The first episode of The Chosen season six will stream free on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 10 a.m. Pacific (1 p.m. Eastern). The show's advance screening comes a day before the season opens on Prime Video, where the first three episodes are due Sunday, Nov. 15.

Where to watch Saturday's free screening

Jonathan Roumie at the Movieguide Awards
Jonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus in The Chosen, is scheduled to join Saturday's livestream. He is shown here at the 28th Movieguide Awards in 2020.Movieguide® via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 2.0

Open The Chosen's official livestream page at the start time for the full first episode. The event listing includes an appearance by Jonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus, and a question-and-answer session with series creator Dallas Jenkins after the episode. Roumie is scheduled to talk about the season and finishing filming on the series.

The free event covers the first episode. The show's listing gives a start time for the live screening and does not say whether a replay will be available. Viewers who miss it can find the same episode in Sunday's Prime Video batch.

When the other episodes come out

The Prime Video season page lists Nov. 15 as the U.S. premiere date. The release announcement from Prime Video and 5&2 Studios sets out a six-episode streaming run. The first three arrive together, then a new episode follows on each of the next three Sundays. The premiere listing gives the date without a specific U.S. release hour.

  • Nov. 15: Episodes 1 through 3
  • Nov. 22: Episode 4
  • Nov. 29: Episode 5
  • Dec. 6: Episode 6

The show's own streaming service will carry the full season in early 2027, according to the official trailer page. Seasons one through five are already available on both Prime Video and The Chosen app. The fifth season covers the events leading up to and including the Last Supper.

Where the theatrical finale fits

The Chosen season six teaser Watch on YouTube ↗

Season six follows the events of Jesus' final day through the people around him. Roumie returns as Jesus, with the season following the decisions of his disciples and the authorities as the story moves toward the crucifixion. The streaming schedule stops in December, with a separate feature-length finale planned for theaters in spring 2027. Amazon MGM Studios is handling that theatrical release, according to the show's season page.

Deseret News confirmed the release schedule and reported that Jenkins described the film as the conclusion to the six streaming episodes.