Are you itching to rejoin the fearless misfits of the Special Air Service in the thick of World War II? SAS Rogue Heroes, the pulse-pounding BBC series from Peaky Blinders mastermind Steven Knight, is gearing up for Season 3. Drawing from Ben Macintyre’s acclaimed book, the show masterfully mixes explosive raids, sharp wit, and the raw cost of heroism. If Season 2’s intense Italian campaign and cliffhanger finale left you craving more, hold tight—the Rogues are set to storm France next. In this comprehensive roundup, we’ll cover the latest on SAS Rogue Heroes Season 3 release date.
Quick Refresher: What Makes SAS Rogue Heroes a WWII Masterpiece?
SAS Rogue Heroes traces the birth of the British SAS during the 1941 North African campaign. Led by the visionary David Stirling and the indomitable Paddy Mayne, this band of rebels redefined warfare with audacious guerrilla tactics.
Season 1 (2022) captured their chaotic founding and desert exploits, earning a flawless 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Season 2 (2025) escalated to the Italian theater in 1943, delving into betrayals, POW ordeals, and pre-D-Day prep amid brutal combat. With over 7 million UK viewers for its debut, the series blends Knight’s gritty edge with stellar acting and edge-of-your-seat action. Now, Season 3 vows to crank the intensity as the war hits its pivotal turn.
Is SAS Rogue Heroes Season 3 releasing in December 2025?
Buckle up for a longer wait than some rumors suggested—SAS Rogue Heroes Season 3 is expected in 2026, likely mid-to-late year, on BBC One in the UK and MGM+ in the US. There’s no confirmed December 2025 premiere; earlier speculation has been debunked by official updates. Filming kicked off in September 2025 across the UK and France, capturing the fog-shrouded tension of occupied Europe.
Principal photography is underway, with a six-episode arc mirroring prior seasons. BBC insiders point to a post-production timeline that aligns with a 2026 rollout, allowing for the show’s signature polish on effects and historical details. Weekly episodes will hit BBC iPlayer soon after broadcast, with MGM+ following closely for US audiences.
