The Stand
2020 Ended Paramount+ ★ 5.8/10
The Stand explores an apocalyptic world ravaged by a mass outbreak of Influenza that wipes out 99% of the population in a matter of weeks. The fate of mankind rests on the frail shoulders of the 108-year-old Mother Abagail and a handful of survivors. Their worst nightmares are embodied in a man with a lethal smile and unspeakable powers: Randall Flagg, the Dark Man.
In short
The Stand (premiered 17 December 2020). Status: Ended. Platform: Paramount+. 9 episodes, 1 × Season. ★ 5.8/10.
Seasons (1 · 9 episodes)
9
Cast
James Marsden
Stu Redman
Odessa Young
Frannie Goldsmith
Whoopi Goldberg
Mother Abagail
Alexander Skarsgård
Randall Flagg
Amber Heard
Nadine Cross
Jovan Adepo
Larry Underwood
Owen Teague
Harold Lauder
Irene Bedard
Ray Brentner
Brad William Henke
Tom Cullen
Nat Wolff
Lloyd Henreid
Henry Zaga
Nick Andros
Greg Kinnear
Glen Bateman
FAQ
When does “The Stand” premiere?
“The Stand” premiered on 17 December 2020. Upcoming episodes and any new seasons are listed in the Seans release calendar, updated daily from TVmaze data.
Where can you watch “The Stand”?
“The Stand” is associated with Paramount+. Availability may vary by region — check the Seans calendar for air dates and confirm the offer in your streaming service.
How many episodes are in season 1 of “The Stand”?
Season 1 of “The Stand” has 9 episodes according to TVmaze. The full episode list with air dates is below — mark watched episodes and track your progress for free.
Will “The Stand” get another season?
“The Stand” has ended and no further seasons are planned. The full list of episodes and seasons is below — mark what you watched and track your progress.
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