How to watch We Might Regret This online from anywhere
Will three prove a crowd in new London-based comedy drama?
How to watch We Might Regret This online
Artist Freya and lawyer Abe's love may be blossoming in We Might Regret This, but there's plenty that could yet stand in their way... not least the presence of Freya's best friend, Jo. Keep reading, as we explain how to watch We Might Regret This online from anywhere.
UK premiere: Monday, August 19 at 10pm BST |
New episodes: every Monday |
TV channel: BBC Two (UK) |
FREE stream: BBC iPlayer (UK) |
Use NordVPN to watch any stream |
We Might Regret This preview
While Freya's (Kyla Harris) tetraplegia may also be seen as an obstacle, life couldn't be much sweeter; her career is on the up and up, she's just moved to London, and she has a handsome new man on her arm. But her condition does mean she needs a little extra support – and that's where her haywire best friend Jo (Elena Saurel) comes in.
Jo's ostensible presence as her buddy's personal care assistant puts a strain on Freya's budding romance with Abe (Darren Boyd), who hadn't expected that moving in with his new girlfriend would also bring an extra lodger along for the ride. Might he regret this?
Inspired by actor-writer Harris's own experiences, We Might Regret This is inevitably being billed by some – like so many BBC sitcoms from the last few years – as the new Fleabag. But this is a comedy with inclusivity at its heart that's set to challenge the prejudices we hold around physically disabled people. And, with a supporting cast that includes the likes of Sally Phillips (Bridget Jones's Diary) and Emma Sidi (Starstruck), you can expect plenty of belly laughs, too.
For all the times, dates and you TV channel information you need, follow our guide below on how to watch We Might Regret This online, and for free, from anywhere.
How to watch We Might Regret This online on BBC iPlayer for FREE
Viewers can watch We Might Regret This online from Monday, August 19, when all six episodes will be available to stream immediately (and for free) on BBC iPlayer. It’s a FREE service, though you should be in possession of a valid UK TV licence.
If you want to watch on TV, it will be shown on BBC Two channel on Mondays at 10pm BST each week.
iPlayer works across a huge array of devices, including laptops, tablets, smartphones, media streaming devices like Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Chromecast and Roku, and PlayStation and Xbox consoles.
Away from the UK right now? Just use a VPN to alter your IP address so you can use your usual streaming services. Details below.
How to watch We Might Regret This online from outside your country
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We Might Regret This global streams
Can I watch We Might Regret This online in the US?
Right now, there is no sign that We Might Regret This will be broadcast in the US.
So if you’re a Brit abroad trying to connect to BBC iPlayer, you'll soon discover that's not possible. By downloading a VPN, however, you can watch all your usual streaming content from anywhere.
Can I watch We Might Regret This online in Canada?
Just like south of the border, We Might Regret This has not been announced in any TV listings yet in Canada.
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Can I watch We Might Regret This online in Australia?
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We Might Regret This series trailer
We Might Regret This cast
- Kyla Harris as Freya
- Elena Saurel as Jo
- Darren Boyd as Abe
- Edward Bluemel as Levi
- Sally Phillips as Jane
- Lily Frazer as Mae
- Jessie Mei Li as Haruka
- Youssef Kerkour as Baker
- Emma Sidi as Olivia
- Barney Fishwick as Daniel
- Hanako Footman as Olyvya
- Moe Bar-El as Will
- Rosa Escoda as Imo
- Aasiya Shah as Ty
- Henry Perryment as Alex
- Ashley Young as Bex
We Might Regret This episode guide
All We Might Regret This episodes land at the same time online on the BBC iPlayer on Monday, August 19.
Alternatively, you can watch as they go out on BBC Two as follows:
- Episode 1 – Monday, August 19
- Episode 2 – Monday, August 26
- Episode 3 – Monday, September 2
- Episode 4 – Monday, September 9
- Episode 5 – Monday, September 16
- Episode 6 – Monday, September 23
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