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How to watch Game of Thrones online: stream season 8 or catch up from anywhere

Winter is coming...or more aptly, winter is finally making a return for its 8th season. Yes, after what feels like a lifetime we will finally be able to see the epic final conclusion to Game of Thrones - one of the most popular TV shows in living memory. And you're n the right place to learn about where to watch Game of Thrones season 8 online from absolutely anywhere in the world.

Set to be an extraordinary crescendo to the show, season 8 of Game of Thrones is one not to miss. HBO has managed to do a brilliant job at keeping this season spoiler-free - even the trailers have been impossibly vague. But of course the likes of Cersei, Jon Snow and Tyrion Lannister will all be back on our screens one last time.

But as exciting as this is, there is still time to catch up on all of the 67 previous episodes of the show. Or even to rewatch them if you're really that excited It's been quite a while since the last episode of Game of Thrones aired - almost two years in fact - so we can understand feeling a bit rusty on the plot, especially considering it's not always the easiest to follow.

So whether you want to watch all the seven seasons in one go, catch up on the odd episode to save yourself the 'who's that guy?' questions or simply find out about where to go for the final release, this is place to be for all your how to watch Game of Thrones know-how. We've tracked down all of the locations to watch the old episodes, no matter where you live - you can find them all down bellow.

How to watch Game of Thrones from outside your country

If you want to see how to watch Game of Thrones in the US, Canada, UK, Australia or New Zealand then scroll down to see what your viewing options are.

However, if you find that your holiday plans clash or you'll be out of the country for a little while, things get a bit more complicated thanks to the annoyance of geo-blocking. It means that broadcasters tend to put hurdles in your way if you want to watch their streaming services while abroad.

There is still a way around that but it will require a little bit of work. By using a VPN, you will still be able to catch up on the show by changing your IP address to a location back where you live, allowing you to watch it all (assuming that doesn't breach any TS&Cs, of course).

How to watch Game of Thrones episodes in the USA

How to watch Game of Thrones online in Canada

How to watch Game of Thrones in the UK

How to watch Game of Thrones in Australia

How to watch Game of Thrones in New Zealand



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