Where to watch Chernobyl: Stream every episode online

In the US, you’ll find Chernobyl on HBO Max. You can stream all five episodes if you’re subscribed to the service, which costs $14.99 a month.

If you enjoyed Chernobyl and are looking for more historical drama series, you might want to consider Boardwalk Empire, the Steve Buscemi-starring series about Prohibition-era Atlantic City; Rome, which is about the Roman civilization’s turn from a republic into an empire; or Deadwood, the South Dakota-set western series starring Timothy Olyphant and Ian McShane. All are available to binge with a HBO Max subscription.

HBO Max can be accessed on smart TVs like Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV, Fire Stick, Roku devices, Chromecast, Chromebooks, iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, PlayStation 4 & 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X & S, PC and Mac computers, and Android phones.

If you don’t have HBO Max, there are a couple of other ways to watch Chernobyl in the US. It can be streamed with a DirecTV subscription or purchased for a one-off cost of $18.99 on Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Fandango Now, or Vudu.

In the UK, you can stream Chernobyl on Sky Go. To access the series, you’ll need a Sky TV subscription. To get started, why not check out our Sky TV deals and packages for the latest offers.

For a more affordable, flexible way to watch, you can also get Now TV. Its Entertainment Pass costs £9.99 a month with a seven-day free trial is available.

Alternatively, you can buy the whole series, with no subscription required, for £5.99 on Prime Video or Sky Store, for £8.99 on Google Play, or for £11.99 on Apple TV. 

In Canada, Chernobyl can be streamed via Crave, though you need the Movies+HBO add-on, which costs an extra $9.99 a month on top of the main $9.99 a month Crave subscription. You can, however, get a seven-day free trial. 

If you want to purchase the whole series without any subscription, you can buy it from Google Play for $16.99 or from Apple TV for $19.99.

 For Australians, a subscription to Binge or Foxtel Now will enable you to stream all five episodes of Chernobyl. Both can be accessed via a wide range of smart TVs, consoles, and mobile devices. Binge offers a two-week free trial, and Foxtel Now offers a 10-day trial.

You can also purchase the series to watch at any time with no subscription via Apple TV for $14.99, Google Play for $14.49, or Fetch for $12.99.