Blockbuster release schedule: When do new episodes come out?

Looking for a new show with sentimental value to watch? The workplace comedy Blockbuster is the latest Netflix original to be released on the platform. Since this is a new release, potential viewers might be wondering when do new episodes of Blockbuster come out? Where can you stream them? How many episodes will season 1 feature?

If these sound like questions you want to get answers for, read on to found out when and where you’ll be able to watch each episode unfold in the series.

When do new episodes of Blockbuster come out?

According to IMDB, the series premiere of Blockbuster will feature a total of 10 episodes. All episodes will become available to stream on Netflix beginning today, Nov. 3.

• Episode 1 – “Pilot,” Sept. 7
• Episode 2 – “Blockbuster Daddy,” Nov. 3
• Episode 3 – “Evan and Trevin,” Nov. 3
• Episode 4 – “The Itzy Bizzies,” Nov. 3
• Episode 5 – “King of Queens,” Nov. 3
• Episode 6, “Parental Control”, Nov. 3
• Episode 7, “Intimate Angels”, Nov. 3
• Episode 8, “Special Guy Day”, Nov. 3
• Episode 9, “Thimble”, Nov. 3
• Episode 10, “Sh*t Storm”, Nov. 3

Plot details for each episode have not been revealed yet but if you want to know what each episode entails, feel free to watch the series right now!

What is Blockbuster about?

The show, created by Vanessa Ramos, stars Randall Park plays Timmy Yoon, the manager of the last operating Blockbuster Video, Melissa Fumero plays Eliza Walker, Timmy’s long-time crush and an employee at the store, Tyler Alvarez plays Carlos Herrera, a young employee at the store who dreams of being a director, Madeleine Arthur plays Hannah Hadman, another young employee of the store, and Olga Merediz plays Connie Serrano, an older employee. Recurring roles include J. B. Smoove portrays Percy Scott, Timmy’s best-friend and the landlord of the strip-mall the store is located in and Kamaia Fairburn who portrays Kayla Scott, Percy’s daughter who works at Blockbuster.

The show centers on Yoon, who operates the last Blockbuster Video store in the United States. After hearing the abrupt news, Yoon and his employees have to fight to stay relevant. The show offers a dramatized version of what it must’ve been like for employees due to the mass closure of the video store across the nation. For former Blockbuster video patrons and the current generation of movie watchers who only know about the streaming industry, this could educate the two generations of movie lovers and bring together more understanding about the history of at-home movie viewing.

All ten episodes are available to stream now on Netflix.