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The other day, we learned that Amazon and Sony had cancelled The Wheel of Time, their epic fantasy show based on the books by Robert Jordan. We were big fans of the show, especially the excellent, recently concluded third season, so this bites.

Maybe the show will get picked up by another network or streaming service, but I wouldn't pin my hopes on it. In the meantime, cast members are starting to pay their respects online. That includes Marcus Rutherford, who played Perrin Aybara. He posted this message of thanks on his Instagram:

Marcus Rutherford thanked all of the people involved in the wheel of time...

The Wheel of Time has been canceled after three seasons at Amazon’s Prime Video streamer.

The series, from Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios and based on Robert Jordan’s best-selling series of fantasy novels, aired its third-season finale on April 17.

At the time, showrunner Rafe Judkins, who adapted the series for television, addressed the show’s uncertain future in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

Judkins said he’d been asking Amazon, “What is the end game for the show? I really want to deliver this full series, so how do we best do that?”

He argued that part of why he and his creative team chose Amazon was because the streamer “felt like a place where they do want to invest in shows for the long term. There are not a lot of places doing that anymore. For Wheel of Time, it’s really important for...

The fate of Amazon's fantasy adaptationThe Wheel of Timehas been revealed, and fans of the series will be devastated. Despite Season 3 being the best-reviewed chapter of the show, Amazon has decided to move on due to the nature of its big-budget production. It was the most popular title on Prime Video when it premiered, but the streaming numbers were simply not enough to justify the investment, according to reports.

According to Deadline, The Wheel of Time has been canceled after three seasons. The report claims that the reason was almost entirely finance-related, as the production was still "liked creatively by the streamer’s executives." The Wheel of Time Season 3 premiered earlier this year to widespread acclaim, with critic reviews garnering the fantasy series an excellent 97% Certified Fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes. According to previous reports, it cost Amazon $250 million to make the first two seasons of the The Wheel of Time.

The Wheel of Time has stopped spinning.

Prime Video has cancelled the fantasy drama after three seasons, sources confirm for TVLine.

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The bad news comes five weeks after the Season 3 finale premiered on Prime.

As noted by our sister site Deadline, viewership of the lavish series slipped with Season 3, to a point that it could not justify a Season...

“The Wheel of Time” has been canceled after three seasons at Amazon Prime Video.

The fantasy series, based on the book series of the same name by Robert Jordan, followed Moiraine (Rosamund Pike), a member of an incredibly powerful all-female organization called the Aes Sedai, who embarks on a global journey with five young men and women, one of whom is prophesied to be the Dragon Reborn, who will either save or destroy humanity. Rand al’Thor (Josha Stradowski ) realizes in Season 2 that he is the subject of the prophesy, and in Season 3, competing forces pull him towards both good and evil as Moiraine and Egwene al’Vere (Madeleine Madden) work to keep him on the right path.

Along with Pike, Stradowski and Madden, the cast included Daniel Henney, Zoë Robins, Marcus Rutherford, Dónal Finn, Ceara Coveney, Kate Fleetwood, Natasha O’Keeffe, Ayoola Smart, Kae Alexander and Sophie Okonedo.

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“The Wheel of Time” has run out its run at Prime Video. The Rosamund Pike-led adaptation of the fantasy novel series by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson will not return for Season 4 at the streaming platform, TheWrap has learned.

The news comes after Prime Video announced the renewal of its other big-budget drama series “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” for Season 3. Amid industry contraction, high-budget fantasy dramas seem prone for the chopping block across linear and streaming. “The Wheel of Time” is believed to have been too expensive to justify given its viewership performance.

“The Wheel Of Time” launched strong, becoming Prime Video’s most-watched series premiere of 2021 and one of the platform’s top debuts of all time. Season 3 saw its viewership slip, leaving Nielsen’s top 10 originals chart after three weeks, before making one last appearance after the launch of its finale.

“The Wheel of Time” stars Pike,...

Exclusive: Prime Video will not be renewing The Wheel of Time for a fourth season. The decision, which comes more than a month after the Season 3 finale was released April 17, followed lengthy deliberations. As often is the case in the current economic environment, the reasons were financial as the series is liked creatively by the streamer’s executives.

The TV adaptation of the book series by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson, co-produced by Sony Pictures TV and Amazon MGM Studios, is a high-end, pricey fantasy drama, which ushered in the genre on Prime Video, later joined by The Lord Of the Rings: The Rings Of Power.

Starring Rosamund Pike, The Wheel Of Time got off to a strong start in 2021 as Prime Video’s most watched series premiere of the year and one of the platform’s Top 5 series launches of all time.

Three seasons in, the series has remained...

The third season of The Wheel of Time wrapped up on Prime Video about a month ago. We still don't know whether Amazon and Sony are going to renew the series (although we know they should). While we wait to find out, we're still enjoying this fantastic high fantasy series!

One of the highlights of the season came in the sixth episode, "The Shadow in the Night." Elayne (Ceara Coveney) is among a group of characters who travel to the seaside city of Tanchico, hunting for the Black Ajah. No one knows that Elayne is actually the daughter-heir of Andor. In danger of having her cover blown, Elayne claims to be a bard's apprentice, and launches into a rousing rendition of a song called "The Hills of Tanchico." Watch the scene above!

We got to talk to composer Nikhil Koparkar about how this sequence came together, his work on the show in general,...

The third season of The Wheel of Time wrapped a couple of weeks ago, and while we wait for Prime Video to do the right thing and renew it, there's plenty about the new episodes worth taking a closer look at.

For instance, the costumes in the show are incredible. Sharon Gilham, who came aboard the show in season 2, sat down with Collider for an incredibly deep dive into her process. These are just a few of her insights, beautiful outfit by beautiful outfit.

Elayne (Ceara Coveney), Egwene (Madeleine Madden), and Nynaeve (Zoë Robins) in The Wheel of Time season 3. Image: Prime Video. Egwene's Accepted Test

Gilham and her team made painstakingly beautiful costumes even for scenes that lasted only a few minutes. Early in the season, Egwene (Madeleine Madden) underwent a test to become Accepted among the Aes Sedai. In one of the visions she saw, she was the Amyrlin Seat,...

This article contains Spoilers for The Wheel of Time books, up through book 5, The Fires of Heaven.

The third season of The Wheel of Time is at an end, which means it's now time to look ahead. Over the course of eight episodes, Prime Video's fantasy series based on the beloved books by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson blew us away with its ambitious story, spectacular magic, vast cast of memorable characters, and shocking twists and turns. It wasn't only a solid adaptation of Jordan's book The Shadow Rising, but an excellent season of television all around.

So what comes next? The Wheel of Time season 3 laid the groundwork for a number of major plotlines from the fifth and sixth books in the series, The Fires of Heaven and Lord of Chaos. Given that the climactic ending of Lord of Chaos serves as something of a mid-point for the overarching narrative of the books,...

Not long after The Wheel of Time showrunner likened the series to Game of Thrones in a Season 4 update, Rafe Judkins is back to deliver yet another outlook on the show’s future. The Wheel of Time Season 3 wrapped up in an explosive finale on April 17, “He Who Comes with the Dawn,” but the show has yet to be renewed for Season 4 at Prime Video, despite an extremely positive reception thus far. The fantasy series is based on the popular novels by Robert Jordan, and there’s still plenty of story left to tell. During a recent interview with THR, The Wheel of Time showrunner Rafe Judkins previewed the future of the franchise, promising a different Season 4 if the crew gets the chance to make it, but also citing differences in the TV landscape:

"That is the same thing that I’ve been sort of asking Amazon — what is the end game for the show?...

The third season of ‘The Wheel of Time’ on Prime Video wraps up with a finale that packs a punch, leaving us buzzing with questions. It’s a whirlwind of action, emotion, and game-changing moments that set the stage for what’s next, even though a fourth season hasn’t been confirmed yet.

This season, adapted from Robert Jordan’s epic fantasy novels, dives deep into Rand al’Thor’s journey as the Dragon Reborn, with stunning visuals and a cast that brings the story to life. Let’s break down the ending’s key moments and what they mean for our heroes.

Rand’s Rise as the Car’a’carn

Rand al’Thor, played by Josha Stradowski, faces his biggest test yet in the Aiel Waste. He’s trying to prove he’s the Car’a’carn, the prophesied leader of the Aiel people. In the finale, he channels...

It's been a winding road, but we've arrived at the season finale for The Wheel of Time. Across its third season, Prime Video's epic fantasy show has captured our hearts and blown our minds with its drama, action, ambition, romance and scope. We began in the city of Tar Valon, where the Black Ajah made a bloody escape and our young heroes from Emond's Field went their separate ways. From there we went to the deserts of the Aiel Waste, the forests of the Two Rivers, and the hills of Tanchico. It's been quite a ride, and it's all led to this.

"He Who Comes With The Dawn" is a powerful finale, but it's also the episode I've been anticipating will most divide fans, especially those who have read Robert Jordan's books. Because while this is a rock solid hour of television, it makes bold choices.

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This interview contains mild spoilers for later entries The Wheel of Time book series.

The Wheel of Time season 3 is in its final stretch, and we've been loving it. The third season of Prime Video's fantasy series has hit its stride, adapting some of the most memorable moments from Robert Jordan's book The Shadow Rising and giving all our favorite heroes and villains time to settle into their roles. It also introduces a number of new characters who will have a large impact on the story going forward.

For instance, we met the family of Elayne Trakand (Ceara Coveney): Queen Morgase (Olivia Williams), Prince Galad Damodred (Callum Kerr), Prince Gawyn Trakand (Luke Fetherston), and Lord Gaebril (Nuno Lopes), Morgase's consort who harbors a dark secret. Introduced in Episode 302, the royal family of Andor arrived at the White Tower and caused a stir. It was entertaining to watch and...

The Wheel of Time is barreling toward the end of its third season, but we're still reeling from the past few weeks of Prime Video's epic fantasy series. Based on the beloved book series by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson, The Wheel of Time is one of the most iconic fantasy sagas of all time. It spans 14 books (and a prequel), with thousands of named characters and bits of lore to keep track of. Season 3 of the TV show introduces a slew of new elements, as well as some faces that fans have been dying to see on screen.

Those introductions began right near the top of the season, when Queen Morgase Trakand (Olivia Williams), the mother of Elayne (Ceara Coveney), came to the White Tower to demand answers for her daughter's abduction last season. Morgase brought the rest of her immediate family with her: her consort Lord Gaebril (Nuno Lopes) and her two sons,...

This article contains Spoilers for The Wheel of Time season 3 Episode 6, "The Shadow in the Night."

The Wheel of Time is deep into its third season, and despite our heroes' best efforts to take a breather this week, the villains had other ideas. Nowhere was that clearer than in Tanchico, where Nynaeve al'Meara (Zoë Robins), Elayne Trakand (Ceara Coveney), Mat Cauthon (Dónal Finn) and Min Farshaw (Kae Alexander) are on the hunt for the Black Ajah. Despite having some success in their search, like digging up a dangerous artifact known as the Domination Band and ferreting out the location of the Black Ajah's hideout, they soon fell afoul of an even more dangerous villain: Moghedien, the sadistic Forsaken sorceress played by Laia Costa.

Moghedien was first introduced at the end of the show's second season, and the anticipation has been high to see her in action. The book on which this season is largely based,...

The sixth episode of The Wheel of Time season 3 is out now on Prime Video, and if you thought it was going to let up, you were mistaken. "The Shadow in the Night" may give some characters a chance to let loose and enjoy themselves, but by its bombshell ending things are right back to dead serious as multiple members of the Forsaken make their moves. It's trauma as well as good times on The Wheel of Time this week!

We've got a lot to talk about, so pull up "The Hills of Tanchico" on Spotify and let's get into it. Full Spoilers for The Wheel of Time season 3 Episode 6 beyond this point.

Mat Cauthon (Dónal Finn), Nynaeve al'Meara (Zoë Robins), and Min Farshaw (Kae Alexander) in The Wheel of Time season 3. | Image: Prime Video. The Wheel of Time goes to Tanchico

In many ways, "The Shadow in the Night...

Tarmon Gai'don is fast approaching and all who hope to stand against the Shadow must be prepared and ready for the fight to come. The Wheel of Time continues to spin, with the Pattern weaving threads as it sees fit. The same can be said for showrunner Rafe Judkins, who has made some alterations to the source material provided by Robert Jordan's writings. Some of these changes have drawn criticism from sections of the fanbase well versed in the original writings. In earlier episodes of Season 3, the show persisted with the changes, one of the biggest being the kiss shared by Aviendha and Elayne.

While Aviendha and Elayne were close in the books, a romance between the pair was never explicitly described. Judkins' The Wheel of Time does and Ayoola Smart, who plays Aviendha on the show, commented on the change in an interview with Screen Rant. “I feel...

The Wheel of Time is chugging along on its third season, which has been getting rave reviews. The TV series adapts Robert Jordan's massive Wheel of Time book series, a sprawling affair that showrunner Rafe Judkins and his team are having to compress to make into a TV show. "We have five billion characters and it feels like there’s never time to do anything," he told The Hollywood Reporter.

Judkins has to pick and choose which aspects of the story to highlight and which to streamline. One thing he's made a point of exploring is the multiplicity of queer relationships on the show, whether it's the life-long love bond between Moiraine (Rosamund Pike) and Siuan Sanche (Sophie Okonedo), the budding relationship between Elayne (Ceara Coveney) and Aviendha (Ayoola Smart), or the polyamosous relationship between the Aes Sedai sorceress Alanna (Priyanka Bose) and her warders Maksim (Taylor Napier) and...

Set sail, fellow Wheel of Time fans! The fifth episode of season 3 is out, and it broadens the scope of the show drastically with new locations, new factions and more. Tanchico! Cold Rocks Hold! The Dream World! The Sea Folk! "Tel'aran'rhiod" has a lot going on, and for fans who've been waiting to see some of these things on screen for a long time, it's a treat.

Today we're going to home in on the Sea Folk. During the new episode, we catch up with Nynaeve (Zoë Robins), Elayne (Ceara Coveney), Mat (Dónal Finn), and Min (Kae Alexander), who are all aboard a Sea Folk ship on its way to Tanchico. The Sea Folk were mentioned before on The Wheel of Time show, back when Moiraine (Rosamund Pike) bartered the sea captain Bayle Domon into giving her a poem about Lanfear during the season 2 premiere. But "Tel'aran'rhiod" is the first...

After glimpses and mentions in the first two season, “The Wheel of Time” Season 3 is finally diving deeper into Tel’aran’rhiod – the Dream World.

The fifth episode of the third season largely focuses on Egwene (Madeleine Madden) learning from Bair (Nukâka Coster-Waldau) and Melaine (Salóme Gunnarsdóttir) how to travel the Dream World. She learns that her uncontrolled thoughts can manifest in different ways in Tel’aran’rhiod – she gets scared and manifests herself in armor – and that any harm done here happens in the waking world.

Egwene is a rare dreamwalker, allowing her greater access to the Dream World when she wishes, but Bair warns her that every time she enters the dream “is to take a risk.” Her power in the world startles the Wise Ones as she vanishes and appears in Dream World Tar Valon where she learns she is being hunted by Lanfear (Natasha O’Keeffe) while she sleeps.

The Wheel of Time is back with the fifth episode of its third season, and it's a major step forward in broadening the scope of this expansive fantasy series. Last week the show tightened focus to cover Rand al'Thor (Josha Stradowski) and Moiraine Damodred's (Rosamund Pike) journey into the sacred Aiel city of Rhuidean. It stands as the highest-rated episode of the series to date on IMDb with a 9.5/10, and deserves every bit of praise it's getting.

But "The Road to the Spear" was only the halfway point in the season. In this week's episode, "Tel'aran'rhiod," we catch up with many of the characters who didn't get screentime during Rand's millennia-spanning vision quest. From the White Tower to a new Aiel settlement, Tanchico and the high seas, and even the dream world of Tel'aran'rhiod, The Wheel of Time is reminding us that it is a globe-trotting fantasy series that can fill viewers with wonder.

The Wheel of Time is in the thick of its third season, and things are heating up for Prime Video's fantasy series. Last week the show aired "The Road to the Spear," its tour de force mid-season episode where Rand al'Thor (Josha Stradowski) and Moiraine Damodred (Rosamund Pike) journeyed into the mist-covered Aiel city of Rhuidean. There, they each went on separate vision questions: Moiraine saw thousands of horrific possible futures while Rand relived key events in Aiel history through the eyes of his ancestors.

The result was one of the most powerful episodes of The Wheel of Time to date. But the season is just getting warmed up. Since we spent the entirety of "The Road to the Spear" with Rand and Moiraine's party in the Aiel Waste, there will be a lot of other storylines to catch up with when the next episode, "Tel'aran'rhiod," comes out, including...

Prime Video's The Wheel of Time is currently airing the third season of the fantasy series and with it has come the introduction of a number of new characters. One of whom is Queen Morgase Trakand (Olivia Williams), ruler of Andor, who reigns from the city of Caemlyn. As part of her training to succeed her mother on the Lion Throne one day, Elayne (Ceara Coveney) has been sent to the White Tower, given that she has traits of being able to channel the One Power. So, with the Queen and the heir to the throne of Andor both present in the White Tower, comparisons have been drawn between the two. So, is there validity to it?

The third season of the show also introduces Morgase's older sons, Galad (Callum Kerr) and Gawyn (Luke Fetherston), with the Queen making a spectacularly brutal entrance alongside her advisor of the Red Ajah,...

Epic fantasy used to be seen only on the big screen, but over the last decade, we have seen massive productions based on books, video games, and more. Based on the long-running series by author Robert Jordan, The Wheel of Time has become a stalwart for Prime Video, with the third season set to be the biggest and most epic yet.

The plot of season three, per Prime Video: “After defeating Ishamael, one of the most powerful of the Forsaken, at the end of Season Two, Rand reunites with his friends in the city of Falme and is declared the Dragon Reborn. But in Season Three, the threats against the Light are multiplying: the White Tower stands divided, the Black Ajah runs free, old enemies return to the Two Rivers, and the remaining Forsaken are in hot pursuit of the Dragon… including Lanfear, whose relationship with Rand will mark a...

Last week, The Wheel of Time kicked off its third season with a block of three rock-solid episodes. This season of Prime Video's fantasy show is primarily adapting The Shadow Rising, one of the most acclaimed books in Robert Jordan's series. So far, it's living up to that high bar. Rand al'Thor (Josha Stradowski) headed out into the Aiel Waste with his allies to earn the allegiance of the Aiel people; Perrin Aybara (Marcus Rutherford) headed home to the Two Rivers to find the once peaceful village under siege from Trollocs and Whitecloaks; and Mat Cauthon (Dónal Finn), Nynaeve al'Meara (Zoë Robins) and Elayne Trakand (Ceara Coveney) set off to the seedy port city of Tanchico to hunt the Black Ajah. A lot's going on this season, and that's not even getting into the shadowy schemes of the Forsaken.

Since Prime Video likes to drop the first three episodes...

The third season of The Wheel of Time is off to a fantastic start on Prime Video. The streaming service released three episodes last week, and they didn’t disappoint.

Although the show is scrambling the events from Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time book series a bit, these episodes did a good job of making that change relatively seamless without losing any momentum built up during the action-packed finale to season 2.

Without focusing too much on the differences between the books and the show, audiences can appreciate the visual smorgasbord the show delivers with aplomb. So far, The Wheel of Time is a prime example of how a quality fantasy story can be told on the small screen.

The sisters of the Black Ajah unleash their power in The Wheel of Time Season 3 premiere. | Image: Prime Video. 3 things that worked well in the first three episodes of The Wheel of Time season 3No.

The Wheel of Time season 3 episode 3, “Seeds of Shadow,” is the best episode of the season to date, and it begins with some major reveals and incredible scheming on the part of Lanfear, Sammael, and Rahvin, who is playing his part quite well.

Let’s talk about what happened in the third episode of season 3!

Lord Gaebril is actually Rahvin, one of the Forsaken

“Seeds of Shadow” begins with Lanfear (Natasha O’Keeffe), Sammael, and Lord Gaebril (Nuno Lopes) meeting to discuss an alliance to help the Dark One’s mission after the death of Ishamael in the season 2 finale. Lanfear proposes they work together to stop Moghedien, but in the conversation, she reveals that Lord Gaebril, the lover of Queen Morgase of Andor.

After the meeting, Rahvin meets with Moghedien (Laia Costa), who was present for the meeting. She claims that Lanfear is playing this as she did before, and...

In the explosive premiere of The Wheel of Time season 3, Rand and Moiraine begin their journey to the Aiel Waste instead of Tear with Egwene, Lan, and Aviendha in tow. Meanwhile, the rest of those in Tar Valon and beyond deal with the fallout of the Black Ajah’s attack on The White Tower.

The Wheel of Time season 3 episode 2, "A Question of Crimson," begins many years earlier as the Queen of Andor, Morgase of House Trakand (Olivia Williams), murders those who would challenge her throne at Elaida Sedai’s (Shohreh Aghdashloo) urging. You might recognize the Trakand name because Morgase is actually Elayne’s mom.

Queen Morgase arrives in Tar Valon

Shortly after, Queen Morgase arrives in Tar Valon with the Prince Consort of the Queen, Lord Gaebril (Nuno Lopes) and Elaida Sedai of the Red Ajah, along with Elayne’s Prince brothers. After scoring a few moments with the Amyrlin Seat,...

The third season of The Wheel of Time is here at last, and it's easily the most thrilling start for a season the show has had yet. Across its first three episodes, The Wheel of Time season 3 introduces us to a slew of new characters, evolves relationships for those we know and love, and sets the stage for an intense journey ahead. This season is largely based on The Shadow Rising, one of the most well-loved books in Robert Jordan's iconic fantasy series, and the show will get darker and more complex to match the shifting tone of events.

Two characters we caught up with in the premiere are Elayne Trakand, the daughter-heir of Andor played by Ceara Coveney; and Aviendha, the Aiel Maiden of the Spear played by Ayoola Smart. These characters didn't spend a single scene together in season 2, but book-readers know they've got quite an intertwined road together.

After a two-year gap, The Wheel of Time is finally back for Season 3.

The third season of Prime Video’s high fantasy epic adapts the fourth book in Robert Jordan’s sprawling 14-entry story titled “The Shadow Rising.” The book is considered by many fans of the series to be the strongest title, and the show picks up with Rand (Josha Stradowski) and the rest of the Eamond’s Field 5 picking up the pieces after their battle with Ishamael (Fares Fares) and preparing to search for aid for The Dragon Reborn.

Here’s everything you need to know about where and when to tune in for the third season of Prime Video’s “The Wheel of Time.”

When does “The Wheel of Time” Season 3 come out?

The third season of Prime Video’s “The Wheel of Time” premieres on Thursday, March 13.

How can I watch “The Wheel of Time” Season...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Wheel of Time season 3, episodes 1-3!The Wheel of Time season 3's season ahead trailer has been released, previewing Rand's trial in the Aiel Waste, alongside Perrin fighting against the Dark One's army. The Wheel of Time season 3 has established a multitude of new storylines for its characters, sending everyone to the far corners of its fantasy world. The most prominent of these include Rand (Josha Stradowski) traveling into the Aiel Waste to become their prophetic Car'a'carn, and Perrin (Marcus Rutherford) returning to the Two Rivers, only to discover new threats to his home.

Now, Prime Video has released a trailer for The Wheel of Time season 3 at the end of season 3, episode 1, previewing what comes next, especially Rand and Perrin's upcoming journeys. The trailer begins with Rand and Moiraine (Rosamund Pike) going through trials within the Aiel Waste. In the meantime, Nynaeve (Zoë Robins...

The first three episodes of The Wheel of Time are out now on Prime Video, bringing viewers back into the vivid fantasy world of Robert Jordan's beloved book series. We've been poring over them this morning, because these are three very full episodes. The first, "To Race the Shadow," saw all hell break lose in Tar Valon as the sisters of the Black Ajah made good their escape, before Rand al'Thor (Josha Stradowski) and the rest of our heroes went their separate ways. The second, "A Question of Crimson," delved into the complicated politics of the White Tower as Queen Morgase (Olivia Williams) and her advisor Elaida (Shohreh Aghdashloo) arrived on the scene to demand answers of the Amyrlin Seat, Siuan Sanche (Sophie Okonedo).

Now we've arrived at the final episode of the premiere block: "Seeds of Shadow." And just as the name implies, this episode gives the show's...

The binge through the first three episodes of The Wheel of Time season 3 continues! Today, Prime Video dropped the mega-sized premiere block of its epic fantasy show's third season, and it is a veritable feast for fans of the series. All three episodes clock in at around an hour or more, and contain a ton of new developments for our heroes and villains.

The first episode, "To Race the Shadow," mostly caught us up with all the characters we already knew and loved from last season. Now that the stage is set, "A Question of Crimson" introduces a bunch of new ones; most notably, the royal family of Andor, led by Queen Morgase Trakand (Olivia Williams), the mother of Elayne (Ceara Coveney).

Read on for our Full Spoiler review:

Sophie Okonedo (Siuan Sanche) in The Wheel of Time season 2. | Image: Prime Video. Queen Morgase does not mess around

Just like the premiere,...

At long last, The Wheel of Time has returned for its third season on Prime Video. After the climactic battle at Falme at the end of season 2, our band of heroes from the Two Rivers are about to embark on the next chapter of their journey. The show's third season adapts The Shadow Rising, a key entry in Robert Jordan's iconic fantasy book series. And right from the start, it's clear that the television show is taking this task seriously; season 3 starts with a bang, as all hell breaks out in the White Tower of the Aes Sedai.

At 69 minutes, "To Race The Shadow" is a meaty season premiere that sets a promising stage for the season to come. We've a lot to discuss, so let's get right into the review. Full Spoilers for The Wheel of Time Episode 301 beyond this point.

Siuan Sanche (Sophie Okonedo) in The Wheel of Time...

The Wheel of Time, fans! It's so exciting that season 3 of the hit fantasy series is almost here. We've definitely waited long enough as the last time we had new episodes was back in September 2023. Thankfully, the epic tale continues in just a couple of days later this week. And we want to make sure that you have all the details you need to know, including when to watch and what to expect, so you're fully prepared!

The Wheel of Time season 3 premieres Thursday, March 13, 2025 with the first three episodes on Prime Video. The streaming service releases new episodes at 12 a.m. Pt / 3 a.m. Et. So it's going to be a pretty late night, especially with multiple episodes dropping on premiere day. But you know what? This show deserves us losing a little sleep over!

After premiere day, one new episode will be released each week on Thursdays until...

The Wheel of Time simply keeps getting better and better! The first season was entertaining, but you could see how Prime Video was finding its footing in the classic fantasy genre—almost using the Robert Jordan series as a test balloon with The Lord of the Rings television adaptation coming down the pike (pun intended).

Star Rosamund Pike led the way, keeping viewers’ interest through a bumpy but very entertaining freshman season. Then, the second season focused on the supporting cast, creating greater adventures, enthralling action, and a wholly immersive experience unlike any fantasy television series we have ever seen.

Now, the third season is a game-changer—full of clever twists, turns and shadowy tricks that keep viewers on the edge of their seats! With an exciting and suspenseful season premiere and an ominously powerful finale, The Wheel of Time proves it keeps getting better with each passing season.

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This week, The Wheel of Time returns for its third season on Prime Video. Based on the iconic fantasy book series by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson, The Wheel of Time is a sweeping epic with a massive cast of heroes, villains, and characters who fall somewhere in between. It's a fantasy saga with a capital F, and its highly anticipated third season should be high on the watch list for any fan of genre television this year. The Wheel of Time has improved with each season, and this time around it's bigger and more ambitious than ever before.

At the heart of the saga is Rand al'Thor (Josha Stradowski), a reincarnated savior known as the Dragon Reborn, who must gather allies to his side in order to face off against the ominous Dark One. But Rand isn't fighting this battle alone. While Rand and his Aes Sedai mentor Moiraine...

Prime Video's Wheel of Timeis gearing up for the launch of its third season in March. Fans of the series are highly anticipating the release and are eager to see what else is in store for Rand, Morain, and the rest of the companions of the Dragon Reborn. Two such companions are Elyane Trakand, Princess of Andor, played by Ceara Coveney and Aviendha, Maiden of the Spear of the Aiel, played by Ayoola Smart. These two characters had minor roles in Season 2, but they will take on a much bigger part in Season 3.

Cbr sat down with both Coveney and Smart to discuss their characters' journies in the upcoming season. The actors spoke on the impact that Season 2 will have on their characters and how bringing in the different cultures that Robert Jordan created will elevate the season to new heights.

Cbr: Elyane has lived a relatively privileged life up to this point,...

Prime Video is gearing up for the anticipated third season premiere of the hit fantasy series The Wheel of Time. On March 13, the show will return with the first three episodes of Season 3, and new episodes will then be released weekly on Prime Video.

Coming ahead of the show's return, Cbr can unveil a sneak peek clip from one of the new episodes. In the clip, Lord Galad (Callum Kerr) and Lord Gawyn (Luke Fetherston) have a sparring match in the White Tower, delighting the Novices and Nynaeve (Zoë Robins), amusing their sister Elayne (Ceara Coveney), and annoying Mat (Dónal Finn). Of course, this just marks one small bit of the action and drama that's to come in Season 3. While fans wait for the new episodes to drop, Cbr's sneak peek can be viewed below.

The series also stars Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl) as Moiraine Damodred, Daniel Henney (Criminal Minds) as al’Lan Mandragoran,...

The third season of The Wheel of Time will air soon on Prime Video. So far, it's looking terrific. Trailer? Epic. First 11 minutes? Fire. Source material? Best in show. The runway is set for this epic fantasy series to take off.

There are 14 books in The Wheel of Time book series, and the TV show has had to make some cuts as the story transitions from page to screen. In general, I think showrunner Rafe Judkins has made smart choices when it comes to picking what to cut and streamline; he's clearly a fan who's keeping the long game in mind.

For instance, at this point in the book series, lead character Rand al'Thor (Josha Stradowski) should make his way towards a fortress called the Stone of Tear, where he lays claim to a legendary sword called Callandor. That happens at the end of the third book in the series,...

The Wheel of Time season 3 is just around the corner, and the hype is off the charts. Season 3 is based on The Shadow Rising, widely considered one of the best novels in Robert Jordan's iconic fantasy book series. Some pretty big events happen in this part of the story, and The Wheel of Time TV show is signaling to fans that it's rising to the occasion with an extensive marketing campaign, cast interviews, trailers, and a thrilling sneak peak at the blood-drenched opening minutes of season 3.

We recently participated in a press junket with several members of the cast, and they did a pretty great job of getting us excited for what lies ahead. Rosamund Pike (Moiraine) and Josha Stradowski (Rand) talked up the "psychedelic" fourth episode of the season, which will take viewers to the mystical Aiel city of Rhuidean. Daniel Henney (Lan) and Sophie Okonedo (Siuan Sanche...

Another #WOTWednesday, another epic piece of content from The Wheel of Time. This week, TV Insider is unveiling your exclusive first look at Prime Video‘s expansive key-art banner featuring most (not all!) of the key players for Season 3. And it’s a lineup worthy of the Age of Legends! First up, we have Mat (Dónal Finn) and the White Tower crowd — trainees Nynaeve (Zoë Robins) and Elayne (Ceara Coveney), recruited seer Min Farshaw (Kae Alexander), and Aes Sedai “Mother,” Siuan (Sophie Okonedo). And if you’ve seen the intense opening minutes of the season opener that dropped last week, you know a major mess is about to go down inside the Aes Sedai’s stronghold. The no-spells-barred battle between the Amyrlin Seat and Kate Fleetwood‘s traitorous Black Ajah, Liandrin (on the far right of the image), sets the stage for a ton of story, previews showrunner Rafe Judkins.

Prime Video has exclusively revealed the thrilling 11-minute opening scene for the upcoming third season of ‘The Wheel of Time’ on its platform.

This special sneak peek is now available at the end of the third episode of the Season Three premiere of ‘Reacher.’

The explosive 11-minute opening scene of The Wheel of Time’s new season features a dynamic magical showdown between good and evil. The Sorceresses who have secretly sworn themselves to the Dark One shockingly reveal themselves, and initiate a vicious and bloody battle that will forever change the fate of the world.

Season Three’s storylines are primarily based on the fan-favourite fourth book of Jordan’s series, “The Shadow Rising.” In addition to Tar Valon, the season will take viewers to many new regions and cities across the fictional continent of the Westlands, including the vast deserts of the Aiel Waste, the intoxicating and dangerous port city of Tanchico,...

Prime Video has brought online the thrilling 11-minute opening scene for the upcoming third season of The Wheel of Time. This special sneak peek is now available at the end of the third episode of the Season Three premiere of Reacher, which also debuted today.

The Wheel of Time Season Three which will premiere globally on Prime Video on March 13, 2025, is based on Robert Jordan’s best-selling and epic fantasy book series of the same name and is co-produced by Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios.

The opening scene of The Wheel of Time Season Three features a dynamic magical showdown between good and evil. The Sorceresses who have secretly sworn themselves to the Dark One shockingly reveal themselves, and initiate a vicious and bloody battle that will forever change the fate of the world.

Season Three’s storylines are primarily based on the fan-favorite fourth book of Jordan’s series,...

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Prime Video ha desvelado el primer tráiler de la tercera temporada de La rueda del tiempo, su serie original de fantasía basada en la saga de novelas superventas de Robert Jordan y adaptada a televisión por el productor ejecutivo y showrunner Rafe Judkins (Agentes de S.H.I.E.L.D.).

La tercera temporada de La rueda del tiempo se basa principalmente en el cuarto libro de la saga de Jordan, El ascenso de la sombra, y llevará a los espectadores a nuevas regiones y ciudades del continente ficticio de las Tierras Occidentales: desde el vasto Yermo de Aiel, pasando por la embriagadora y peligrosa ciudad portuaria de Tanchico, hasta la ciudad prohibida y llena de niebla Rhuidean, donde Rand y Moiraine se enfrentarán a revelaciones que cambiarán sus vidas. Mientras tanto, en el otro lado del mundo, en la ciudad natal de...

Amazon’s epic fantasy series is returning with new episodes in 2025, and we’ll fill you in on all the important details!

The wheel of time continues to turn! The epic fantasy show “The Wheel of Time,” based on the novel series of the same name by Robert Jordan, is returning to Prime Video with new episodes soon. We’ll give you the lowdown on what you can expect in the new season, who has joined the cast, and show you a trailer for the latest batch of episodes below so you’re prepared when it comes back!

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Prime Video has debuted the first trailer for ‘The Wheel of Time’s’ upcoming third season, which will debut globally on 13th March 2025.

In the series, a humble farm boy, Rand al’Thor, learns he is The Dragon Reborn—a dangerous figure from history destined to save the world … or break it. The Wheel of Time turns, and the Last Battle approaches. After defeating Ishamael, one of the most powerful of the Forsaken, at the end of Season Two, Rand reunites with his friends in the city of Falme and is declared the Dragon Reborn. But in Season Three, the threats against the Light are multiplying: the White Tower stands divided, the Black Ajah run free, old enemies return to the Two Rivers, and the remaining Forsaken are in hot pursuit of the Dragon… including Lanfear, whose relationship with Rand will mark a crucial choice between Light and Dark for them both.

Soon, The Wheel of Time will return for its third season, transporting viewers back into the world of Robert Jordan's beloved book series as the Dragon Reborn and his allies continue their battle against the Dark One. The hype has been high for this season, thanks in part to the fact that it's adapting one of the best books in the series, The Shadow Rising. Prime Video has unveiled a new full-length trailer for The Wheel of Time season 3, and it is stuffed to the gills with thrilling hints at what's ahead.

As Rand al'Thor (Josha Stradowski) sets out into the Aiel Waste to procure new allies, his friends scatter to the winds on different missions, all of which will have far-reaching impacts on the battles ahead. We're going to go through this trailer shot by shot, searching for every secret we can find. There will be Spoilers for The Shadow Rising ahead.

The upcoming third season of Prime Video’s The Wheel of Time has released its first official trailer ahead of its March 13, 2025 premiere. The new season is based on Robert Jordan’s fourth book of his bestselling series, The Shadow Rising, and leads up to the prophesied final battle.

Season three will kick off with the release of the first three episodes. New episodes will stream on Thursdays.

Rosamund Pike returns to lead the cast as Moiraine Damodred, Josha Stradowski is Rand al’Thor, Daniel Henney is al’Lan Mandragoran, Zoë Robins is Nynaeve al’Meara, Madeleine Madden is Egwene al’Vere, and Marcus Rutherford plays Perrin Aybara. Dónal Finn stars as Mat Cauthon, Ceara Coveney is Elayne Trakand, Sophie Okonedo plays Siuan Sanche, Kate Fleetwood is Liandrin Guirale, Natasha O’Keeffe is Lanfear, Ayoola Smart is Aviendha, and Kae Alexander plays Min Farshaw.

The cast also includes Priyanka Bose as Alanna Mosvani,...