The crime drama, which stars Avengers favourite Jeremy Renner, is ending with its upcoming fifth season, the release date for which has now been confirmed as 15 January 2027 on Paramount+.
Along with Renner, season 5, which will be made up of eight episodes, also stars Edie Falco, Laura Benanti, Hugh Dillon, Taylor Handley, Tobi Bamtefa, Derek Webster, David Morse, Necar Zadegan, Nichole Galicia and Lennie James.
View Gallery on the source websiteIt was something of a surprise when it was announced that season 5 would be the final run of the show earlier this year. Previously, co-creator Hugh Dillon had told ScreenRant that Sheridan had plans for several more seasons beyond that.
"And when you talk to him, he will tell you in detail. So, our goal is to get to that season 7, because that's as far as we can get, because that's where he's always had it."
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