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How to watch Honey for free — stream from anywhere

The creators of Killing Eve have a new '80s-set spy thriller to sink your teeth into. Here's how to watch Honey online from anywhere, and for free in the UK.

How to watch Honey for free — stream from anywhere

Honey is a prequel to the hit BBC series Killing Eve, set in East Berlin during the Cold War. Created by Emma Moran for BBC and German network ZDF, it follows the character Carolyn Martens, played by Fiona Shaw in Killing Eve, as a younger undercover MI6 operative named Martha Schmitt, portrayed by Ann Kelly.

The six-episode series explores Martha/Carolyn's life as she navigates a love triangle and has her work compromised. With characters crossing over from Killing Eve and a similar narrative theme, Honey is a perfect follow-up for fans of the original series.

To watch Honey online for free, the UK has an option with BBC iPlayer. You'll need an account with a UK postcode and a valid TV Licence. The show premieres on November 14 at 9 pm GMT. In Germany, it can be watched for free on ZDF, but it will be available there only in 2027.

For those away from the UK and unable to access the show due to geo-blocks, a VPN can be used to access UK services legally, provided the broadcaster's terms allow. TechRadar recommends NordVPN, which is their top choice.

In the UK, Honey is available on BBC iPlayer from November 14, with subsequent episodes airing every Saturday night. Outside the UK, viewers can use NordVPN to unblock their BBC iPlayer stream.

Currently, there is no release plan for Honey in the US, Canada, or Australia. However, viewers in these regions can use a VPN to access their usual streaming platforms and watch the show from anywhere.

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