How to watch Mrs America: stream every episode online from anywhere

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Once installed, select the location of your home country and simply click connect. You’ll then be able to easily watch Mrs America from pretty much anywhere in the world.

When it first launched on Hulu in the US, it was confirmed that the BBC had secured the UK rights for the show, to be shown on BBC Two and streamed via BBC iPlayer (opens in new tab).

The wait is over and all nine episodes of Mrs America are now live on iPlayer, so it's completely free to watch in the UK (provided you've got a valid TV license). You'll need to set up an iPlayer account if you don't already have one, but this is easy and doesn't require much more than a working email address.

Those currently in the UK from a country where Mrs America is already available to stream can use a VPN (opens in new tab) as described above to access the service they normally use and pay for at home.

While Mrs America is an FX Original, it's one of the first batch of shows that is being offered exclusively for streaming first on Hulu (opens in new tab) alongside the likes of Alex Garland's Devs and The Old Man, which is set to star Jeff Bridges. 

All episodes have now aired and are available to watch on demand, so take advantage of a FREE 1-month Hulu trial (opens in new tab) to catch them all without paying a penny.

One of the main benefits of Hulu is that you can watch it on nearly anything, with the Hulu app available for: Android and iOS devices, Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Echo Show and Fire TV devices, select smart TVs and Android TVs, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, Mac, PC and Roku streamers. So whatever your platform, don't hold back and take advantage of that free Hulu trial (opens in new tab) today.

Remember, as per our guide above, if you find yourself out of the country, you can use clever software like ExpressVPN (opens in new tab) to watch Mrs America just as if you were at home.

TV fans in Australia are in luck, as all episodes of Mrs America are now available to stream on Binge (opens in new tab) - a new streaming service from pay TV provider Foxtel.

To access Binge, simply click on the sign-up links below. There are three tiers on offer starting at AU$10 per month, however, you could opt to try the service out via its 14-day free trial (opens in new tab).

Additionally, subscribers to Foxtel's cable service (opens in new tab) or the company's streaming service, Foxtel Now (opens in new tab) can also view the series through those avenues. 

Foxtel Now's entry-level ‘Pop + Lifestyle’ plan costs AU$25 and includes HBO’s Succession. You can enjoy a 10-day free trial just by providing your credit card details, and you won’t be charged until the trial period elapses.

If you happen to be going abroad and are worried that geo-blocking will stop you from watching Mrs America like you normally would back home, don't worry - just use a VPN (opens in new tab) to point yourself back to Australia and you'll be able to stream as usual.

TV aficionados in Canada are also in luck when it comes to watching Mrs America. 

The show aired on FX not long after its US release, and is now available on demand via the companion FX NOW (opens in new tab) streaming service. However, the app isn't available on a standalone basis, only for FX cable subscribers. Consult your local provider (opens in new tab) for pricing if you haven't already got FX as part of your deal.

Already pay for FX but find yourself abroad and wondering where to watch Mrs America? Stream it just like you would at home by using a VPN (opens in new tab) to magically reappear in Canada and gain access to the FX NOW app as per usual.