From Season 4 Episode 3 Is Almost Here: Release Date, Time, and Where to Watch

If you’re following MGM+’s horror-mystery series From (which is quietly one of the weirdest shows on TV right now), you’ll want to mark your calendar for Season 4, Episode 3. Here’s what you need to know about when it’s dropping, what’s supposedly going down in the new episode, and how you can actually watch it without getting lost in an endless streaming maze.

Episode 3: When, Where, and What’s the Deal?

• Title: 'Merrily We Go'
• Release Date: Sunday, May 3, 2026
• Time: Midnight Pacific / 3 a.m. Eastern (yes, they love those graveyard hours)
• Streaming Only On: MGM+ (formerly Epix, in case you lost track of rebrands)

So, Episode 3 is dropping right in the middle of the night. If you’re on the East Coast, that’s coffee-or-nothing territory; West Coasters, it’s a midnight premiere for you. Basically: set your alarms or don’t sleep, as usual.

What’s Happening in This Episode?

According to the official teasers (which, let’s be honest, barely ever tell us anything without making our heads spin):

- Boyd’s stepping in to try and save Acosta from, well, herself.
- Julie’s new superpowers (that nobody saw coming) apparently go even further 'beyond imagination'. That probably means someone’s about to get very weird, very fast.
- Tabitha takes a risk that’s being marketed as desperate — which, in this show, could easily mean she walks into the woods at night just to mix it up.
- Victor and Ethan join forces to chase more answers, which usually means more questions pile up instead.

Remind Me What From Is About?

If you’ve missed the memo, here’s the gist:

"Unravel the mystery of a nightmarish town in middle America that traps all those who enter. As the unwilling residents fight to keep a sense of normalcy and search for a way out, they must also survive the threats of the surrounding forest – including the terrifying creatures that come out when the sun goes down."

Translation: Nightmare Town USA, impossible to escape, monsters in the woods, and absolutely nothing is ever what it seems. This is Lost by way of Stephen King, with occasional side trips into genuinely insane territory.

Where to Watch

You’ll need an MGM+ subscription for this one—a streaming service that, to its credit, actually specializes in strange original shows and cult-favorite movies rather than just piling up the usual stuff. If you lost track during the rebranding shuffle, MGM+ is Amazon-backed and runs its own original series, exclusive picks, and enough crime drama to keep your streaming queue haunted for weeks.

So, in short: new episode drops May 3, overnight, on MGM+. Stuff’s getting weirder. And if you haven’t started this show yet, maybe block off a few hours and prepare to question every decision you’ve ever made about small towns and scary forests.