Zombie-tinged misery fest The Walking Dead is now ten seasons deep, and Australian fans just can't get enough of it. If you haven't caught up on the latest dose of heartache and gore, here are four easy and legal ways to keep up.
Binge
Australia's latest streaming service Binge is the new home of shows we got used to seeing on the Foxtel network. Starting at just $10 per month for a standard subscription you can, well, binge your way through seasons 1 to 10 of The Walking Dead.
Get your 14-day free trial by clicking below.
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Binge
Basic with AdsFree 7 Day Trial
From
$10/mth
or $79/yr
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Binge
StandardFree 7 Day Trial
From
$19/mth
or $149/yr
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Binge
PremiumFree 7 Day Trial
From
$22/mth
or $179/yr
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Owned and operated by Foxtel this new service focuses on prestigious drama, sitcoms, reality TV and more. With over 10,000 hours of content from HBO, BBC. FX. NBC Universal, Warner Bros and Paramount to name a few - Binge is the best option to watch hard-to-find favourites.
Prices start at $10 per month for standard definition, but to enjoy the bloodshed in all it's glory it's worth the extra $4 per month for HD.
Find out more about Binge in our complete guide.
Foxtel Now
Foxtel Now – Foxtel's OG streaming service – is another easy way to watch The Walking Dead in Australia. Foxtel Now is an online streaming service, much like Netflix. But unlike Netflix, for which you pay one membership fee and get access to all content, Foxtel Now's content is sold in "packs".
Fortunately, The Walking Dead is part of the base subscription, which will set you back $25 per month.
There are no lock-in contracts and given that all episodes are now available you could theoretically sign up for a ten-day free trial (or pay for one month if you've already used the trial), watch every episode (a season per day is doable, right?), and then cancel.
Foxtel Now is available on iOS, Android, PlayStation 4, Google Chrome on Windows and Mac, Telstra TV, Chromecast, and Apple TV via AirPlay. The PlayStation 3, Xbox One run the older Foxtel Play app, which can access the same content, but won't play shows in high definition.
If you're looking to stream The Walking Dead, make sure your plan has enough data. Here's a couple of unlimited NBN 50 plans:
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#1
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amaysim
All Fixed Line nbn®
NBN50
$45/mth
Min. cost $45
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#2
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Belong
All Fixed Line nbn®
NBN Standard Plus – Unlimited
$55/mth
Min. cost $55
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#3
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Dodo
All Fixed Line nbn®
Editor's Pick
nbn50 Unlimited Plan
$57.99/mth
Min. cost $57.99
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#4
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Moose NBN
All Fixed Line nbn®
nbn 50/20 Premium
$59.80/mth
Min. cost $59.80
Link not supplied
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#5
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Tangerine Telecom
All Fixed Line nbn®
Value Plus NBN 50/20
$64.90/mth
Min. cost $64.90
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Foxtel
If you're happy to part with a little more cash, you could go all in and take out a proper Foxtel subscription. To watch The Walking Dead, you'll need to get the "Foxtel Plus & Netflix" package at a minimum, which is billed at $55 per month. You'll then be able to watch it on demand, and keep up with new seasons as they air.
Foxtel services can also be bundled with broadband from Foxtel, Telstra, or Optus.
Buy it on iTunes or Google Play
You might prefer to own The Walking Dead. Perhaps you prefer to download rather than stream or want to watch it multiple times and not have to pay month by month to maintain your access.
You can buy and download the latest season from iTunes for $49.99, and all previous seasons from 1-9 for $19.99 each.
Seasons 9 and 10 are available to download from Google Play for $39.99 each or $2.99 per episode. Earlier seasons aren't available through Google Play.
Alex Choros
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