‘Yaga’ Episode Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The sixth episode of ‘Yaga’, titled “Mother Witch,” is listed for November 20, 2026. That date falls on a Friday. The series has settled into a weekly rhythm, which means viewers are now moving into the back half of the season.
The series carries extra interest because AMC described it as the first role for Hudson Williams after his breakout in ‘Heated Rivalry’. This guide covers the ‘Yaga’ release date, what is known about timing, where to stream the show, and what preview material is currently available.
Yaga Release Date and Episode Schedule
The fifth episode, “The Horns,” is set to air on Friday, November 13. “Mother Witch” follows a week later on November 20. Several episode guides list that same date for the installment.
The series reached streaming with its first two episodes on Friday, October 23. The third episode, “A Good Boy,” arrived on October 30. Since the double episode debut, new chapters have followed the weekly Friday pattern.
The season runs for eight episodes, each running roughly 30 minutes. The final two installments, “There Must Always Be Three” and “We Are All Yaga,” are both listed for November 27. That places “Mother Witch” just ahead of the closing stretch of the season.
Yaga Release Time for the Sixth Episode
A specific time of day for “Mother Witch” has not been confirmed in the sources reviewed for this piece. Announcements around the premiere confirmed the date but did not give a time of day. Readers should treat any exact time as unconfirmed until the streaming platforms say otherwise.
The most useful reference point comes from earlier in the season. The fourth episode, “Dance With The Devil,” premiered at 3 a.m. Eastern Time and 12 a.m. Pacific Time. One report noted that AMC+ has not confirmed a specific time for all platforms, though the previously announced US time was around 3 a.m. Eastern, with Crave arriving around midnight Eastern.
It is reasonable to expect a similar pattern for the sixth chapter, but that is a pattern rather than a promise. Viewers who want to watch at the moment of release should check their chosen platform on the morning of November 20. Those who are less time sensitive can simply wait until later in the day.
Where to Watch Yaga Online
In the United States, ‘Yaga’ streams exclusively on AMC+, either through a standalone subscription or through add-on channels on Prime Video and Apple TV. That makes AMC+ the only listed home for American viewers. No other US service appeared in the sources reviewed.
The series is billed as a Crave Original, and Canada is listed as its country of origin. One database lists Crave as the outlet for the November 20 episode. In the UK, the series was scheduled to arrive on Sky in October.
Availability also extends to other regions. A German episode guide lists a streaming premiere for “Mother Witch” on November 20 on HBO Max. Another guide points viewers to either the AMC+ official page or HBO Max. Because platforms differ by territory, checking local listings remains the safest approach.
Yaga Preview and What to Expect
Preview material for “Mother Witch” is thin at this stage. One episode database notes that it does not yet have a summary for the installment. No episode specific trailer turned up in the sources reviewed, so the details of the plot remain unknown.
What can be said comes from the show’s broader setup. The series follows a flirtatious private eye who investigates the disappearance of a young fishery heir and encounters ancient magic along with a labyrinth of enigmatic suspects. It was created by Kat Sandler, is based on her play, and stars Noah Reid, Clark Backo, Hudson Williams and Carrie-Anne Moss.
The episodes leading into this one offer some clues about tone. In “The Horns,” detectives unearth buried family artifacts while the line between Henry’s privileged lifestyle and Logan’s shadowy motives begins to dissolve. The mid season chapter was described as a story where ancient superstition clashes with contemporary corruption. Hudson Williams appeared in an earlier trailer indirectly, with his image shown on a missing person poster. Readers who have followed Henry and Logan through “The Horns” can share in the comments whether they expect “Mother Witch” to finally reveal what those buried artifacts mean for the missing heir.
