Marvel has upended its original rollout plan for VisionQuest, moving the series’ U.S. Premiere forward by one day. Instead of debuting on Wednesday, October 14, as previously scheduled, fans in the United States will now be able to stream the first two episodes — titled “No Strings” and “Theseus”, on Tuesday, October 13, at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT. The change was confirmed by Marvel Television in an official announcement posted on X on Monday, October 12. While some Disney+ listings still reflect the original date, the new schedule is now active across key platforms. The show will continue to release weekly on Tuesdays, with two episodes each for the first three weeks, followed by single-episode drops in the final two weeks. The full U.S. Episode schedule is as follows: October 13 (Episodes 1 & 2), October 20 (Episodes 3 & 4), October 27 (Episodes 5 & 6), November 3 (Episode 7), and November 10 (Season Finale, Episode 8: “Forever”). The finale date aligns with international listings showing November 11, due to time zone differences. The series, which streams exclusively on Disney+, marks the final chapter in a trilogy that began with WandaVision and continued with Agatha All Along. It centers on Vision, who has been living in hiding after escaping those who sought to weaponize him. He’s now searching for answers about his identity while confronting the return of Ultron and a mysterious young man named Thomas Shepherd. Whose connection to Vision remains unclear. The episode titles carry clear nods to established Marvel lore: “No Strings” echoes Ultron’s line from Avengers: Age of Ultron, and “Theseus” references the philosophical debate over identity that surfaced in the WandaVision finale. No free streaming option has been announced. According to Just Jared, the shift means American viewers won’t have to wait until midweek to begin watching. The series is being developed under Marvel Television, with James Spader and Paul Bettany leading the cast. A Reddit AMA hosted by Spader and series creator Terry Matalas earlier this week fueled early speculation about the show’s direction. But the only confirmed details remain those shared in the official release. The next step? Watching the first two episodes drop on Tuesday night.