How To Watch ‘The Chosen: The Last Supper' Parts One, Two And Three
Holy Week has officially arrived, and the first two episodes of The Chosen: The Last Supper—the fifth season of the beloved faith-based series—are now playing in theaters. Keep reading for everything you need to know about watching all three parts, including the full release schedule, where to get tickets, and more.
All eight episodes of The Chosen: The Last Supper unfold during Holy Week, leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. As viewers saw in Season 4, Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, an act that has prompted the Sanhedrin and the High Priest to begin plotting to hand Him over to the Romans for execution.
The main cast from Season 4 of The Chosen are all returning for the next chapter, including Jonathan Roumie as Jesus Christ, Shahar Isaac as Simon Peter, Elizabeth Tabish as Mary Magdalene, Paras Patel as Matthew, Noah James as Andrew, George H. Xanthis as John, Abe Bueno-Jallad as Big James, and more.
When I interviewed Roumie, who plays Jesus, he shared that filming Season 5 was one of the most intense experiences yet, largely due to the spiritually significant moments that unfold during Holy Week.
'The Last Supper means so much, very specifically to me and my faith,' he said. He also expanded on Jesus' mindset this season, noting how tensions with the Pharisees reach a boiling point, while the disciples still struggle to fully grasp the gravity of what's coming.
'Jesus says a lot of things, and a lot of it is the culmination of this relationship—this climax between himself and the Pharisees," he explained. "The rebukes that he gives, the sorrow he feels, not just for the disciples, who still fail to recognize what he's telling them is going to happen at the end of Holy Week, but also the sorrow in seeing these Pharisees and authorities misleading in many ways.'
One major scene in Season 5 shows Jesus entering the temple marketplace and overturning the tables of the buyers, sellers, and money changers. 'The marketplaces are just completely upended,' he told me on set last July. 'It will be a wonderfully chaotic scene, and I can't wait for people to see it.'
Ready to watch the first few episodes of The Chosen: The Last Supper? Here's everything to know about the Season 5 release schedule.
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The only way to watch The Chosen: The Last Supper Part One—which includes the first two episodes of Season 5—is in theaters. Episodes 1 and 2 premiered on March 28, 2025, and will be playing through April 20, 2025. These are also the only episodes of the season available to view in IMAX.
The second part of The Chosen: The Last Supper—Episodes 3, 4, and 5—will premiere in theaters on April 4, 2025, exactly one week after the release of Part One.
Meanwhile, the third and final part of The Chosen: The Last Supper—Episodes 6, 7, and 8—will be in theaters from April 11 through April 20, 2025.
Once released in theaters, all three parts will remain in cinemas for the duration of the theatrical run. However, if you miss any part before April 20, don't worry—the show's creator Dallas Jenkins previously shared during a livestream that fans will have the chance to catch up or binge the entire season during Palm Sunday and Easter weekend.
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You can now purchase tickets for The Chosen Season 5 on thechosenlastsupper.com. You can buy US and CAN tickets here, international tickets here, Brazil tickets here, and Latin America tickets here.
Jenkins has confirmed that The Chosen will span a total of seven seasons. Season 5 centers on Holy Week—the days leading up to Jesus' crucifixion—while Season 6 will depict the crucifixion itself, and Season 7 will focus on the resurrection.
Stay tuned to learn more about The Chosen: The Last Supper. Watch the official trailer below.
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