The Serpent Queen Season 2 Episode 5 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch

The Serpent Queen Season 2 Episode 5 release date and time are now officially known. Here are the streaming details for the U.S. and U.K. time zones.

In the previous episode, Charles rebels against his mother, setting his own rules and dismissing her influence completely. With rebellion at its peak, tensions arise, new plans are formed, and miracles take place. The upcoming episode features Catherine looking forward to giving up her seat at the Privy Council. Ahead of that, she wants to claim a place for Anjou. Meanwhile, Queen Elizabeth arrives in the Netherlands.

When is the The Serpent Queen Season 2 Episode 5 release date & time?

The episode’s release date is August 9, and its release time is 08:00 pm ET, 05:00 pm PT.

The below-mentioned tables consist of the release date and time for U.S. and U.K. time zones.

TimezoneRelease DateRelease Time

Eastern Time (U.S.)August 9, 202408:00 p.m.

Pacific Time (U.S.)August 9, 202405:00 p.m.

Central Time (U.S.)August 9, 202407:00 p.m.

British Summer Time (U.K.)August 10, 202402:00 a.m

Where to watch The Serpent Queen Season 2 Episode 5

You can watch The Serpent Queen Season 2 Episode 5 via Starz.

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What is The Serpent Queen about?

The Serpent Queen is a historical drama series that follows Catherine De’ Medici in her teenage years. Upon her uncle’s order, she is forced to marry Henri, son of King Francis of France. However, their marriage doesn’t stand strong due to the constant extra-marital affairs of her husband. Despite confronting challenges and stereotypes, France quickly sees the rise of Catherine’s power and rule.

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