‘War’ Episode 7 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The next ‘War’ episode arrives on Thursday, November 12, adding another chapter to the divorce battle between tech entrepreneur Morgan Henderson and film star Carla Duval. The finale follows a week later on November 19, so the drama is entering the stretch where its legal conflict has to start paying off.
For viewers planning their week, here is what to know about the ‘War’ episode, from timing and streaming options to what the story has set up. The series was created by George Kay, whose credits include ‘Lupin’ and ‘Hijack’. Sienna Miller and Dominic West headline the first season.
Release Date for the Seventh Episode of ‘War’
The seventh installment is scheduled for November 12 and is expected to run roughly one hour. That places it one week after the sixth episode on November 5 and one week before the eighth on November 19.
The weekly rhythm has been consistent since launch. The series premiered on a Thursday in October on HBO, with new episodes airing every Thursday after that.
Sky and HBO ordered two seasons before the series even premiered. That means this first run is not being treated as a one off event, and the remaining chapters carry the weight of setting up what comes next.
Release Time for HBO and Sky Viewers
The series opened on HBO at 9 p.m. ET and PT, with episodes also streaming on HBO Max. Because new episodes stream weekly on Thursdays throughout the season, viewers in the United States can reasonably expect the same Thursday evening slot.
Timing shifts for British audiences. The UK release date for the seventh episode is listed as November 13, which fits the pattern set at launch. The show debuted on Sky Atlantic the night after its American premiere.
Other regions follow their own schedules. In France, for example, the series arrived on HBO Max on a Friday, so local listings are worth checking before settling in.
Where to Watch ‘War’ in the US, UK and Canada
In the United States, ‘War’ airs on HBO and can also be streamed on HBO Max. Anyone catching up on earlier chapters can do so through the same service.
Canadian viewers can stream the series weekly on Crave, where it began with the first episode. In the UK, the series is available on Sky and streams on NOW.
Beyond those markets, the picture varies by territory. Availability differs by region internationally, although HBO Max carries the series in most territories.
Preview of What Comes Next in the Divorce Battle
Some episode guides note that further details about the seventh chapter have not yet been revealed, so the clearest preview comes from where the story currently stands. What began as a routine dissolution of a decade long marriage has turned into a hostile takedown that exposes the vulnerabilities of both Carla and Morgan. The fallout has also pulled Carla’s teenage son Gabriel into the spotlight.
The most recent cliffhanger belongs to the lawyers rather than the couple. In its review, Variety points to the end of ‘The Simple Act of Paying Attention’, where young lawyer Johnny Warren learns how a single mishap can spell destruction. The synopsis for that episode describes a troubling error discovered by Molly, which Johnny tries to downplay while Serena and Nick question the staff.
That thread matters because Johnny works for Taylor & Byrne, the firm run by Serena Byrne and Nick Taylor, who represent Carla. Across the season, the firms Cathcarts and Taylor & Byrne are each trying to secure victory for their clients, so any slip on Carla’s side could hand the other camp an opening.
The second season is expected to move away from this divorce and focus on a defamation case, which gives these final chapters a sense of closing out one specific fight. With a mistake inside Taylor & Byrne still hanging over Carla’s case, do you think Johnny’s slip will cost her ground against Morgan, or can Serena and Nick contain the damage in time?
