‘Yaga’ Episode 4 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview

The fourth episode of ‘Yaga’ is scheduled to premiere on November 6, 2026, and Rotten Tomatoes lists the same Nov 6 air date. That puts the supernatural mystery at the midpoint of its weekly rollout, with the season moving steadily toward its finale.

The series opened with a double premiere. ‘Yaga’ premiered on Friday, October 23 with the first two episodes arriving together, and the show marks Hudson Williams’ first major performance since his breakout in ‘Heated Rivalry’. Here is what is known about when and where to watch the next chapter of ‘Yaga’.

Episode Release Date and Weekly Schedule

After the two episode premiere, the remaining six episodes are being released weekly on Fridays. Episodes three through six arrive one per week, which means the fourth installment follows directly after this week’s release.

The finale breaks the pattern with another double drop on Friday, November 27. The Reelgood schedule lists the seventh and eighth episodes both on that date, so viewers who prefer to binge will need to wait until the end of the month.

The season runs eight episodes of roughly thirty minutes each. Rotten Tomatoes places the third episode on October 30, so anyone catching up has a short window before the next one arrives.

Release Time for the Latest Episode

Timing details vary slightly depending on the outlet. Show Snob reports that new episodes land on AMC+ at 3 a.m. Eastern, which is 12 a.m. Pacific, and Comic Basics also points to a 3 a.m. Eastern drop.

For Canadian viewers, the picture is a little less certain. Show Snob expects Crave to release episodes around 12 a.m. Eastern, though it frames that as a likely time rather than a confirmed one.

One outlet took a more cautious position. Fiction Horizon noted that the announcements it reviewed confirmed the date but did not provide a specific time of day. Viewers who want certainty should check their streaming app on Friday morning, since a time is not officially confirmed everywhere.

Where to Watch in Canada, the US and Abroad

In North America the options are straightforward. Crave carries the series in Canada and AMC+ carries it in the United States. AMC+ subscribers can also stream it through the AMC+ channels on Prime Video and Apple TV.

Canadian audiences get one small perk. The first episode can be watched for free on Crave, while the remaining episodes require an active subscription. Crave is also available through the Crave Prime Video Channel.

International availability is widening. The UK premiere lands on October 31 on Sky Atlantic and NOW, while Australian viewers can watch on Binge and Foxtel. In New Zealand the series streams through Sky and NEON.

India joins the list at the same moment the fourth episode drops. Variety India reports that the show begins streaming on Lionsgate Play on November 6.

What to Expect in the Episode Preview

Detailed plot information for the upcoming episode has not been published in the material reviewed, but the broader setup offers context. The drama reimagines the myth of Baba Yaga as a contemporary mystery thriller set in a small coastal town.

The story so far centers on an investigation. In the opening episode, private investigator Rapp travels to Whittock to search for a missing billionaire heir and works with a local detective who is uneasy about the case. The second episode sends Rapp and Carson through a diner, a university lecture and a party where they encounter a dangerous situation.

The season’s official description points to where the tension is heading. It describes a psychological descent into ancient witchcraft, power and seduction, with two investigators uncovering dark secrets after questioning a mysterious professor about a missing student.

Creator Kat Sandler has told Variety that the series gives audiences a chance to enjoy women behaving badly, a theme that gives the mystery its distinct edge. With the midpoint of the season arriving, it is fair to wonder whether Rapp and Carson will get closer to the professor’s secrets in ‘Yaga’ or whether the folklore will keep pulling them further from the truth, and readers are welcome to share their theories in the comments.