After years stuck in movie purgatory, Rick Riordan’s world is shifting to the small screen: The Titan's Curse lands on Nov. 20, 2026 as the premiere episode of Season 3 of Percy Jackson & the Olympians.
A looming prophecy threatens Olympus — and, by extension, a lot of people who didn’t ask for divine drama. For now, Percy (son of Poseidon) has a narrower, uglier problem: Annabeth has been taken by Kronos’s followers. He must set out on a risky rescue, break the chains holding a goddess, face whatever the Titan’s curse actually means in practice, and try to stop Olympus from toppling. Short, brutal tasks; long, messy consequences. (e.g., nothing here is tidy.)
Walker Scobell (Project Adam) continues in the title role. The cast also picked up Daphne Keen (Logan, The Acolyte) to play Artemis.
If viewers show up — and that’s a real if — the series could extend for at least four more seasons, one per remaining book in this sub-cycle; Camp Half-Blood isn’t confined to a single run.