How to watch City on a Hill season 3 online: stream every episode online now

Coming first to streaming service Showtime Now, subscribers can enjoy City on a Hill season 3 from Friday, July 29, with new episodes landing weekly. 

If you’re new to the service, you'll get Showtime FREE for 30 days, after which time you’ll be required to pay $10.99 a month. And of course, you can cancel your membership at any time.

If you’re sticking with cable, you can see City on a Hill season 3 a few days later on the Showtime channel on Sundays from July 31 at 10pm ET/PT, with new episodes broadcast at the same time each week.

OTT streaming services Sling TV, Hulu, and Fubo TV can also provide access to the series, but you'll need to purchase the $10.99 per month Showtime add-on in addition to the subscription fee for whichever cord-cutting service you decide to use.

All of these streaming services are compatible with a whole host of devices, including iOS and Android devices, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Xbox, and many more, so you can watch on whatever is convenient to you.

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Receiving a simultaneous release in Canada with the US, the Crave channel will broadcast new City on a Hill from Sunday, July 31 at 10pm ET/PT. The remaining episodes will be released weekly up until the series conclusion.

If you watch all your entertainment online, then on-demand platform Crave will have City on a Hill season 3 ready to stream from 10pm too, with new episodes available to watch on-demand and both former seasons ready to stream too.

If you haven’t tried Crave before ,you can look forward to a 7-day FREE trial before paying a thing. Pick either the CA$9.99 Crave Mobile plan (one stream through a web or mobile app) or the monthly $19.99 for Crave Total, which allows for up to 4 streams on a maximum of 5 devices. Alternatively, sign up through your TV provider and find the best deal that way.

Don't forget you can use a VPN if you're out of the country and want to watch the latest episode of the show.

The gripping Boston crime series will land on Paramount Plus on Monday, August 1 in the UK – barely any time after its North American debut.

Newly available to UK viewers, a subscription to Paramount Plus is just $4.99 a month. And better yet, you’re entitled to a FREE 7-day Paramount Plus trial if you’re new to the service.

In addition to being the UK home of City on a Hill Paramount Plus can boast 24 seasons of South Park, exclusive specials like South Park: The Streaming Wars, Star Trek entries like Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Picard, and Discovery, and top drawer shows including Yellowstone and 1883: A Yellowstone Origin Story. All that, plus reality TV show Survivor, Halo, and a generous helping of live sports from CBS.

Outside of the US? You can take the subscription services you pay for at home with you anywhere - all you’ll need is a reliable VPN.

What illicit conspiracy will John Rohr and DeCourcy Ward unearth next? Aussies can find out from Saturday, July 30, when the debut episode of City on a Hill season 3 comes to Stan.

Following a free 30-day trial, Stan is currently available in three paid tiers. Stan Basic gives you one SD stream for AU$10 per month, Stan Standard grants you three HD streams for AU$14 per month, and Stan Premium gets you four 4K streams for AU$19 per month.

If you're an Aussie that's currently out of the country, you can also use a good VPN to regain access to all the same services and content you'd normally watch (and pay for) in your country of residence.