Here’s when episode 4 of The Rings of Power season 2 will drop in the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, India, and the rest of Europe.
Akhil Arora, a Film Critics Guild member and a Rotten Tomatoes-certified TV critic, who has been reporting on The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power since 2017. He has written for NDTV and SlashFilm.
Spoilers ahead for episodes 1, 2 and 3 of The Rings of Power season 2.
Galadriel is too late. The elf commander feared that Sauron may be in Eregion, plotting the next steps, but he is already ahead of her. The third episode of the second season of The Lord of the Rings TV show ended with the dark lord, disguised as Annatar, giving life to rings for dwarves. We began season 2 with three rings and three episodes in, we are about to have seven more. Can Adar get to Sauron before he spins nine rings for men? His army is apparently ready, with a new addition in a giant hill-troll. But as the High King Gil-galad reminded us, Eregion is protected by two rivers and a 10-foot thick wall. They may have done nothing to stop Sauron when he was Halbrand but that should serve him well when the orc army approaches.
Elsewhere, Númenor is facing a bloodless coup as Pharazôn—egged on by his son and Elendil’s daughter—supplants the Queen Regent after she is derided as a murderer and for relying on ”elf sorcery”. Elendil’s son, Isildur, has to face problems of his own after being assumed dead and left behind in Middle-earth. And over in the deserts of Rhûn, our adventuring trio—Nori, Poppy and The Stranger—have been scattered to the four winds after the wizard spun up a storm he couldn’t control. What’s next for them? We know Rory Kinnear has been cast as Tom Bombadil and we’ve photos of him with The Stranger. Could episode 4 be the opportunity to introduce the beloved Tolkien character?
Following the three-episode premiere, The Rings of Power season 2 shifts into a standard routine. From here on, we’ll be treated to one new episode each week. With that, here are the release times for The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4.
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What is the release date for episode 4?
The fourth episode of The Rings of Power’s second season is out on Thursday, September 5 worldwide.
Where can I watch The Lord of the Rings TV series? No matter where you live, The Rings of Power is available on Amazon Prime Video.
The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4 release time in the US and Canada
If you live on the West Coast—in cities such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, or Vancouver—you can start watching episode 4 at 12 am midnight PDT on September 5 on Prime Video (US) and Prime Video (CA).
For those in the Mountain time zone—in the likes of Denver, Calgary, and Salt Lake City—the fourth episode will drop at 1 am MDT.
For the Central time zone—for the likes of Dallas and Kansas City—the episode 4 release time is 2 am CDT.
And over on the East Coast—in places such as New York, Toronto, and Washington DC—The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4 will premiere at 3 am EDT on September 5.
The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4 release time in the UK and Ireland
For those on the British Isles—be it England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland—The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4 arrives at 8 am BST local time on Thursday, September 5 on Prime Video.
The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4 release time in France, Germany, Spain, Norway, Sweden and the rest of Europe
In Portugal, episode 4 debuts at 8 am WEST local time on Thursday, September 5 on Prime Video.
The fourth episode will be available at 9 am CEST on September 5 in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Serbia, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Belgium, Spain, Czechia, Germany, Italy and France.
In Bulgaria, Finland, Greece, Romania and Türkiye, episode 4 of The Rings of Power season 2 drops at 10 am EEST on September 5.
What time is episode 4 out in Nigeria and South Africa?
In Nigeria, episode 4 is out at 8 am WAT on Thursday, September 5.
The Rings of Power fans in South Africa can start watching the fourth episode at 9 am SAST local time on September 5.
And if you’re on the East Coast—in the likes of Kenya and Ethiopia—episode 4 will be available at 10 am EAT on September 5.
The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4 release time in the Middle East
The fourth episode of The Rings of Power season 2 will be available at 10 am local time on Thursday, September 5 in Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Kuwait, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.
For those in Oman and the UAE, episode 4 drops at 11 am local time on September 5 on Prime Video.
The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4 release time in India and Pakistan
The fourth episode of The Rings of Power season 2 premieres at 12 pm noon PKT on September 5 in Pakistan.
In India and Sri Lanka, episode 4 will drop at 12:30 pm IST on Thursday, September 5 on Prime Video.
The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4 release time in Australia
If you live on the Australian West Coast—in Perth or elsewhere—the new The Rings of Power episode drops at 3 pm AWST on September 5 on Prime Video.
For Australia’s Central time zone—in cities such as Adelaide—the release time is 4:30 pm ACST.
That leaves the East Coast—in the likes of Melbourne and Sydney—where The Rings of Power season 2 episode 4 arrives at 5 pm AEST on September 5.
What time is episode 4 out in New Zealand?
For most Kiwis, the fourth episode of the second season of The Rings of Power will premiere at 7 pm NZST local time on September 5 on Prime Video.
Unless you live on the Chatham Islands, then the release time is 7:45 pm CHAST.
Everywhere else
What about the rest of the world? If your region hasn’t been covered, please leave a comment below and I’ll make sure to update this piece with the answer.
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