Apple TV+’s newest offering, Prime Target, is almost here, and fans are curious about its release date and time. This thriller miniseries centers on a mathematician whose pioneering research attracts a group of lethal enemies who are out to take him down. Brady Hood directs the series.
Here’s everything we know about Prime Target’s release schedule on Apple TV Plus.
When does Prime Target come out on Apple TV+?
Prime Target is set for a Wednesday, January 22 release. However, the show is likely to release on January 21, Tuesday, at 9 p.m. ET / 8 p.m. CT / 6 p.m. PT in the US. This date is based on the release patterns of past Apple TV+ shows.
This new date may come as a surprise for all the fans based in the US since Apple has confirmed Wednesday, January 22, as the official release date. However, for U.S. fans eager to catch the debut episode as it goes live, the Tuesday evening release slot will be the earliest opportunity. For non-U.S. fans, however, Wednesday remains the final release date. From January 22 onwards, the upcoming episodes will be released on Wednesdays at 2 a.m. GMT, 7.30 a.m. IST, and so on.
Prime Target’s release schedule on Apple TV+ revealed
The official website of Apple TV+ has confirmed that the first two episodes will be released on January 22, 2025.
Prime Target is expected to release a total of eight episodes. The first two episodes, titled “Syracuse” and “A New Pattern,” respectively, will be available on the same day. The remaining six episodes will follow a weekly release, with one episode coming out each Wednesday. The titles of the episodes will also be announced in the future.
Created by Steve Thompson, the much-anticipated thriller miniseries follows Edward Brooks, a brilliant math student who finds himself in the middle of a major conspiracy as he is about to complete groundbreaking research. He teams up with the government to stop the enemies from killing him and his work. Prime Target stars Leo Woodall in the lead as Brooks, along with Quintessa Swindell, Stephen Rea, David Morrissey, and more.
