How To Watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2 Online And Stream Comedy Show For Free From Anywhere
Praise the lord, this sinfully good sitcom is born again!
How To Watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2 Online
Premiered: Thursday, October 17 at 10pm |
New Episodes: weekly at the same time |
Free Stream: Channel 4 (UK) |
Watch Anywhere: Stream from anywhere with NordVPN |
Watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2: Synopsis
The dysfunctional Lewis family face more divine drama and temptation in the return of the Channel 4 sitcom. Simon Bird and Kate O’Flynn reprise their roles as parents David and Fiona, whose struggling marriage is further tested when pie-making succubus Maude joins their puritanical sect. Subversive, heartfelt, and hilarious, our guide below provides everything to know about how to watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2 online, and stream every episode 100% free on Channel 4.
Created by Dillion Mapletoft and Oliver Taylor, the Manchester-set comedy-drama debuted in 2023 to rapturous reviews, charting the antics of an ultra-religious family based in Manchester, UK as they eagerly anticipated the apocalypse. God’s wrath not forthcoming, however, they’re left to deal with their mortal shortcomings and strained relationships. It’s got the typical drama trappings – Dad passed up for promotion, Mom coveting her hunky neighbour – but heightened by the looming threat of eternal damnation. God Bless This Mess, indeed!
Star Simon Bird calls it “a warped family sitcom,” and the unholy hijinks are amped up this season as the Lewises struggle to reconcile their personal desires with their faith and the prohibitions of the Order of the Divine Rod. Following Elder Samson's (Arsher Ali) ultimatum to Rachel (Amy James-Kelly), she’s given up on her university dreams. Instead, dad David is persuading her to get an arranged marriage, drumming up a line-up of suitors that look like “incels grown in a pale, sickly lab.”
Reviews for season 2 of the doomsday comedy have been as glowing as they were first time out, with The Guardian going as far as to say it "might just save the sitcom" and calling the talented cast "a joy to behold." The Telegraph, meanwhile, praised the expansion of the said cast, noting in particular the addition of Sian Clifford's "wicked humour."
If damnation be this much fun, then we're all going to hell in a handbasket. Read on for our comprehensive guide, which details how to watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2 online from anywhere.
How to watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2 online in the UK for free
You can watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2 online free on Channel 4’s on-demand service right now, with all six episodes available to stream immediately.
Episodes are also being broadcast weekly on Channel 4 at 10pm UK time, with the show airing one episode a week.
You can access Channel 4 on-demand via your desktop and through a number of devices on the Channel 4 app. While watching any live TV in the UK requires a TV licence, you won't need one for watching on catch-up. It's free to sign up to stream Channel 4. All you need is an email address and a UK postcode (e.g. SW1P 2TX).
Away from the UK and want to stream Everyone Else Burns Season 2? Use a VPN using the instructions below to access Channel 4 like you would at home.
How to watch Everyone Else Burns online from anywhere
If you're a UK citizen on vacation or working overseas, you can still watch Everyone Else Burns just as you would at home.
While Channel 4 blocks access from IP addresses outside of the UK, there's a handy piece of software called a VPN which can change your IP address, allowing you to watch UK TV online by making it look like you're accessing streaming services from any country in the world.
For example, UK citizens currently in the States can subscribe to a VPN, join a UK-based server and tune into all the programmes on Channel 4 from anywhere in the world, just like you would back home.
Watch Everyone Else Burns as if you were at home with a VPN
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2. Connect to a server – for Channel 4, for example, you'll want to connect to a server based in the UK
3. Go to the stream you wish to access - for Everyone Else Burns, head to Channel 4
Can I watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2 online in the US?
The Channel 4 sitcom might be in TV purgatory in America. Season 1 aired on The CW more than 6 months after its UK release in the US, and promisingly, Season 2 was renewed by the network. However, the network axed the show mid-way through its run and we don't yet know whether the sophomore season will get a streaming-only run on The CW, perhaps in late 2024/early 2025. We'll update this guide as and when we hear more.
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Can I watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2 online in Canada?
There’s been no word if Everyone Else Burns will return to the W Network for its second season in Canada. If it is renewed, then fans can expect a 4-5 month wait before they can catch up with the Lewis family’s bible-bashing antics.
Canadian viewers will find W Network programmes and much more available to stream with a StackTV subscription. The easiest way to pick one up seems to be through an Amazon Prime Video subscription. That costs CA$9.99 once your free trial expires, while the StackTV add-on is CA$12.99 – again, only following a 30-day free trial.
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Can I watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2 online in Australia?
Channel 4 sitcom Everyone Else Burns previously aired on SBS On Demand, though at the time of writing, the second season is yet to receive a release date Down Under.
It was almost a year before the inaugural season hit the streaming platform, so we imagine a similarly long wait before the arrival of any new episodes. When they do arrive, however, it's likely to be on SBS One Demand, which is not only free to use, but doesn’t require an account either.
Everyone Else Burns Season 2 Trailer
Everyone Else Burns Season 2 Cast
- Simon Bird as David Lewis
- Kate O’Flynn as Fiona Lewis
- Amy James-Kelly as Rachel Lewis
- Harry Connor as Aaron Lewis
- Sian Clifford as Maude
- Morgana Robinson as Melissa
- Ali Khan as Joshua
- Arsher Ali as Elder Samson
- Al Roberts as Elder Abijah
- Kadiff Kirwan as Elder Andrew
- Soph Galustian as Julie Angelie
- Liam Williams as Joel
- Paddy Young as Jebediah
- Olivia Marcus as Heather
Everyone Else Burns Season 2 Episode Release Schedule
Early access to all six episode were made available from October 3 to paid-for service, Channel Four Plus. They were then released to all viewers for free. The sophomore season also airs weekly on Channel 4’s linear channel as detailed below.
- Everyone Else Burns Season 2 – Episode 1: Thursday, October 17
- Everyone Else Burns Season 2 – Episode 2: Thursday, October 17
- Everyone Else Burns Season 2 – Episode 3: Thursday, October 24
- Everyone Else Burns Season 2 – Episode 4: Thursday, October 31
- Everyone Else Burns Season 2 – Episode 5: Thursday, November 7
- Everyone Else Burns Season 2 – Episode 6: Thursday, November 14
Where Can I Watch Everyone Else Burns Season 2?
Every episode of Everyone Else Burns is available via Channel Four, either live weekly or on-demand.
How Many Episodes Of Everyone Else Burns Season 2 Will There Be?
As with its brilliant debut, the Channel Four sitcom will consist of six, roughly 20-min-long episodes.
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Daniel Pateman has been a freelance writer since 2018 and writing for fun for much longer. He currently works across Future Plc brands like TechRadar, T3, Games Radar, and What Hi-Fi?, where he has produced detailed guides on the best streaming services and regularly writes How to Watch pieces informing our readers where to watch the hottest new films and TV shows.
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