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Our Flag Means Death: Breaking down that weird OFMD release schedule

No, the whole season isn't dropping at once this time - nor is it dropping episode by episode

Still image from Our Flag Means Death season 2 — Image credit: Photograph by Nicola Dove/Max

Features by Tiffany Babb, Contributing writer

Published on Tue Oct 03 2023

It's finally here... almost. Yes, after a long long wait, Our Flag Means Death is ready to grace our television (or laptop) screens once more. Unfortunately for fans excited to binge, OFMD season 2 will not be debuting all at once (boo). But when/where can you see the show?

Read on below.

When is the Our Flag Means Death season 2 release date?

Our Flag Means Death season 2 debuts on October 5th on the streaming service Max. But instead of debuting with only one episode, this first release will include the first three episodes of the series. Following that debut, two episodes with be released weekly until the season finale debuts alone on Thursday October 26. That makes for four weeks of brand-new Our Flag Means Death episodes!

To break it down, check out the below episode release schedule.

Our Flag Means Death season 2 episode release schedule

Release Date	Episode	Title
October 5, 2023	Our Flag Means Death Episode 1	TBA
October 5, 2023	Our Flag Means Death Episode 2	TBA
October 5, 2023	Our Flag Means Death Episode 3	TBA
October 12, 2023	Our Flag Means Death Episode 4	TBA
October 12, 2023	Our Flag Means Death Episode 5	TBA
October 19, 2023	Our Flag Means Death Episode 6	TBA
October 19, 2023	Our Flag Means Death Episode 7	TBA
October 26, 2023	Our Flag Means Death Episode 8	TBA

Want to know even more about Our Flag Means Death season 2? Check out our comprehensive guide to what we know so far about the upcoming season.

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Tiffany Babb: Tiffany Babb is a professional lurker (aka critic) who once served as Popverse’s deputy editor and resident Sondheim enthusiast.

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