How to watch Gaslit online and stream the Julia Roberts mini series from anywhere now

The Julia Roberts Watergate drama arrived on STARZ from Sunday, April 24 at 8pm ET/PT, with new episodes airing at the same time each week.

If you have this channel on cable, you're all set.

Watch Gaslit without cable

You can currently get an online subscription to STARZ for $3 per month for six months. Once this special offer expires, the price will increase to $8.99 a month.

You can stream shows from your desktop, or download the STARZ app on your TV-connected device or from the App Store on your phone or tablet and subscribe from there.

It’s also available through Amazon Prime Video, which is well worth considering as you can get both a FREE 30-day Prime trial and then a FREE 7-day Starz trial on top of that. 

In either case, you can cancel at any time, with Prime costing $14.99 a month and Starz an additional $8.99 a month - but only if you decide to keep them.

If you do shell out for a streaming service, you can watch it wherever you are given you download a good VPN and follow our instructions below.

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UK fans of edge-of-your seat drama won’t need to wait to watch the highly anticipated Gaslit. Episodes arrived straight to StarzPlay from Sunday, April 24 where they will land from about 5am GMT every week.

The StarzPlay UK channel is available via Amazon Channels for £5.99 per month after a 1-week free trial. But you need an Amazon Prime subscription to be able to add Amazon Channels.

New subscribers can sign-up and enjoy a 30-day Amazon FREE trial and enjoy perks such as free delivery, ad-free music streaming, and loads of films and TV shows.

After that trial, however, Amazon Prime reverts to £7.99 a month, though you’re free to cancel either subscription at any time.

If you’re travelling and want to stream the shows you normally watch, simply purchase a VPN. Not only will this overcome geo-block restrictions, but it provides additional security while you’re surfing the web too.

Cable viewers with access to Starz can also enjoy Gaslit from Sunday, April 24 from 9pm ET/PT and with the remaining seven episodes set to air weekly at the same time.

Cord cutters aren’t without options either, as Crave will be the online home for this limited series. An entry-level plan costs CND$9.99 a month (plus tax) – or $CND19.99 if you want more streams and better video quality – but subscribers only pay CND$0.99 for the first month (offer valid until April 30). New episodes land weekly from April 24, premiering at around 3.01 am ET. / 12.01am PT.

If you’re abroad when the high-stakes conspiracy of Gaslit becomes available, geo-blocks will stop you from connecting to the VOD service you'd normally use. A VPN like ExpressVPN, however, will let you connect to your typical streaming service, and as noted above, they’re currently offering 49% off.

Aussies can enjoy Gaslit at the same time as American viewers. New episodes are available on Stan from Sunday, April 24, and added to the streaming service at around 4pm AEST every week.

Stan’s Basic plan is AUS$10 a month, which provides one stream in SD quality. But you could upgrade to Premium Plus for AUS$19 and get HD and 4K streams on up to five devices. There are tonnes of Stan Originals and hit TV shows and films too, while Stan offers new subscribers an incredible 30-day free trial before paying a thing.

And if you’re abroad? Just purchase a VPN as detailed above. It’ll let you stream Gaslit online from anywhere, so you can keep up to date with all the nail-biting political drama.