How To Watch the ‘Fire Country’ Season 3 Midseason Premiere: Episode Schedule, Time, and More

The start of a new year can be a daunting thought for many, but, for network TV fans, the early weeks of the new year often bring plenty of excitement. After breaks over the Christmas period, a selection of fan-favorite procedurals and dramas return to our screens to take on the second halves of their respective seasons.

From Ghosts and Matlock to S.W.A.T and Elsbeth, many a beloved current series makes its return before the end of January. Another such series, and one with a die-hard fanbase, is Fire Country, the story of one man’s journey on a redemption program via the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. After a short but frustrating break, Season 3 of the series is back. So, without further ado, here’s a look at exactly where you can watch Fire Country‘s Season 3 midseason premiere.

When is the ‘Fire Country’ Season 3 Midseason Premiere Released?

Officially, you can catch the Season 3 midseason premiere of Fire Country on Friday, January 31, 2025. The midseason premiere joins the likes of Season 2 of Netflix’s The Snow Girl, a sophomore outing for High Tides, brand-new Max drama series The Eastern Gate, and plenty more in a stacked day of television.

Is the ‘Fire Country’ Season 3 Midseason Premiere Airing Live?

Of course, as is expected, you will be able to catch the return to Cal Fire on CBS live at 9:00 p.m. ET. If the return of Fire Country isn’t enough drama to keep you satisfied, fear not, as directly following the midseason premiere is the return of the pulse-racing procedural S.W.A.T following its winter hiatus

Is the ‘Fire Country’ Season 3 Midseason Premiere Avalable to Stream?

If you are too busy to catch the Fire Country Season 3 midseason premiere live, you will be able to once again stream every episode the following day on Paramount+. For your viewing pleasure, the platform currently has all episodes of the series available at the click of a button, meaning you will never have to miss a moment of Cal Fire action.