Hacks season 5 episode 3 just dropped, but a major release date change is coming up on the hit HBO Max show's schedule.

tricks Season 5 will release two episodes per week on HBO Max for the next fortnight.
Episodes 4 and 5 will be released on April 30, and episodes 6 and 7 on May 7.
Season 5 will return to a weekly release schedule for the final three weeks (eps 8-10)

We’ve only been three weeks tricks season 5, and he’s already been very good to us.

Season 5 episode 3 is equally one for the books. Deborah hits it off with a new artist playing at the Palmetto, sparking a cross-age romance worthy of a US Weekly double-page spread.

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However, there is more good news to come for devotees tricks fans (or should I say Little Debbies?). HBO Max is changing the hit show’s release schedule for the next two weeks…which means we’re doubling down on our binge-watching for the foreseeable.

Hacks season 5 will air two episodes per week for the next fortnight on HBO Max

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You read it correctly: tricks Season 5 will release two episodes per week on HBO Max for the next fortnight.

This means that episodes 4 and 5 will be released on April 30, with episodes 6 and 7 to follow on May 7.

However, starting with episode 8, we return to a single-episode weekly schedule for the final three weeks.

The full release schedule looks like this:

Episode 1: out now
Episode 2: out now
Episode 3: out now
Episode 4: April 30
Episode 5: April 30
Episode 6: May 7
Episode 7: May 7
Episode 8: May 14
Episode 9: May 21
Episode 10: May 28

HBO hasn’t specified the reason for the midseason schedule change, but who are we to complain?

As of this writing, there are no publicly available episode synopses. But as Deadline reports, episode 5 will be an unexpected crossover with the hit reality TV series. The amazing race.

It is scheduled to show “Deborah Vance and Kaitlyn Olson’s DJ character compete in a fictional celebrity episode of The amazing race with CBS reality show host Phil Keoghan, his real crew and props.”