Nikki And Jason’s Story Wraps Up Trying S5: Here’s Exactly When

Two months of Wednesdays are finally coming to an end. Trying Season 5 is closing out its run on Apple TV+, and fans of Nikki and Jason’s chaotic, heartfelt family life are counting down the days.

Created by Andy Wolton, the British comedy-drama stars Esther Smith and Rafe Spall as a couple whose journey from adoption hopefuls to a full-blown, messy family has made the show a quiet favorite. Season 5 threw a curveball by bringing back Princess and Tyler’s biological mother, Kat, and that thread finally gets its resolution in the finale.

Trying S5: Overview

The Road To The Finale

The season followed a strict weekly rhythm, one new episode every Wednesday, no binge-drop in sight. The full run goes: ‘Rollercoaster,’ ‘First Days,’ ‘The Mousetrap,’ ‘The Hurricane,’ ‘Ick,’ ‘Halloween,’ ‘Tuscany,’ and finally ‘WoodScott.’ That steady, character-driven pace has been the show’s signature since it first aired, filmed largely around Camden Town in North London, which has stayed a familiar visual anchor across all five seasons.

What To Expect From ‘WoodScott’

Season 5 picked up right after Season 4’s big cliffhangers, Jason’s career pivot, Princess meeting Kat, and Scott’s mysterious disappearance. The finale is expected to bring at least partial closure to Kat’s return and the ripple effects it’s had on the family’s stability. Apple hasn’t confirmed whether this is the show’s true endpoint, though some critics have read the season’s calmer tone as a possible farewell note.

Where To Watch

Trying remains exclusive to Apple TV+, with no cable or alternate streaming availability. A subscription runs about $12.99/month in the US, with regional pricing elsewhere. The platform releases its originals globally at the same moment, so exact local viewing times vary slightly by time zone.

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