Duster release schedule: When do new episodes of the Max series drop?

Duster is a highly anticipated show that seems to be the perfect blend of action and thrill. The Max series is set in the 1970s and revolves around Nina, who becomes the first black woman to be hired as an FBI agent.

When she is tasked with stopping a criminal gang from wreaking havoc, she seeks help from a getaway driver named Jim to succeed in her mission. The series brings together two people from different backgrounds who collaborate under pressure.

The show will premiere on Max on May 15, 2025, but all episodes of the crime thriller will not be dropped together. Instead, it will follow a weekly roster. Here is the complete Duster release schedule.

Duster release schedule: Number of episodes and when they drop

Duster is going to comprise 10 episodes. The series will debut on Max on May 15, 2025, with its pilot episode. The rest of the seven episodes will be released weekly on subsequent Thursdays. All episodes will be dropped at 9 PM ET / 6 PM PT. The finale will be aired on July 3, 2025. The complete release schedule is given below:

The first two episodes are directed by Steph Green and written by series creators J. J. Abrams & LaToya Morgan. The three also serve as executive producers on the project along with Katie McGrath, Ben Stephenson, and Rachel Rusch Rich.

More about Duster

The story takes place in 1972 Southwest, where the FBI's first Black woman agent, Nina, is on a mission to track down a dangerous crime syndicate with the support of a getaway driver named Jim. As per Esquire, the series creators released an official statement describing the theme of the show. LaToya Morgan said:

“Duster is about a clash of opposites. It's about people from opposite worlds that come together under crazy circumstances, and are forced to work together. We watch their relationship grow over the course of the season.”

The series stars Rachel Hilson as Nina and Josh Holloway as Jim. The rest of the cast includes Sydney Elisabeth as Genesis, Camille Guaty as Izzy, Greg Grunberg as Abbott, Keith David as Ezra, Adriana Aluna Martinez as Luna, Corbin Bernsen as Wade Ellis, Donal Logue as Sergeant Groomes, Gail O'Grady as Charlotte Dean-Ellis, and Sofia Vassilieva as Jessica-Lorraine Sims.

J. J. Abrams talked about how he was always a fan of Josh Holloway and pitched the idea to him. The two then teamed up with LaToya Morgan to create the show:

“All I had was the title, the vision of the phone booth and being a fan of Josh Holloway. When I called him with this seed of an idea and he said yes, that was when I started looking for someone to do this with.”

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“Finding LaToya was a dream come true. We have such different life experiences, but we have so much in common. We both could feel the potential in what this might be.”

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