‘Las Azules’ Season 2 Episode 8 Release Date, Time and Where to Watch the Finale

‘Women in Blue’ is wrapping up its second season this week, and fans of the Apple TV crime drama are eagerly anticipating the moment the Azules finally confront the killer they have pursued all season long. The finale concludes an eight-episode arc that has kept viewers on the edge of their seats since María’s promotion initiated a new murder investigation linked to Mexico City’s history.

With episode 8 titled ‘Goyo’ set to premiere soon, here’s everything you need to know about the release date, streaming options, and what to expect from the season finale.

The final episode of ‘Women in Blue’ season two, titled ‘Goyo,’ is set to premiere on September 30, 2026, as the Azules strive to piece together the remaining clues before the Executioner can claim another victim. The show has maintained a consistent weekly release schedule since its debut, and this finale marks the conclusion of that timeline.

As confirmed by Apple, season two began with a single episode and has been releasing one new episode every Wednesday leading up to September 30. This means the finale arrives right on schedule, concluding an eight-episode season that has not missed a week.

The previous episode also adhered to this pattern, with the seventh episode premiering on Wednesday, September 23, on Apple TV, followed by the season finale on September 30. For viewers who have been following ‘Women in Blue’ since August, the finale is arriving exactly as anticipated.

‘Women in Blue,’ also known by its original title ‘Las Azules,’ streams exclusively on Apple TV, and the finale will be no different. Coverage of the show’s release strategy indicates that new Apple TV subscribers can take advantage of a seven-day free trial to watch ‘Women in Blue’ Season 2 without any cost during that period. This trial offers newcomers a chance to catch up before the finale airs.

Apple has also enhanced the offer for those purchasing new devices, as customers who buy and activate a qualifying new iPhone, iPad, Apple TV 4K, or Mac may receive three months of Apple TV at no extra charge. Additionally, the series is available for streaming through the Apple TV Prime Video Channel for those who prefer that platform.

Viewers should note that the show is rated TV-MA, intended for mature audiences due to its themes of murder investigations, a serial killer storyline, violence, and serious adult themes.

In terms of release timing, most Apple TV originals typically follow a consistent schedule. New episodes usually drop at midnight Eastern time, meaning West Coast viewers checking the app the night before often find the next episode available early.

Season two of ‘Women in Blue’ began with María receiving a significant promotion, raising the stakes throughout the season. Official details reveal that Season 2 kicks off after María is promoted to lieutenant, which increases her responsibilities within the department while placing her at odds with police protocols as she seeks the truth. The case driving the season started when officers discovered the body of a student activist, leading María, Valentina, Gabina, and Ángeles back to the tragic events of the 1968 student massacre.

This connection to a real historical tragedy adds depth to the season beyond a typical procedural mystery. As the season approaches its conclusion, the narrative intensifies the danger for the Azules themselves.

One outlet noted that the season is not slowing down, with episode 5 featuring another detective’s disappearance while María’s evening with her daughter takes an unexpected turn, highlighting how personal the investigation has become for the core team.

As we head into ‘Goyo,’ the central threat remains the figure fans have dubbed the Executioner. The official episode description indicates that the finale revolves around a race against time, as the Azules must connect every remaining clue before the Executioner can strike again. Given the season’s ties to the events of 1968, viewers can expect the finale to weave together these historical elements with the ongoing killings for a dramatic conclusion.

The finale will feature the ensemble cast that has anchored the season from the beginning. Returning cast members include Bárbara Mori as María, Ximena Sariñana as Ángeles, Natalia Téllez as Valentina, Amorita Rasgado as Gabina, Miguel Rodarte as Romandia, Leonardo Sbaraglia as Alejandro, Christian Tappan as Emilio Escobedo, and Horacio García Rojas as Gerardo. Behind the scenes, the series continues under the guidance of acclaimed showrunner and director Fernando Rovzar and Pablo Aramendi.

The show has also maintained strong critical acclaim leading into its finale. Reports indicate that ‘Women in Blue’ holds a 100 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes for its first season, a benchmark that has heightened anticipation for how season two will conclude. With an entirely Latin American cast and crew driving the production, the finale is set to be the culmination of a season that has balanced a gripping murder mystery with a significant historical narrative.

As ‘Goyo’ brings María and the Azules face to face with the Executioner, who do you think is truly behind the murders linked to the 1968 massacre, and will María be able to resolve the case without sacrificing everything she has fought for?