has Fallen’ and looks at what the story has set up so far. The season is made up of eight episodes in total, so the sixth installment arrives as the central conspiracy tightens.

‘Paris Has Fallen’ Episode Release Date

TVmaze lists the sixth episode for October 12, with the seventh on October 19 and the eighth on October 26. Moviefone’s season guide also shows the sixth episode dated October 12. The two listings agree, which gives the date a solid footing even though no studio announcement has been quoted in the guides reviewed.

The date fits a steady weekly pattern. TVmaze places the third episode on September 21, the fourth on September 28 and the fifth on October 5. That gives viewers a weekly rhythm with no announced breaks.

Because the schedule has stayed consistent since the double premiere, a delay looks unlikely based on what is currently published. The remaining calendar is short, and the finale falls only three weeks after the fifth episode.

Release Time for the Sixth Episode

The hour is harder to pin down than the date. One outlet notes that the exact time is less certain than the day. In France, weekly installments continue to air on Monday nights, and the season opener on Canal+ began at 9:09 PM CEST.

For viewers who stream, the picture varies by platform. One episode tracker lists the broadcast as airing Monday at 11:59pm. Another outlet says new episodes have typically dropped in the early morning hours to match the streaming platform’s usual release window.

Other regions work on their own clocks. In Australia, episodes air weekly on SBS On Demand, starting on Wednesday September 16 at 9.30pm. As for length, individual episodes run close to three quarters of an hour.

Where to Watch the New Episodes

In France, the series airs on Canal+, where it first premiered. Elsewhere, the show streams on Hulu in the United States and on Prime Video in the United Kingdom. Metacritic notes that American viewers need a Hulu subscription, and the show has been a Hulu exclusive for American audiences.

Beyond those territories, Australian fans can stream the series on SBS On Demand, and select Asian markets can watch exclusively on Lionsgate Play beginning September 18. That staggered footprint means the exact moment a new episode appears will depend on where a viewer lives.

Newcomers have a straightforward way in. All eight episodes of the first season premiered on Hulu on December 6, so catching up before the sixth episode is possible in a few sittings. The first season centers on a revenge plot against the French government, which makes it useful background for the sequel.

Preview of What the Sixth Episode May Bring

No official synopsis for the sixth episode appears in the guides reviewed. Even the previous installment was in the same position, as no official synopsis for the fifth episode appeared in the guides reviewed. Any preview therefore has to rest on the larger story the season has laid out so far.

The season’s premise has a hijacking by a mercenary leader that threatens Europe with a deadly virus. Jacek Koman plays that leader, Yuri Mishkin, and the duo must travel from Benghazi to Madrid while evading assassins and unmasking internal traitors. The internal threat is already established, since Zara realizes there is a mole within MI6 and cuts off official contact with everyone except Karen.

The leads remain the show’s anchor. Tewfik Jallab and Ritu Arya return, with series creator Howard Overman scripting the season and David Caffrey and Alice Troughton directing. Discussing her character with Collider Interviews, Arya said “she’s got a lot of flaws”, a description that fits an operative who now trusts almost no one.

The franchise also has a clear road ahead. StudioCanal announced a third series, ‘Shadow Has Fallen’, with Jallab and Arya confirmed to return. Readers who have followed Zara’s hunt for the mole inside MI6 can share in the comments who they suspect and whether the sixth episode should finally name that person.