Snowfall season 5 premiere to be two-hour event; new details!
Recently, FX confirmed that the Damson Idris series will be doing something similar to what they did back in season 4: Giving you the first episode of the season at 10:00 p.m. Eastern, and then the second at 11:00. If you’re able to stay up late, we highly recommend that you do so. This late timeslot also shows that the network isn’t that worried about live viewers; they don’t really need to be, given the overall strength of Snowfall both on the network and also its streaming home Hulu.
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Just in case you want more details on the Snowfall season 5 premiere (airing on February 23), we’ve got you covered! Take a look at some of that below…
Season 5 episode 1, “Comets” – It’s the summer of 1986 and the Saint crew has leveled up. Franklin’s personal and professional relationships are flourishing, but a problem in the valley brings trouble to his door. Written by Dave Andron and Leonard Chang; directed by Ben Younger.
Season 5 episode 2, “Commitment” – Teddy forces his way back into the C.I.A.’s operation in Los Angeles. Franklin and Veronique have a business proposition for Jerome and Louie. Written by Leonard Chang and Dave Andron; directed by Ben Younger.
Ultimately, we appreciate that Snowfall isn’t wasting a whole lot of time to get Franklin and Teddy back into the same place; their complicated relationship is one of the better parts of the show, especially in the aftermath of whatever happened with Alton…
Related – Check out more news on Snowfall now, including the teaser
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