When Will ‘Miracle Workers’ Season 4 Premiere?

Daniel Radcliffe and Geraldine Viswanathan in 'Miracle Workers: End Times'
TBS

Miracle Workers‘ fourth season was originally slated to debut on Monday, January 16, on TBS, but the comedy starring Daniel Radcliffe has since disappeared from the schedule.

What does this mean for the future of the show? Season 4 is reportedly delayed, leaving fans on hold for the moment in terms of waiting for new episodes to arrive. As of now, TNets (TBS, TNT, and truTV) are making scheduling adjustments to its January 2023 lineup, and Miracle Workers: End Times is one of those titles.

Miracle Workers: End Times - Daniel Radcliffe and Geraldine Viswanathan

(Credit: TBS)

While the show will not be airing in January, it hasn’t been given the axe quite yet, so there’s still hope the show will premiere in the weeks ahead. Only time will tell exactly when that will occur, but we’ll be sure to keep fans updated on any official announcements.

In the meantime, Miracle Workers: End Times is sure to entertain as fan-favorite cast members Daniel Radcliffe, Geraldine Viswanathan, Steve Buscemi, Karan Soni, and Jon Bass return for post-apocalyptic shenanigans. While several teasers and poster art have been released, one thing viewers should know by now is to expect the unexpected when it comes to this delightful anthology comedy from Simon Rich.

As viewers will recall, each season covers a different theme, with Season 1 starting in Heaven, where Buscemi plays a disillusioned God hellbent on destroying the world unless he can be convinced otherwise by the angels surrounding him. Season 2 explored the trials and tribulations of the Dark Ages, and Season 3 took things on the road as the gang hit the Oregon Trail.

Stay tuned as we await word on Season 4’s future and catch up with Seasons 1-3 anytime on HBO Max.

Miracle Workers: End Times, Premiere TBA, TBS




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    BlueDice

    This is why TV stations are having trouble. They promote a great show and then they don't deliver it!

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    BlueHelmet

    Was looking forward to seeing this tonight. How disappointing 😟

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    RedFlask

    Why would they go through the trouble of not only filming the show but promoting the show with advertisements during the holidays and not show it at all. Doesn't make any sense.

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    GoldBottleOpener

    I have a bad feeling, I may be the reason, seems like if I really like a show it gets canceled, just sayin

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    GreenElephant

    TV Gods, PLEASE DON'T CANCEL THIS SHOW!!!!

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    OliveBoomerang

    This is one the best series since TBBT. They could stand to do more of it. Bring it on!

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    BlueHelmet

    Why would you cancel a show that so many people like. Hope they bring it back soon.

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    Kev5683

    TBS has really gone downhill since the Discovery merger which should never have happened. They seem to be getting rid of all original programming. I'm sure this last season will never air just like they did with the second season of Nasim Pedrad's Chad, it was filmed done ready to air they even aired promos only for the day of the premiere to announce they weren't going to air it after all. They also cancelled one of my fav shows Samantha Bee's Full Frontal. Not to mention the constant ads for shows on discovery channel networks now, which are obnoxious.

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    OrangeFries

    Premier my Butt, what happened, it never came on all we got was stupid repeats and sports!

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    OrangeBus

    Not all on you, I discovered and binged this show in January. Happens to me all the time! Sorry!

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    OrangeWeights

    yea it is a bait and switch. to get more money from ads.