The Owl House Season 3: Episode 3 air date confirmed

Laura Gray
A still from The Owl House Season 3

The Owl House Season 3 is now just one episode away from its conclusion. After a long and emotional journey, fans of the show are eager for news about the finale air date.

The Owl House fans were finally able to return to the emotional journey of Luz and her friends after over a year of waiting, following the debut of Season 3. The special-length first episode saw Luz finally return home to the human world, but with many of her Witch friends in tow. With the portal door destroyed, they must figure out a new way to return to the Boiling Isles.

Episode two saw the group plus Luz’s mom return to The Boiling Isles, where they discovered The Collector had taken over, turning those left behind into puppets. King has worked to keep The Collector in check, but the child with god-like powers begins to succumb to insecurities and doubts sowed by Belos in disguise.

The harrowing episodes have left The Owl House fans on the edge of their seats, and the final episode will hopefully offer a satisfying conclusion to the roller coaster of events. However, there has been a lengthy pause between episode air dates, making the wait a grind.

Eda Raine The Owl House Season 3

The Owl House Season 3 Episode 3 release date has been announced

After a good deal of waiting, Dana Terrace revealed the finale release date for The Owl House will be April 8, 2023.

Because The Owl House has been canceled, with the season airing as three special-length episodes instead of the standard format of the first two seasons, the final installment will be particularly special. The news has hit fans of the show hard, and The Owl House creators have recently shared how the cancelation has impacted the conclusion of Luz’s story.

Where to watch new episodes

Viewers can watch episodes of The Owl House on The Disney Channel, Disney XD, and Disney Now.

The first and second episodes of the Owl House are currently available on Disney Now and Disney Plus, and fans can also purchase them on Google Play starting at $1.99.

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Laura Gray is a former Senior Writer for Dexerto who mainly covered Pokémon, farming simulation titles, Dungeons and Dragons, and other family-friendly games. Living in Idaho, Laura has previously written for Screen Rant and also works as a book/comic illustrator.