How to watch Inside No. 9 season 7 online from anywhere now
The anthology series is back with more twisted tales
Fans of delightfully macabre TV will be thrilled to know that Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton are back with another instalment of Inside No. 9, the BAFTA-winning series. Below we explain how you can watch Inside No. 9 season 7 online now, and 100% FREE on BBC iPlayer.
Premiere date: April 20, from 10pm GMT on BBC Two
New episodes: every Wednesday at the same time
Free stream: BBC iPlayer
Watch from anywhere: tune in today with a 100% risk-free VPN
Debuting in 2014, Inside No. 9 is an anthology series, and – as we’ve come to expect from the duo responsible for The League of Gentlemen – it’s perversely funny, full of twists that will blind-side even the most media-savvy viewer.
Only the number 9 links each episode; otherwise, there’s a different cast, setting, and story. Past instalments featured Helen McCrory in a gothic mansion, David Morrissey in a football locker room, and Killing Eve’s Fiona Shaw enjoying a Private View at a swanky gallery.
This season, expect to see Mark Gatiss in a story about four old friends boating on an isolated lake – great fun until old resentments start to bubble up. Other guest actors will include the brilliant Jessica Hynes (Spaced), Jason Isaacs, and Sophie Okonedo.
Ready for six terrifically taut tales? Then read our guide below for how to watch Inside No. 9 season 7 online from anywhere now.
How to watch Inside No. 9 online for FREE in the UK
This acclaimed anthology of dark tales is back for its seventh season. The first episode debuts on BBC Two from Wednesday, April 20 at 10pm GMT, with new instalments broadcast at the same time each week.
You can also live stream the show on any device via BBC iPlayer, or watch on catch-up after it airs, including desktop on Windows and Mac machines, on smartphone apps for Android and iOS, as well as media streaming devices like Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Chromecast, Roku and more. You can also get BBC iPlayer on PlayStation and Xbox consoles.
BBC iPlayer is 100% free to stream, but you do need a valid TV licence.
How to watch Inside No. 9 season 7 online from outside your country
Don't let geo-restrictions prevent you from getting Inside No. 9 and streaming season 7. If you find yourself out of the country, you’ll be unable to access your usual streaming service. However, we can get you out of this sticky situation with the help a VPN.
The best VPN – otherwise known as a virtual private network – offers a simple solution. This piece of software alters your IP address to appear as though you're based in another country, allowing you to gain access to your preferred streaming platform, and watch episodes live or on-demand just like you would at home.
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1. Download and install a VPN - we recommend ExpressVPN
2. Connect to the relevant server location - launch the VPN app, click on 'choose location' and select the right location i.e. UK for iPlayer
3. Head to the chosen broadcaster's live stream - in this case, head to BBC iPlayer
Daniel Pateman is a freelance writer, producing articles across the cultural spectrum for magazines like Aesthetica, Photomonitor, The Brooklyn Rail and This is Tomorrow. He also provides text-writing services to individual curators and artists worldwide, and has had work published internationally. His favourite film genre is horror (bring on Scream 5!) and he never tires of listening to Absolute 80s on the radio.