‘Furious’ Episode 6: Release Date, Time, and What to Expect

Hulu’s crime thriller ‘Furious‘ has quickly established itself as one of the platform’s standout new releases of the summer, pairing a gripping cat-and-mouse premise with a cast anchored by Emmy Rossum. Created by Elizabeth Meriwether, the series is loosely inspired by the 1987 film ‘Black Widow’ and has drawn strong early reviews for its blend of psychological suspense and morally complicated storytelling.

Since debuting on July 27 with a three-episode premiere, the show has settled into a steady weekly rollout, releasing new installments every Monday. That pattern has helped build sustained momentum for the series as it continues unpacking the tense investigation at its core.

Following that established schedule, episode 6 of ‘Furious’ is set to arrive on Monday, August 17. As with previous weeks, new episodes typically drop at 9:00 p.m. PT, which translates to 12:00 a.m. ET, meaning viewers on the East Coast should expect the episode to become available right at the start of the day rather than waiting until evening.

The series streams exclusively on Hulu in the United States, with international audiences able to catch new episodes through Disney+. Given the consistency of the show’s release pattern so far, fans can expect episode 6 to follow the same overnight streaming rollout that’s defined the rest of the season.

‘Furious’ follows Emmy Rossum as Alice Black, a former NYPD homicide detective now working within the FBI’s sex crimes unit, whose investigation into the deaths of several wealthy, predatory men leads her to Catherine, played by Lola Petticrew, a woman with a history of trauma and a shifting identity. The show has been praised for building genuine tension around the moral gray areas separating justice from vengeance, rather than settling into a more traditional procedural format.

The supporting cast includes Scoot McNairy as Danny Kelly, Quincy Tyler Bernstine as Agent Nora Washington, and Jake Lacy in a recurring role as Marshall Connelly. That ensemble has helped ground the series’ central FBI investigation, even as much of the critical attention has focused squarely on Rossum and Petticrew’s performances as the show’s two central, rage-fueled leads.

With episode 6 marking the show’s sixth installment out of eight total episodes, ‘Furious’ is entering the final stretch of its first season, with the finale scheduled to arrive on August 31. Given how tightly the series has structured its weekly reveals so far, fans can expect the show to keep tightening the noose around both Alice’s investigation and Catherine’s carefully hidden identity as the season builds toward its conclusion.

With early reviews continuing to praise the show’s writing and central performances, ‘Furious’ looks positioned to close out its first season as one of Hulu’s more talked-about summer originals.

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