‘Las Azules’ Season 2 Episode 8 Release Date, Time and Where to Watch the Finale

‘Women in Blue’ is closing out its second season this week, and fans of the Apple TV crime drama are counting down to the moment the Azules finally confront the killer they have been chasing all season. The finale caps an eight episode run that has kept viewers guessing since María’s promotion kicked off a fresh murder investigation tied to Mexico City’s past.

With episode 8 titled ‘Goyo’ set to premiere shortly, here is everything currently known about the release date, streaming details, and what the season finale is expected to deliver.

‘Las Azules’ Season 2 Episode 8 Release Date

The final episode of ‘Women in Blue’ season two, titled ‘Goyo,’ is scheduled to premiere on September 30, 2026 as the Azules work to put the remaining clues together before the Executioner can target another victim. The show has followed a strict weekly cadence since its debut, and the finale marks the last stop in that schedule.

According to reporting on the episode order, Apple confirmed that season two premiered with one episode and has been releasing one new episode every Wednesday through September 30. That means the finale arrives right on schedule, closing out an eight episode season that has not skipped a single week.

The episode before it also stuck to that same pattern, with coverage noting that the seventh episode premiered Wednesday, September 23 on Apple TV, followed by the season finale on September 30. For anyone who has been keeping pace with ‘Women in Blue’ since August, the finale lands exactly when expected.

Where to Watch the ‘Las Azules’ Season 2 Finale?

‘Women in Blue,’ also known by its original title ‘Las Azules,’ streams exclusively on Apple TV, and the finale will be no exception. Coverage of the show’s release strategy notes that new Apple TV subscribers can use the seven day free trial to stream Women in Blue Season 2 without paying for the service during the trial period. That trial window gives newcomers a way to catch up before the finale airs.

Apple has also sweetened the deal for anyone buying new hardware, since customers who purchase and activate a qualifying new iPhone, iPad, Apple TV 4K or Mac may also receive three months of Apple TV at no additional cost. The service is also accessible through a secondary route, as the series is available to stream through the Apple TV Prime Video Channel for viewers who prefer accessing it through Prime.

Viewers should keep in mind that the show carries a mature rating, since Women in Blue is rated TV-MA and is intended for mature audiences, given its murder investigations, serial killer storyline, violence, adult themes and serious tone.

For release timing, most Apple TV originals tend to follow a predictable rhythm. New episodes have generally dropped at midnight Eastern time, meaning West Coast viewers checking the app the night before have often found the next episode already loaded early.

What to Expect From the Season 2 Finale?

Season two of ‘Women in Blue’ picked up with María receiving a major promotion, and the stakes only grew from there. Per official details on the season’s premise, Season 2 begins after María receives a promotion to lieutenant, and while her new position gives her more responsibility within the department, it also places her between police rules and her determination to uncover the truth. The case that has driven the season began when officers discover the body of a student activist, and the investigation soon leads María, Valentina, Gabina and Ángeles back to the 1968 student massacre.

That connection to Mexico’s real historical tragedy has given the season an added layer of weight beyond a standard procedural mystery. As the season built toward its close, the narrative kept raising the danger for the Azules themselves.

One outlet summarized the stretch leading into the finale by noting that the season is not slowing down, with episode 5 involving another detective disappearing as María’s evening with her daughter takes an unexpected turn, showing how personal the investigation has become for the core team.

Heading into ‘Goyo,’ the central threat remains the figure fans have been calling the Executioner. The official episode description makes clear that the finale is built around a race against time, since the Azules must piece together every remaining clue before the Executioner can target another victim. Given how the season has tied its mystery to the events of 1968, expect the finale to pull those historical threads and the present day killings together for its final reveal.

‘Las Azules’ Season 2 Cast Returning for the Finale

The finale brings back the ensemble that has anchored the season from the start. The returning cast includes Bárbara Mori as María, Ximena Sariñana as Ángeles, Natalia Téllez as Valentina, Amorita Rasgado as Gabina, Miguel Rodarte as Romandia, Leonardo Sbaraglia as Alejandro, Christian Tappan as Emilio Escobedo, and Horacio García Rojas as Gerardo. Behind the camera, the series remains the work of a proven creative team, as it is created by International Emmy Award winning showrunner and director Fernando Rovzar and Pablo Aramendi.

The show has also carried strong critical momentum into its finale. Reporting on the series notes that ‘Women in Blue’ holds a 100 percent Rotten Tomatoes score for its first season, a benchmark that has helped build anticipation for how season two wraps up. With an entirely Latin American cast and crew leading the production, the finale is positioned as the culmination of a season that has balanced a tense murder mystery with a much larger historical story.

As ‘Goyo’ brings María and the Azules face to face with the Executioner, who do you think is really behind the killings tied to the 1968 massacre, and does María manage to close the case without losing everything she has fought for.