How we check release times

1. We start from the platform

The release date and time comes from the streaming service or studio wherever possible: press releases, official social accounts and help pages. When the platform has not stated a time, we use reputable outlets that report it, and we say so on the page.

2. We convert one moment, not a list of guesses

A worldwide release happens at a single moment. We record that moment once and convert it to each country's time zones with the official time-zone database, so daylight saving is always applied correctly. The US switches clocks on a different weekend from the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, which is the most common cause of wrong times elsewhere.

3. We note regional differences

Some releases come out on a different service or at a different time in one country (for example on Stan in Australia or Crave in Canada). Those countries get their own time and platform in the table.

4. We date-stamp and source every page

Each page shows when it was last checked and links to its sources. We never publish a time we could not verify. If no time has been announced, the page says so.

Corrections

Platforms sometimes move releases at short notice. If you see a time that has changed, please contact us and we will check it and update the page.