The 2024 mini-TV series Whiskey On The Rocks is about the 1981 Soviet submarine incident in Swedish waters. Inspired by true events, the show follows protagonists from Moscow, Stockholm, and NATO headquarters in Brussels, situated in a submarine grounded in Swedish Water during the Cold War.
On Wednesday, January 22, 2025, the show dropped on Hulu and Disney + for global viewers to enjoy the true event comedy-drama series. The show has six episodes and is a perfect mixture of comedy, drama, and satire against the backdrop of the Cold War. Read further to know the complete release schedule of the show for every region.
Whiskey on The Rocks episode schedule on Hulu
Whiskey On The Rocks can stream on Hulu and Disney Plus from January 22, 2025. All episodes of season 1 were released at once. The show is developed by an award-winning Swedish team from the film The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared, which was nominated for an Academy Award.
For the United States (US) viewers, the show was made available on Hulu to stream from the above-mentioned date at 12:00 am ET.
In Australia, Canada, and New Zealand, the show appeared to stream on Disney + on January 22025, just like in the US.
The project is a collaboration between Swedish public broadcaster SVT and The Walt Disney Company Nordic & Baltic. Therefore, in Sweden and other Nordic countries like Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland, it aired before its global release on SVT1 in December 2024, while viewers could access the show on Disney + Nordic on January 22, 2025.
Here is a simpler breakdown of the same, along with the scheduled release time.
The show comes with a talented cast lineup, including Rolf Lassgård, Elsa Saisio, Anders Mossling, Niklas Engdahl, Filip Berg, and Adam Lundgren. In an interview, the director of Whiskey On the Rocks says that although the incident happened 40 years ago, it still feels so relevant in the contemporary world.
“The true story behind Whiskey on the Rocks is both dramatic and absurd, and something we felt would work very well as political satire. The ambition was to use a visual and suspenseful language to contrast and enhance the humor, in a way you rarely see in comedies. Then when it shifts into true suspense we are already in that visual world. And although the events in the series happened more than 40 years ago, looking around the world today, it is frighteningly topical,” says director Björn Stein.
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