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

Viewers waiting on the next ‘VisionQuest’ episode have a clear date to mark. Marvel’s updated guide places “Firewall” and “Deadlock,” the fifth and sixth episodes, on Tuesday, October 27. The series is the closing chapter of a story that began with ‘WandaVision’ in 2021 and continued with ‘Agatha All Along’ in 2024.

Anyone tracking the ‘VisionQuest’ schedule has watched the plan change along the way. The first episodes were originally set for Wednesday, October 14, but Marvel moved the premiere to October 13 and shifted every later episode to Tuesdays. Here is how the rollout works, when the new episodes unlock in your region and what is known about what comes next.

‘VisionQuest’ Release Date and Double Episode Schedule

The show has eight episodes in total. The first six arrive in pairs across three weeks, while the final two are released separately. That means the pair that opened on October 13 and the pair that followed on October 20 are now being followed by a third double release.

After “Firewall” and “Deadlock,” “Immolation” arrives on November 3 and the finale, “Forever,” on November 10. There was some confusion earlier in the rollout. Disney’s published guide listed Wednesdays for the remaining installments, while IGN listed Tuesdays. Marvel’s later schedule settled on Tuesdays in the United States.

Because “Firewall” and “Deadlock” land together, viewers can watch them back to back. Anyone who prefers a slower pace can still treat them as separate chapters, but the studio has clearly designed this stretch to be taken in as a pair.

‘VisionQuest’ Release Time in Your Time Zone

For North American audiences, the schedule is built around primetime. The series is expected to drop at 6 p.m. Pacific Time, which works out to 9 p.m. Eastern Time. That means West Coast viewers get the new episodes before dinner, while East Coast viewers can settle in for the evening.

International viewers see the episodes arrive early on Wednesday. The earlier double release reached the United Kingdom at 2 a.m. after its Tuesday evening debut in the United States. The same pattern should apply to the fifth and sixth episodes, which would put them in the UK in the early hours of October 28.

Other regions follow the same logic. In Italy, for example, new releases go live at 3 a.m. on Wednesdays. It is worth noting that Disney’s guide did not specify a release time for the later episodes, so checking your local Disney+ app is the safest option.

Where to Watch ‘VisionQuest’ on Disney+

The streaming home is simple. ‘VisionQuest’ streams exclusively on Disney+. There is no theatrical window or secondary platform to track.

Subscribers do not need to pay extra for it either. Italian coverage notes that the series is included in the subscription at no separate cost and can be watched on all three plans. Pricing and plan structures differ by country, so viewers elsewhere should confirm what their own tier includes.

Runtimes are worth knowing if you are planning a double viewing. An unverified claim on X put the first six episodes at between 45 and 54 minutes, with the penultimate episode at 62 minutes and the finale at 68. If that holds, the October 27 pair would make for a viewing session of under two hours.

‘VisionQuest’ Episode Preview and What to Expect

Official details on the fifth episode remain thin. The episode titles themselves reveal little, according to Laughing Place. Some observers read more into them, with ComicBasics suggesting that “Reboot,” “Malware,” “Firewall” and “Deadlock” point to a story where systems fail, are attacked or must be restarted.

The story so far gives a useful foundation. Vision has been living in hiding in Edinburgh and working at a pub, while a bounty on his head brings a hunter named Paladin onto his trail. He consults AI personas in his programming, including J.A.R.V.I.S., F.R.I.D.A.Y., E.D.I.T.H. and Ultron, as he goes on the run with Thomas Shepard, a boy who may be his reincarnated son.

The second episode widened the lens on Thomas. It showed his past before he was sent toward Saint Mabyn, a sanatorium that everyone fears. The cast includes Paul Bettany, James Spader and Ruaridh Mollica, with Terry Matalas serving as creator.

The stakes extend beyond the series itself. It is the last Marvel series before the next Avengers film, expected in theaters in December. With ‘Firewall’ and ‘Deadlock’ arriving together, do you think Vision can keep Ultron contained while the mystery around Thomas Shepard deepens, and what do you expect from the bounty storyline, in the comments?