‘Abbott Elementary’ season 6 episode guide: When do new episodes air?

‘Abbott Elementary’ season 6 episode guide: When do new episodes air?

School is officially in session and our favourite educators are back on the clock!

Abbott Elementary returned with its sixth season on October 7.

Created by Quinta Brunson, ABC’s feel-good comedy centers on a group of Philadelphia public school educators who form relationships with one another while tirelessly championing their students and navigate a quirky mix of personalities between each bell.

Leading the series is Janine Teagues (Quinta), a persistently upbeat second grade teacher whose fellow educators include Gregory Eddie (Tyler James Williams), Melissa Schemmenti (Lisa Ann Walter), Ava Coleman (Janelle James), Barbara Howard (Sheryl Lee Ralph), Jacob Hill (Chris Perfetti) and Mr. Johnson (William Stanford Davis).

Season 6 also brings on Katy Mixon as a new fellow teacher, who immediately clashes with Melissa.

Here’s what to know about the Abbott Elementary Season 6 release schedule, including when new episodes are expected to arrive.

When is season 6 releasing?

The hit comedy series’ sixth season debuts on October 7.

How many episodes does ‘Abbott Elementary’ season 6 include?

Fans can expect 22 half-hour episodes when Abbott Elementary returns for Season 6.

When will each episode come out?

Abbott Elementary season 6 episode guide: When do new episodes air?

No official release schedule has been announced yet, but Season 6 will likely continue the pattern of weekly rollout, just like its first five seasons.

ABC has confirmed the release schedule for the first three episodes of Season 6:

October 7: “Jungle Classroom”

October 14: “Check-Ins”

October 21: “Tryouts”

Where can Fans watch the Mockumentary style sitcom?

Abbott Elementary fans can tune in live on ABC or Hulu + Live TV to keep up with the exciting classroom adventures, with episodes hitting Hulu the next day.

The first five seasons of the fan favourite show are currently available to watch on Hulu, HBO Max and Disney+.

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