The Star Wars Disney Plus TV show Ahsoka is nearing its finale on Disney Plus, with seven episodes already out on the streamer.

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Episode 7, titled Dreams and Madness, landed on Wednesday (27th September), with Ahsoka (Rosario Dawnson) returning to the limelight following her absence in episode 6, alongside her companion Huyang (David Tennant).

The instalment paved the way for the finale with a ton of action and plenty of surprising twists, including an unexpected Star Wars cameo.

Previous episodes have seen the much-anticipated return of Ezra Bridger (Eman Esfandi) as he was finally seen for the first time since his departure from the galaxy at the end of Star Wars: Rebels, as well as the return of legendary Star Wars character Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) himself.

So, when will the eighth and final episode of the Star Wars series land on Disney Plus? Read on to find out everything you need to know and to discover the full Ahsoka release schedule so you don't miss a thing!

Ahsoka episode 8: When is it released on Disney Plus?

Eman Esfandi as Ezra Bridger in Ahsoka.
Eman Esfandi as Ezra Bridger in Ahsoka. Disney+/Lucasfilm

Ahsoka episode 8 will be available to stream on Disney Plus UK at 2am (BST) on Wednesday 4th October 2023.

In a break from tradition, viewers in the United States will be able to enjoy Ahsoka at a more reasonable time of day, with the show scheduled to debut at 6pm (PT) and 9pm (ET), resulting in an earlier launch for us over here.

Previous Disney Plus originals have premiered late at night in the US, which equated to a punctual 8am debut in the UK. No reason has been given for this change in strategy.

Ahsoka release schedule

Rosario Dawson as Ahsoka Tano and Huyang the droid, voiced by David Tennant, looking at each other
Ahsoka, played by Rosario Dawson and Huyang, voiced by David Tennant LucasFilm/Disney Plus

In typical fashion for a Star Wars show on Disney Plus, Ahsoka will follow a weekly release pattern, starting from a double bill launch on 23rd August and running all the way through to early October.

Check out the full Ahsoka release schedule below:

  • Ahsoka episode 1 – Master and Apprentice – Wednesday 23rd August 2023 at 2am BST (out now)
  • Ahsoka episode 2 – Toil and Trouble – Wednesday 23rd August 2023 at 2am BST (out now)
  • Ahsoka episode 3 – Time to Fly – Wednesday 30th August 2023 at 2am BST (out now)
  • Ahsoka episode 4 – Fallen Jedi – Wednesday 6th September 2023 at 2am BST (out now)
  • Ahsoka episode 5 – Shadow Warrior - Wednesday 13th September 2023 at 2am BST (out now)
  • Ahsoka episode 6 – Far Far Away - Wednesday 20th September 2023 at 2am BST (out now)
  • Ahsoka episode 7 – Wednesday 27th September 2023 at 2am BST (out now)
  • Ahsoka episode 8 – Wednesday 4th October 2023 at 2am BST

How many episodes are there in Ahsoka?

Ivanna Sakhno as Shin Hati in Ahsoka flying a spaceship
Ivanna Sakhno as Shin Hati in Ahsoka. Disney+

Ahsoka will consist of eight episodes in total, placing it in the middle of the pack when it comes to live-action Star Wars shows on Disney Plus.

The longest season (12 episodes) can be claimed by the critically acclaimed Andor, while last year's miniseries Obi-Wan Kenobi is at the shorter end of the spectrum (six episodes).

Ahsoka's eight chapters mean it matches The Mandalorian, from which it is technically a spin-off.

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