How to watch House of David Season 1? Streaming details explored

House of David is a new historical biblical drama produced by Amazon Studios. The show focuses on the rise of King David, a valuable biblical figure, and depicts his journey from being an outcast shepherd to becoming the most celebrated king of Israel.

Against King David, it's King Saul, the first ruler of Israel. He suffers a downfall due to his paranoia and pride while prophet Samuel introduces a new King for Israel. King David, in this journey, discovers destiny and navigates love, loss, and faith.

The series' first season consists of eight episodes, which premiered exclusively on Amazon Prime Video on 27 February 2025. Read on for House of David Season 1 Streaming details.

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How to watch House of David Season 1?

All eight episodes of House of David, season 1, can be watched exclusively on Amazon Prime. The first three episodes, titled A Shepherd and a King, Deep Calls to Deep, and The Anointing, were released on February 27, while the next episode, titled The Song of Moses, is expected to be released on March 6, 2025. Check out the full list of episodes along with the date of their weekly release.

The show comes with a 2-part finale, with season 1 wrapping by April 3. Amazon Prime usually drops its new content at midnight 12:01 a.m., UK time or Greenwich Mean Time. This makes the release time in the US every Thursday at 3:00 AM ET (Eastern Time) / 2:00 AM CST (Central Standard Time).

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What do we know about the House of David?

Stephen Lang is playing Prophet Samuel in House of David. He emphasized how the makers have "humanized" various biblical figures that made him nostalgic while reading the script.

"It gave them a depth that they don't normally have. The stories themselves are colourful and simple enough to get our attention. But, in this series, it really examines the characters [and their] human qualities."

Michael Iskander is leading the show as King David. In an interview, Michael explains the origin of his character and appreciates how the show also depicts the shadows of a hero character, the pain, and the loss they suffer.

"I think he is the origin of a lot of hero stories. He's the original underdog story, the most unlikely candidate being chosen to do something that is impossible, But I don't think David knows that. I think he's just living his life. And he takes it day by day. And he doesn't know that he's a hero. He doesn't know that he's gonna be this big, great, super famous prophet."

The show also features some picturesque landscapes, providing authentic settings for the biblical drama, which is reportedly shot in Greece, Canada, and Calgary.