Invincible season 4 release schedule: When is episode 8 on Prime Video?
Prime Video’s acclaimed animated superhero series is back for a brand new showdown.

Invincible has enjoyed another characteristically strong run over the past few weeks, and the hit animation is set to wrap up its fourth season with what promises to be a thrilling final episode this week.
Things are finely poised as Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) prepares to face off against fearsome villain Thragg (Lee Pace), with Pace having previously teased of the character in an interview with Polygon that "we're really setting him up to dismantle him in this story:
Last week's penultimate instalment of the season – which was titled Don't Do Anything Rash – received especially strong praise from both fans and critics, and so hopes are high that the finale will continue the incredible streak or episodes.
The last episode has the somewhat ominous title Don't Leave Me Hanging Here, and it certainly seems like it's going to be an action-packed affair – let's just hope the consequences for our heroes aren't overly severe.
If you're excited to see what fresh hell Thragg will bring to the show, read on for details on when to catch Invincible season 4 episode 8 on Prime Video.
When will Invincible season 4 episode 8 be released?
Invincible season 4 episode 8 has a release date of Wednesday 22 April on Prime Video.
The season finale is titled Don't Leave Me Hanging Here – a somewhat ominous hint towards the events it has in store.
The first three episodes of the season launched back on 18 March, with the rest of the batch following a weekly episode schedule.
How many episodes will there be of Invincible season 4?
Like with earlier instalments of Invincible over the years, the fourth season of the Skybound Entertainment and Amazon MGM Studios animated series is sticking to its consistent structure of 8 episodes.
Season 4 will run for a total of six weeks, with the eight-episode format the same as the previous three seasons.

Invincible season 4 release schedule
With Invincible season 4's weekly episodic drops, the full schedule of every episode's release date is as follows:
- Invincible season 4 episode 1 - Making the World a Better Place - Wednesday 18 March 2026 (out now)
- Invincible season 4 episode 2 - I’ll Give You the Grand Tour - Wednesday 18 March 2026 (out now)
- Invincible season 4 episode 3 - I Gotta Get Some Air - Wednesday 18 March 2026 (out now)
- Invincible season 4 episode 4 - Hurm - Wednesday 25 March 2026 (out now)
- Invincible season 4 episode 5 - Give Us a Moment - Wednesday 1 April 2026 (out now)
- Invincible season 4 episode 6 - You Look Horrible - Wednesday 8 April 2026 (out now)
- Invincible season 4 episode 7 - Don't Do Anything Rash - Wednesday 15 April 2026 (out now)
- Invincible season 4 episode 8 - Don't Leave Me Hanging Here - Wednesday 22 April 2026
As the third season debuted back in February 2025, the new season is arriving a little over one year after the third instalment, with the animated superhero series significantly speeding up its production.
This follows the comments of Invincible creator Robert Kirkman that the team is working incredibly hard to avoid the two-year gap fans experienced between seasons 1 and 2.
"I can’t guarantee that we’ll be coming back in early February every single year, but I can say that is the goal," the writer commented in an interview with Discussing Film.
"We’re working at a breakneck pace behind the scenes with Shaun O’Neill and Dan Duncan and the entire team to keep this factory moving and keep this show in production so that we can come out in a fairly regular clip."
Invincible season 4 is available to stream on Prime Video.
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Nicola Austin is a freelance journalist who loves sci-fi, fantasy and animation. Nicola has written about TV and film for a wide range of publications including Empire, Digital Spy, Radio Times, SciFiNow, Girls on Tops and more. She will always stand by The Mummy as a 90s movie masterpiece.





