What time is The Rings of Power episode 4 'The Great Wave' released on Prime Video? Watch The Lord of the Rings prequel series online now
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The Rings of Power has already covered a lot of ground, taking us all the way from the Elf capital Lindon to Khazad-dûm, across the Orc-plagued Southlands to the island of Númenor. Yet nowhere is free of Sauron's insidious influence as his brutish henchmen prepare for his return. Want to know what time The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power episode 4 is on where you are? Good news. It's out now but check your time zone below and find out how to watch episode 4 The Great Wave from wherever you are.
*Warning – episode 3 spoilers ahead*
Watch The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power episode 4 online
Release date: Thursday, September 15 at 9pm PT / Friday, September 16, 12am ET
New episodes: every Thursday / Friday (dependent on location)
Cast: Cynthia Addai-Robinson, Robert Aramayo, Owain Arthur, Morfydd Clark, Nazanin Boniadi, Ismael Cruz Córdova
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In the Southlands, Sauron’s devious schemes were revealed when Arondir awoke among a horde of taunting orcs – brilliantly beastly in both manner and design. Alongside fellow elves Médhor and Revion, he was put to work constructing what is likely to become that desolate hellscape known as Mordor.
Elsewhere, Galadriel and Halbrand were pulled from the Sundering Seas by Elendil (Lloyd Owen) and escorted to the kingdom of Númenor. The elven warrior received a frosty reception, while Halbrand initiated a bone-snapping brawl with some stuck-up Númenórean’s that came close to Game of Thrones territory – hence the episode’s 15 certificate!
What will we learn about the Stranger now that he’s befriended Harfoot family the Brandyfoots? And who the heck is the orc leader Adar? Could one of them be Sauron in disguise, hoping to deceive our heroes?
You can watch the latest Middle-earth drama on Amazon Prime Video with our guide, detailing what time The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power episode 4 can be streamed in your part of the world.
When will The Rings of Power episode 4 land on Prime Video?
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power episode 4 will arrive exclusively on Prime Video on Thursday, September 15 at 9pm PT.
Its release will be simultaneous across the world, meaning worldwide viewers won't watch at 9pm local time, but instead in your corresponding time to 9pm PT. For example, for those in the US in the Eastern Timezone will be able to watch the new episode from Friday, September 16 at 12am ET.
For a full rundown on when The Rings of Power's next episode will be available to watch where you live on September 15, check out our timings list below:
Australia – 2pm AEST
Brazil – 1am BRT
Europe – 6am CST
India – 9:30am IST
Japan – 1pm JST
United Kingdom – 5am BST
New Zealand – 4pm NZST
How to watch The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power episode 4 online
The next chapter of this epic Amazon Prime Video fantasy adventure is available from Friday, September 16 at 12am ET.
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Full The Rings of Power release schedule:
Episode 1: Thursday, September 1 / Friday, September 2
Episode 2: Thursday, September 1 / Friday, September 2
Episode 3: Thursday, September 8 / Friday, September 9
Episode 4: Thursday, September 15 / Friday, September 16
Episode 5: Thursday, September 22 / Friday, September 23
Episode 6: Thursday, September 29 / Friday, September 30
Episode 7: Thursday, October 6 / Friday, October 7
Episode 8: Thursday, October 13 / Friday, October 14
