How to watch What We Do in the Shadows season 3 online from anywhere

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The latest season of What We Do in the Shadows will debut on FX from Thursday, September 2 at 10pm ET / PT, with the first two episodes – The Prisoner and The Cloak of Duplication – broadcast back-to-back. Each of the remaining 8 episodes will be aired weekly at the same time, with the finale on October 28.

If you're already set up with a TV package that includes FX then you're good to go! But if you're a cord-cutter, we recommend Sling TV (opens in new tab) - specifically the Sling Blue package, which includes FX.

It usually costs a reasonable $35 per month, but currently offers even better value given the platform's special offer of only $10 for the first month (opens in new tab).

Sling TV Blue also includes National Geographic, Discovery, AMC and SyFy, as well as plenty more. The following guide provides a full Sling TV price breakdown on its packages.

Hulu subscribers can also watch FX content: either live with a Hulu with Live TV plan (at $64.99 per month), or wait until a day after broadcast to watch it on Hulu’s $5.99 on-demand only plan. There are a few Hulu plans and prices to choose between; however, only the basic plan provides a whopping 30-day Hulu free trial.

Out of the country when season 3 of What We Do in the Shadow airs? Don’t worry. By downloading a VPN (opens in new tab) you’ll still be able to connect to an IPTV like Sling and stream the show online, no matter where you are.

Canadians can get a double-helping of undead buffoonery simultaneous with their American cousins, with episodes debuting on FX from 10pm ET / PT on Thursday, September 2.

As long as you’re an FX cable subscriber, you'll be able to watch live as the episode airs. Alternatively, catch up through the FX Now streaming service (opens in new tab), where you can also find prior seasons of What We Do in the Shadows. It's worth mentioning too that you'll need an FX subscription to watch either new episodes live or via the FX Now app.

You can consult your local provider (opens in new tab) to see pricing and options where you are if you don’t already have a cable package with FX to watch What We Do in the Shadows season 3.

If you’re already a paying customer with a FX package but aren’t at home in Canada right now, you can still catch all of the latest action. Simply download a VPN (opens in new tab) and use it to point your location back to Canada.

There isn’t a release date for British audiences yet. And, unlike Nandor and friends, you can’t transform yourself into a winged mammal and flit abroad by calling out, ‘Bat!’. Unfortunately.

Since the show’s debut in 2019 there’s been an approximately 2-month wait between each season airing in the US and its UK broadcast on BBC Two. So, we’d expect this to remain the case, and for season 3 of What We Do in the Shadows to be available to watch sometime in November.

Until then, the previous two seasons can be watched for free via BBC iPlayer (opens in new tab) – as long as you have a valid TV license, that is.

Away from home right now? By using a VPN (opens in new tab) you can access all the services and content you normally pay for. Plus, it’ll keep your private information secure online too. 

What We Do in the Shadows season 3 will stream through Australian on-demand service Binge (opens in new tab), with the first two episodes landing on Friday, September 3 and usually available between 5 and 8pm AEST. New episodes will be dished up weekly until October 29.

A Binge subscription starts at an affordable AUS$10 for the Basic plan, which provides a single stream in SD quality, and you can upgrade for a few extra dollars.

But before paying a thing, the Aussie streaming service provides a bountiful 14-day FREE Binge trial (opens in new tab) first, which means you can try before you buy. 

Once subscribed, you’ll get access to 10,000 hours of content: reality shows, dramas, comedies and documentaries including Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Modern Family, Mayans, and I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, and plenty more from HBO, Warner Bros, and FX. It also has more than 800 movies and is home to both prior seasons of What We Do in the Shadows.

Remember, if you’re abroad right now but want to tune in as normal, your best bet is to download a VPN (opens in new tab), as explained above.