"House of David" Season 2 Finale: What Time and Where to Watch This Weekend
The highly anticipated season finale of the hit biblical series "House of David" is just around the corner. The eighth episode, titled "The Truth Revealed," premieres on Sunday, November 16, exclusively on the Wonder Project streaming service.
New episodes of "House of David" typically air at 3 a.m. ET/12 a.m. on Prime Video, which means fans can expect to catch up on the latest installment before dawn. However, with only the first seven episodes available on the Wonder Project, viewers will need to plan ahead and get ready to binge-watch if they want to keep up with the story.
For those who don't have access to a Wonder Project subscription, it's worth noting that the service offers a free seven-day trial for $8.99 per month. This is a great opportunity for new fans to dive into the series and existing viewers to catch up on the latest episodes.
The season finale promises to be an exciting conclusion to David's journey as he navigates palace politics, family conflicts, and romance. With its gripping storyline and strong performances from the cast, including Michael Iskander, Ali Suliman, Ayelet Zurer, and Stephen Lang, "House of David" has quickly become a must-watch series for fans of biblical drama.
So mark your calendars for this Sunday's premiere and get ready to find out what happens next in the "House of David" saga. Will David emerge as the great leader he's destined to be, or will his journey be derailed by the forces of jealousy and betrayal? There's only one way to find out – by tuning in to the season finale this weekend.
The highly anticipated season finale of the hit biblical series "House of David" is just around the corner. The eighth episode, titled "The Truth Revealed," premieres on Sunday, November 16, exclusively on the Wonder Project streaming service.
New episodes of "House of David" typically air at 3 a.m. ET/12 a.m. on Prime Video, which means fans can expect to catch up on the latest installment before dawn. However, with only the first seven episodes available on the Wonder Project, viewers will need to plan ahead and get ready to binge-watch if they want to keep up with the story.
For those who don't have access to a Wonder Project subscription, it's worth noting that the service offers a free seven-day trial for $8.99 per month. This is a great opportunity for new fans to dive into the series and existing viewers to catch up on the latest episodes.
The season finale promises to be an exciting conclusion to David's journey as he navigates palace politics, family conflicts, and romance. With its gripping storyline and strong performances from the cast, including Michael Iskander, Ali Suliman, Ayelet Zurer, and Stephen Lang, "House of David" has quickly become a must-watch series for fans of biblical drama.
So mark your calendars for this Sunday's premiere and get ready to find out what happens next in the "House of David" saga. Will David emerge as the great leader he's destined to be, or will his journey be derailed by the forces of jealousy and betrayal? There's only one way to find out – by tuning in to the season finale this weekend.
Watching a show that's all about palace politics, family conflicts, and romance at 3 am might just be like watching a sunset on Mars... totally not worth it 
anyway, michael iskander better bring his A game or else he'll be joining david in the land of forgotten leads 
, but it just goes to show that sometimes we have to be willing to sacrifice our sleep schedule for what we're passionate about. The point is, the journey of watching "House of David" might not always be easy, but it's worth it if it brings us closer to understanding ourselves and others better 
. It's like they say, life is full of twists and turns - sometimes you gotta take a chance and watch the sunrise at 3 am just to see what happens next 
i mean, what's not to love? we've got palace politics, family drama, and romance all mixed together like a delicious bowl of soup 
. and let's be real, michael iskander as david is giving me ALL the feels 
. i'm so curious to see how it all plays out - will david find his true purpose or get caught up in all the drama? either way, i'm hyped to find out this sunday at 3am ET... bring on the binge-watching sessions! 
. it's like, same story every time - royalty drama, politics, romance... can't we try something new for once? and what's with all the early morning premieres? 3 am?!?! are people even awake at that hour to watch TV? 
anyway, I guess if you're a fan of this kind of thing, go for it. just don't expect me to be binge-watching anything before dawn... 
I've been binge-watching every single episode and I'm OBSESSED with Michael Iskander's portrayal of King David 
I need to know what happens next in David's journey - will he find true love with Esther or keep getting caught up in all that royal drama? 
Can't wait to watch the season finale this weekend and get all my questions answered!!! 
How did it become a biblical drama with all these new twists and characters? And why do the episodes air at 3 a.m.? Can't they just make it more convenient for us poor sleepers? 
I'm so glad there's a free trial on Wonder Project, though! 
That way, I can finally figure out what's going on...
i went there with friends over wknd and their cold brew is TO DIE FOR 
can't wait 2 see how it all plays out! btw, anyone else got a wonder project sub? 
. i'm curious about how david's story is gonna wrap up now that all 8 eps are out... will he find true love or just more strife? 
Who thought it was a good idea to air a show at the crack of dawn? I swear, these TV people just love putting their viewers through some kind of marathon session... 