When does ‘The Boys’ finale come out? It’s streaming now on Prime Video

Fans waiting for the final episode of The Boys can officially start streaming.

The hit superhero satire released its series finale on Prime Video on Wednesday, May 20, dropping at 12 a.m. PT / 3 a.m. ET in the US, in line with the platform’s usual rollout schedule for new episodes. The finale also received an early one-night theatrical screening in select cinemas across North America ahead of its streaming debut. 

What time does ‘The Boys’ finale come out in your region?

For viewers outside the US, here is when the finale became available on Prime Video:

• US (PT): 12 a.m.
• US (ET): 3 a.m.
• UK (BST): 8 a.m.
• Europe (CEST): 9 a.m.
• India (IST): 12:30 p.m.
• Pakistan (PKT): 12 p.m.
• Australia (AEST): 5 p.m.

Prime Video generally releases new episodes globally at the same time, meaning the launch hour varies depending on your time zone. 

Before landing on streaming, The Boys finale received a special one-night 4DX theatrical screening in cinemas across the US and Canada on Tuesday, May 19, at 9:30 p.m. ET/PT. Participating chains included AMC Theatres, Regal Cinemas, Cineplex, Marcus Theatres, Cinepolis, B&B Theatres, Cinema West and Regency Theatres. 

The 4DX format offers an immersive cinema experience, featuring motion-enabled seating and environmental effects such as vibrations, wind, rain and lighting synced with scenes on screen. 

Created by Eric Kripke and based on the comic books by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, The Boys premiered in 2019 and became one of Prime Video’s biggest original series thanks to its dark, violent and satirical take on superheroes. 

With the show now ending after five seasons, Kripke recently admitted he felt pressure to deliver a satisfying conclusion.

“What makes me most anxious about the final season is really hoping we land the plane,” he told The Hollywood Reporter, adding that audiences often judge an entire series based on how well it ends.