How to watch White House Plumbers: stream the Watergate-era miniseries now

White House Plumbers, HBO’s new limited series, airs on the linear HBO channel from Monday, May 1 at 9pm ET/PT with new episodes broadcast weekly at the same time. There are 5 episodes in total. The last one will be available from Monday, May 29.

If you've cut the cord or don't have HBO as a part of your cable package, you can just as easily watch new episodes of White House Plumbers on HBO Max instead. Episodes will be available a little earlier here, from 3am ET / 12am PT every Monday.

There are two HBO Max price points - $9.99 a month with commercials, or the 4K HDR, commercial-free subscription at $15.99, which also unlocks 4K streaming and Dolby Atmos sound.

Alternatively, you could save up to 20% when you subscribe to an annual plan. That’s $99.99 for the ad-supported plan, or $149.99 for the ad-free option. Either way, if you go annual you essentially bag yourself two months of free streaming.

As with most HBO shows, White House Plumbers will come to Sky and air on linear channel Sky Atlantic, while episodes will also be added to the company's streaming service NOW. No precise UK release date has been provided, however, the limited series has been confirmed to arrive “shortly after” its May 1 debut. So you shouldn’t have to wait too long after that.

When White House Plumbers does arrive, Sky subscribers can stream episodes on the go with their mobile devices through the Sky Go streaming service, which has dedicated apps for iOS, iPadOS and Android devices, along with Xbox and PlayStation consoles.

If you're not already a Sky customer, however, you can check out our dedicated guide to Sky TV deals and packages for today's best prices.

Don't fancy being locked in to a long, expensive contract? Consider the more flexible streaming option, NOW, (formerly Now TV). You’ll want a Now entertainment pass to watch new series White House Plumbers, starting form £9.99 a month.

Thanks to Crave, Canadians can catch White House Plumbers from Monday, May 1 at 9pm ET/PT, at the very same time as their American neighbors.

If you don’t pay for linear TV, you can easily subscribe to Crave’s on-demand service. You’ll need to choose between Crave Total for $19.99 (+tax) a month, or sacrifice simultaneous streams and offline viewing for Crave Mobile for $9.99 a month. First, though, you can enjoy Crave's 7-day FREE trial, available to new subscribers only.

Crave offers classic HBO series, on-demand movies, Crave originals and Showtime content, including addictive TV shows like The Gloaming, Dexter, and 30 Rock, in addition to the latest HBO Max releases, such as Rap Sh!t and We Own This City.

Aussie can catch an excellent A-list cast dramatize America’s premium political scandal when White House Plumbers arrives on Binge from Tuesday, May 2.

Starting at AU$10 a month, Binge is very temptingly priced. And what's more, new customers are entitled to a generous 14-day FREE trial, which means you can try before you buy. 

The Basic plan provides a single stream in SD quality, and you can upgrade to Standard and Premium plans if you want additional streams and better video quality.

Once subscribed, you’ll get access to 10,000 hours of content: reality shows, dramas, comedies and documentaries including Keeping Up with the Kardashians, House of the Dragon, Modern Family, Mayans, and Gossip Girl. It also offers more than 800 movies, and content from HBO, FX, and Warner Bros.

You also have the option of Foxtel and Foxtel Now, which offers more of a full package, cable-like experience. Boasting 70+ channels and a 10-day free trial, get the Foxtel Now Essentials Base pack and pay just $25. That way you can watch White House Plumbers live on on-demand via the Fox Showcase channel, at 8.30pm AEST from May 2.