How to Watch SEAL Team Season 6 on Paramount+

November 4, 2022

Follow the professional and personal lives of an elite unit of Navy SEALs. SEAL Team on Paramount+ is a military drama series that shows how these officers train to respond to emergencies and execute dangerous missions. It also sheds light on the toll their work takes on them and their families.

Where to Watch SEAL Team Season 6

Good news! There are a few ways you and your family can enjoy SEAL Team Season 6 and everything Paramount+ has to offer. Paramount+ offers a free 7-day trial with access to Essential, Premium, and Bundled plans to best fit your needs. An annual subscription can provide you with 16% savings. Enjoy extras such as ad-free viewing, CBS news, local CBS channels, and premium sports programming.

How Many Episodes Are in SEAL Team Season 6?

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There are 10 episodes in season six of SEAL Team. The runtime of episodes averages between 44-48 mins. You can check the complete list of SEAL Team episodes and their release date below.

Season Six

“Low-Impact“: September 18, 2022
“Crawl, Walk, Run“: September 25, 2022
“Growing Pains“: October 2, 2022
“Phantom Pattern“: October 9, 2022
“Thunderstruck“: October 16, 2022
“Watch Your 6“: October 23, 2022
“Strange Bedfellows“: October 30, 2022
“Aces and Eights“: November 6, 2022
“TBD“: November 13, 2022
“TBD“: November 20, 2022

Previous Seasons

Season Five: October 2021 – January 2022
Season Four: December 2020 – May 2021
Season Three: October 2019 – May 2020
Season Two: October 2018 – May 2019
Season One: October 2017 – May 2018

What Are the Critics Saying about SEAL Team Season 6?

SEAL Team Season 6 does not have an official critics rating yet. However, it has an average audience score of 70% on Rotten Tomatoes indicating that that the viewers have mostly had a positive response to the series.

Johnny Loftus from Decider writes, “There was some question about the return of SEAL Team after the explosive cliffhanger ending of season five. But its sixth go-round seems primed to focus on the ever-increasing personal toll of the war on terror, and to stay true to the characters its core cast have developed over the series’ run.”