Where to watch I May Destroy You: stream every episode online

HBO Max has the rights to stream I May Destroy You in the US. HBO Max subscription costs $14.99 a month, and it can be accessed on smart TVs like Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV, Roku devices, Fire Stick, Chromebooks, Chromecast, iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, PlayStation 4 & 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X & S, PC and Mac computers, and Android phones.

If you’re a HBO Max subscriber and enjoyed I May Destroy You, you might also enjoy It’s A Sin, another recent British drama. Set in 1980s London, this five-part series explores the impact of the AIDS crisis on a group of young gay men. Other great shows on HBO Max include Sex and the City, Lena Dunham’s sitcom Girls, and DC animated series Harley Quinn.

There are a couple of other ways to watch I May Destroy You in the US. It can be streamed with a DirecTV subscription, or purchased for $9.99 on Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, or Vudu, or for $19.99 on Google Play.

In the UK, the main way to stream I May Destroy You is via BBC iPlayer. This is accessible via apps on various devices or via web browser, and is free to anyone with a TV license. Alternatively, Sky TV subscribers are able to stream I May Destroy you via the Sky Go app.

If you don’t have a TV license or Sky Go, you can buy the whole series for £18.99 on Apple TV or Prime Video (£15.99 on Prime Video if you’re willing to watch it in SD instead of HD), or £16.49 on Google Play.

In Canada, I May Destroy You is available to stream via Crave, though only as part of the Movies+HBO add-on, which costs an extra $9.99 a month on top of the main $9.99/month Crave subscription. You can, however, get a seven-day free trial. 

If you want to purchase the whole series without any subscriptions, you can buy it from Google Play for $24.99. But we recommend you don’t do that, as it’s less than half the price on Apple TV, where it costs $9.99.

In Australia, subscriptions to Binge and Foxtel Now both enable you to stream all episodes of I May Destroy You. Both of these are available to access via a wide range of smart TVs, consoles, and mobile devices. Binge offers a two-week free trial, and Foxtel Now offers a ten-day free trial.

You can also purchase the series via Apple TV, though this will cost a surprisingly high $29.99, or via Telstra TV, for $25.99.