How to watch Devs: stream the latest episodes from anywhere

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Once installed, select the location of your home country and simply click connect. You’ll then be able to easily watch Devs from pretty much anywhere in the world.

While it's an FX Original, Devs is the first such show that was  offered exclusively for streaming on Hulu, with the season finale airing on April 16.

That's right, FX-owner Disney's new FX on Hulu initiative means you'll needed a subscription to the popular streaming service if you wanted to watch Devs in the US. Fortunately, they're great value - and can even be tried out for free.

Hulu plans are available from just $5.99 a month that will allow you to watch Devs. In fact, Hulu even offers a FREE 1-month trial, which means you can watch nearly all of Devs for free. For the ultimate value, though, bag a Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+ bundle for just $12.99 a month, allowing you watch loads of great content as well as live sports. 

Plus, Hulu lets you add on additional channels to its core service - everything from HBO and Showtime to Spanish-language networks - so it really is a legit alternative to cable and a cord-cutters dream. 

A final benefit of Hulu is you can watch it on nearly anything, with the Hulu app available for: Android and iOS devices, Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Echo Show and Fire TV devices, select smart TVs and Android TVs, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, Mac, PC and Roku streamers. So whatever your platform, don't hold back and take advantage of that free Hulu trial today.

Remember, as per our guide above, if you find yourself out of the country, you can use clever software like ExpressVPN to watch Devs just as if you were at home.

Devs episode 1 was released in the UK on April 15, airing on BBC Two in the 9pm time slot. It's dropping two episodes a week on Wednesday and Thursday nights at that same time, which means that it's also available to stream on BBC iPlayer for free - provided you've got a valid TV license, of course.

If you're currently visiting the UK from a country where Devs is available, this means that you won't be able to watch the latest episode like you would at home - unless you  grab a VPN, of course, in which case you can just point yourself back your country of residence and access the streaming service you normally watch Devs on as usual.

TV fans in Australia are in luck, as Devs premiered Down Under on March 8 and has aired Sunday nights at 8.30pm on Fox Showcase ever since - until it finished, of course. That means that you can also watch Devs using the Foxtel Now streaming service, which starts at just $25 a month. It even offers a FREE 10-day trial so you can see if it's right for you.

Additionally, Aussies can access every episode of Devs via the new Binge streaming service, which is likely going to be the preferred option for most people due to its more affordable pricing options.

To access Binge, simply click on the sign-up links below. There are three tiers on offer starting at AU$10 per month, however, you could opt to try the service out via its 14-day free trial.

If you happen to be going abroad and are worried that geo-blocking will stop you from watching Devs with Foxtel Now like you normally would back home, don't worry - just use a VPN to point yourself back to Australia and you'll be able to stream as usual.

TV aficionados in Canada were also in luck when it came to watching Devs - and still are, when it comes to catch-up. The show aired at 10pm Thursday nights and started on March 5, more or less right in time with Hulu and the US, on FX's Canadian channel. 

Now that the Devs series finale has been and gone, anyone wanting to re-watch or start from the beginning should head for the network's companion FX NOW streaming service. However, the app isn't available on a standalone basis, only for FX cable subscribers . Consult your local provider for pricing if you haven't already got FX as part of your deal.

Already pay for FX but find yourself abroad for the next episode of Devs? Watch just like you would at home by using a VPN to magically reappear in Canada and gain access to the FX NOW app as per usual.