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13 November 2026

Yaga episode four streams Friday and sparks online frenzy

Yaga drops episode four on Nov 6, 2026, delivering a self‑kiss moment that has fans buzzing across social media.

Yaga episode four streams Friday and sparks online frenzy

The fourth instalment of the supernatural thriller Yaga lands on Friday, November 6, 2026. Titled “Dance With The Devil,” the 30-minute episode continues the series’ weekly rollout that began with a two-episode launch in late October. In the United States the premiere is scheduled for 3:00 a.m. Eastern Time and 12:00 a.m. Pacific Time, with simultaneous availability on several streaming services.

The flashback that sparked a meme

At roughly the eight-minute mark, the narrative dives into a flashback recounted by Pam during an interrogation with detective Carson. The recollection features missing heir Henry Park and his doppelgänger roommate Logan Casey, both portrayed by Hudson Williams. The scene escalates when Henry, observing Logan and Pam, inserts two fingers into Logan’s mouth before pulling him in for a kiss. Henry then watches Logan having sex with Pam while touching himself.

Pam’s testimony adds a layer of psychological intrigue: “He knew I wanted Logan. I guess the idea of someone taking something that belonged to him was… exciting. And he had me call Logan ‘Henry’. He said it was like watching a movie of himself.” The line resonated online, and one fan encapsulated the reaction with the comment, “The fact that ‘Hudson Williams kissing Hudson Williams’ is an actual sentence we can say. What a time to be alive.”

Williams later joked about the peculiar shooting arrangement, stating, “There’s a three-person scene; two of them are me. So the narcissist in me is like, ‘Yes, look at it,’” before adding, “Give myself some love. Look at it. Shove my own tongue down my throat.” The moment has become a talking point across X, TikTok, and fan forums.

Release schedule and platform lineup

For North American audiences, the episode is accessible via AMC+, with add-on options on Prime Video and Apple TV. Canadian viewers can watch on Crave, the series’ original development home. In the United Kingdom and Ireland the drama streams through Sky and NOW, while continental Europe receives the show on HBO Max. Australian subscribers follow the series on BINGE. All platforms release the episode at the same moment, ensuring that spoilers remain minimal for early risers and night owls alike.

Series background and creative direction

Created and written by Kat Sandler, Yaga reimagines the Slavic legend of Baba Yaga as a modern mystery thriller set on the isolated island community of Whittock. The eight-part series debuted in September 2026, when the double-casting twist of Hudson Williams playing both Henry and Logan was first hinted at. Sandler originally crafted the story as a stage play for Toronto’s Tarragon Theatre in 2019, later adapting it for television to explore the anti-heroic potential of the traditional witch figure.

The ensemble also includes Carrie-Anne Moss as biology professor Katherine, Noah Reid as private investigator Rapp, and Clark Backo as Sergeant Carson. Earlier in the season, episode two generated its own buzz when Williams appeared in a horned pup mask opposite an angelic character during a sex scene. The combination of folklore, power dynamics, and bold visual choices sustains the series’ reputation for pushing genre boundaries.

As the story approaches its midpoint, “Dance With The Devil” promises further revelations about Henry Park’s disappearance, the occult rituals binding the town’s elite, and the increasingly tangled relationships among the main characters. Viewers can expect the mystery to deepen while the series continues to blend mythic elements with contemporary thriller conventions.

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Evelyn Harper

Evelyn Harper writes about Rights & Law, reporting on legal developments and explaining what they mean for LGBTQ+ readers. She breaks down complex legislation, monitors policy shifts, and produces clear practical guides on rights and legal protections, drawing on long-standing interest in equality issues.