‘Women in Blue’ Season 2 Episode 4 Release Date, Premiere Time and What to Expect Next

‘Women in Blue’ is heading into its fourth chapter as Apple TV keeps its weekly rollout on track through the fall. Episode 4, titled “Arizmendi,” is scheduled to premiere on September 2, 2026, and follows other detectives who believe they have identified the person killing corrupt police officers, though the Azules have their doubts about that theory.

The Spanish language crime drama has built momentum since its return, and fans tracking the series week to week want clarity on timing and where the story is headed. ‘Women in Blue’ Season 2 follows María and the other Azules as they investigate a murder connected to one of the darkest periods in Mexico’s history.

‘Women in Blue’ Season 2 Episode 4 Release Schedule

‘Women in Blue’ Season 2 made its global debut on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, with new episodes following weekly through September 30. New episodes drop weekly, and the season runs through September 30, 2026. That structure places episode 4 squarely in the middle of the run, arriving one week after the third installment.

According to TV Guide’s episode listing, episode 3 premiered on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, while episode 4 is set for Wednesday, September 2, 2026. The remaining episodes follow the same Wednesday cadence, with episode 5 arriving September 9, episode 6 on September 16, episode 7 on September 23, and the finale, episode 8, closing out the season on September 30.

For viewers wondering about exact drop times, Apple’s own release pattern for its flagship shows offers a useful reference point. Apple TV typically makes new episodes available at midnight ET, or 9pm PT the previous evening, which means many viewers in Pacific time zones can begin streaming a night early. Apple TV titles have generally been consistent about dropping content at midnight Eastern Time on their scheduled release days. That pattern has held for other current Apple TV series, so ‘Women in Blue’ viewers checking the app on Tuesday night should not be surprised to find episode 4 already loaded.

Where to Watch ‘Women in Blue’ Season 2

‘Women in Blue’ Season 2 is available exclusively on Apple TV, with the service costing 12.99 dollars per month in the United States and including a seven day free trial for eligible new subscribers. New subscribers can use that seven day trial specifically to stream the season without paying during the trial window.

Apple has also sweetened the deal for hardware buyers. Customers who purchase and activate a qualifying new iPhone, iPad, Apple TV 4K or Mac may receive three months of Apple TV at no additional cost. That offer applies once per Family Sharing group and comes with its own set of restrictions tied to activation timing.

There is no indication that ‘Women in Blue’ is streaming anywhere outside the Apple TV ecosystem. The series is rated TV-MA and is intended for mature audiences, which is worth noting for households planning to watch together.

‘Women in Blue’ Season 2 Cast and Story So Far

The season has kept its core ensemble intact while building out its supporting roster. The returning main cast includes Bárbara Mori as María, Ximena Sariñana as Ángeles, Natalia Téllez as Valentina, Amorita Rasgado as Gabina, Miguel Rodarte as Romandia, Leonardo Sbaraglia as Alejandro, Christian Tappan as Emilio Escobedo, and Horacio García Rojas as Gerardo.

The season’s premise centers on María’s new rank and the case that follows her into it. Season two follows María, now promoted to lieutenant, as she finds herself torn between the rules she has sworn to uphold and a pull toward the truth after the body of a student activist is discovered, an investigation that reaches back to the student massacre of 1968. Before the team can make sense of that discovery, a second body connected to that same chapter of history turns up, sending shockwaves through the department.

That structure has carried through the first three episodes and appears to be setting up episode 4’s central conflict. The Azules’ new case reaches back to the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre as someone begins delivering vigilante justice to the department’s door, and the four women remain the department’s last option for stopping the killer. The series has run for a combined 18 episodes across its two seasons on Apple TV.

What to Expect From ‘Women in Blue’ Season 2 Episode 4

Episode 4 shifts some of the investigative pressure away from the Azules and onto their colleagues, at least on paper. Other detectives believe they have identified the person responsible for killing corrupt police officers, but the Azules have doubts about that theory. That kind of internal disagreement has been a recurring thread in the show’s first season and into this one, since much of the tension in ‘Women in Blue’ comes from the Azules being second guessed inside their own department.

The episode also arrives shortly after episode 3 raised new questions about withheld information. Episode 3 saw the Azules question surviving student activists and become convinced that one of them was keeping important information from the police. Whether that lead connects to the theory other detectives are chasing in episode 4 remains to be seen, but the setup suggests the two threads are moving toward each other.

Looking further ahead, the season is not slowing down after episode 4. Episode 5 involves another detective disappearing as María’s evening with her daughter takes an unexpected turn, while the season finale in episode 8 has the Azules working to put the remaining clues together before the person responsible for the killings can target another victim. With four episodes still to come after this one, ‘Women in Blue’ has room to keep complicating its central mystery before answers start to arrive.

What theory do you think the Azules are right to doubt in episode 4, and who do you suspect is really behind the killings.