THE ONAIR GUIDE
A date is only
half the story.
OnAir helps you find the next episode, understand when it is expected to arrive, and keep the shows you follow together. Release dates and release times are checked separately, because a platform can announce a day without announcing an hour.
Scheduled, estimated or still unknown
- Scheduled: an announced timestamp from the schedule provider or an explicitly sourced release rule. It describes the listed release, and may differ from availability in your country.
- Estimated (~): a likely time supported by a platform’s usual pattern or show-specific reporting. The source and explanation appear on the show page. It can change.
- Time TBA: no usable time has been announced. OnAir does not turn a date-only placeholder into an exact release time.
Platform patterns have exceptions. Netflix describes midnight Pacific as typical for its originals, while licensed titles and special releases can differ. OnAir’s estimates have date limits so a reviewed season’s pattern does not silently apply to every future season.
Times in your timezone
Public pages initially show known times in UTC. Once your browser loads, OnAir converts them to its timezone, including daylight saving changes. A release can appear on the previous or following calendar day locally. Episodes with no known time keep the provider’s announced date.
Weekly episodes and streaming batches
The schedule groups episodes by show and listed release day. A batch shares one time only when all its episodes resolve to the same instant. If its times differ or are unknown, open the show for the individual episode schedule. “Premieres” means the first episode of a new series; returning seasons appear in the regular schedule.
Where the information comes from
TV metadata and episode dates come from TVmaze, licensed under CC BY-SA. OnAir adds sourced timing estimates and local formatting. Evidence links and review dates appear with those estimates. Provider updates can take time to reach the full schedule, so a recently announced change may appear on a show page first.
Make a watchlist and get reminders
A passkey account lets you save shows and see your personal week. Optional browser alerts cover new dates, schedule changes and episodes due. Already-known due times are checked every five minutes; followed shows are refreshed in rotation, so changes can take longer as the list grows. Delivery depends on your browser. An unknown-time reminder names the scheduled date and says time TBA.
Have a correction or a better release-time source? Email holicoli304@gmail.com with the show, episode and source link. Read our privacy policy to see how accounts and optional alerts use your information.