‘Furious’ Season 1 Episode 6 Release Date and Time Confirmed for Hulu Viewers

‘Furious’ has settled into a steady rhythm since its premiere, and viewers tracking Alice Black’s pursuit of a killer who only marries lonely millionaires now have a firm date for the next chapter. Episode 6 is scheduled to arrive on August 17, 2026, following episode 5 on August 10 and ahead of episode 7 on August 24.

The Hulu crime thriller built its early momentum with a three episode premiere before shifting to a slower, single episode release each week, and episode 6 continues that pattern as the season heads toward its final stretch. Rotten Tomatoes lists the episode as entry 106, with the same core premise driving the season, an FBI agent going undercover to capture a female serial killer who only marries lonely millionaires.

‘Furious’ Episode 6 Release Date and Schedule

‘Furious’ premiered on Hulu on July 27, 2026, with the first three episodes, followed by one new episode weekly through August 31. That front loaded structure gave viewers a full introduction to both leads before the show settled into its current weekly cadence.

The complete release schedule places episode 4, titled Flash Flood, on August 3, 2026, followed by episode 5 on August 10, episode 6 on August 17, episode 7 on August 24, and the season finale, episode 8, on August 31. That timing puts episode 6 right in the back half of the season, with only two episodes remaining after it.

New episodes of Hulu shows typically drop at 9 p.m. PT and 12 a.m. ET on release days, which allows fans across different regions to plan around their own time zone. That means viewers on the West Coast can technically catch episode 6 on Sunday night, while East Coast audiences will see it land right at the start of Monday.

Because the series releases weekly rather than dropping the whole season at once, the wait between episodes has become part of how audiences are experiencing the show, with each Monday functioning as a checkpoint in the larger investigation.

How to Watch ‘Furious’ on Hulu

To watch ‘Furious’ on Hulu, viewers need a subscription starting at 10 dollars and 99 cents a month for the basic plan with ads, or 18 dollars and 99 cents a month for the ad free option. The series is also available through Disney Plus bundles starting at 12 dollars and 99 cents a month for new and existing subscribers.

‘Furious’ is streaming exclusively on Hulu in the United States, so a subscription is required to watch new episodes as they release. International viewers have access through Disney+, which distributes the series outside the U.S. under the same weekly schedule.

Those pricing tiers apply regardless of whether a viewer signs up specifically for episode 6 or has been following the show since its July premiere, and the bundle option remains the more economical route for anyone also interested in Disney+’s wider library.

The ‘Furious’ Season 1 Episode 6 Plot and Investigation

The season follows FBI agent Alice Black, played by Emmy Rossum, as her case against a mysterious killer becomes increasingly personal. As a result of her investigation, Alice finds out that a woman named Catherine is involved, a former sex worker who used several aliases and changed her appearance many times.

Rather than killing for money, Catherine is on a revenge mission targeting people who abused her in the past, along with others who held positions of power and broke the law without facing consequences. As Alice nears her discovery about Catherine, the case essentially becomes a personal affair for her, which gives the middle stretch of the season, including episode 6, added narrative weight.

The series is rated TV-MA, reflecting its intense themes, violence, and difficult subject matter, and is intended for mature audiences. Despite sharing part of its title with the Fast and Furious franchise, the show is a standalone Hulu crime thriller with no connection to those films, characters, or spinoffs.

Furious Cast, Creative Team, and Reception

The cast includes Emmy Rossum as Agent Alice Black, Lola Petticrew as Catherine Grace, Scoot McNairy as Danny Kelly, Quincy Tyler Bernstine as Agent Nora Washington, and Jake Lacy as Marshall Connelly. The series is inspired by the 1987 film Black Widow and centers on an FBI agent hunting a sexually abused female serial killer while working alongside a cop who abused her and a boss attempting a coverup.

The show comes from executive producers Elizabeth Meriwether, Emmy Rossum, Brian Kirk, Matt Olmstead, and Sam Hoffman. Rossum, known for her work on Shameless, spent time shadowing real FBI agents and NYPD detectives to prepare for the role, training in weapons handling and interview techniques. The series comes from 20th Television and Searchlight Television, and held its New York premiere on July 16, 2026, with the cast walking the red carpet in Lower Manhattan.

Critical response has been strong heading into episode 6. On Rotten Tomatoes, the series holds an approval rating of 98 percent based on 42 reviews, with an average score of 8.7 out of 10. Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the show a score of 81 out of 100 based on 21 critic reviews, indicating universal acclaim.

With Alice Black closing in on Catherine and only two episodes left after this one, viewers will likely have plenty to say about how far Alice is willing to go once episode 6 finally lands on Hulu.