After an excruciating wait, part 2 of the Walking Dead season 10 is finally here, so if you if you're ready to see the next part of the massacre, keep reading. We're here to tell you how to watch The Walking Dead online - stream season 10's next episode from wherever you are with the help of our guide.
And as the zombie apocalypse continues, it's safe to say that the latest episode was one of the best this season. We won't spoil it for you in case you are still catching up, but what we will say is that the episode featured an epic battle scene between the Hilltop forces and the Whisperers!
There's still so many questions that need answering, so if you're ready for the next part of the massacre, here's how to watch The Walking Dead online and on TV - don't miss the next episode with our guide.
How to watch The Walking Dead online from anywhere in the world
If you typically watch the Walking Dead online but find yourself away from home or out of the country, you can still get your undead fix. This is possible using a VPN to get around the usual geo restrictions - so you can live stream The Walking Dead at the exact same time that it broadcasts in the US.
Which VPN is best for you? Our top pick is ExpressVPN. And how do you use that to watch The Walking Dead online? It's actually remarkably simple.
How to watch the The Walking Dead: season 10 US streaming guide
To watch the second part of The Walking Dead season 10 in the US you can do it most easily via AMC, which airs the show at 9pm ET / 8pm CT / 6pm PT on Sundays.
However if you don't have cable, you can access AMC shows with an internet connection and a paid for service like DirectTV Now, Sling TV or PlayStation Vue. You can also watch all The Walking Dead Season 10 on Amazon Video, Apple iTunes, FandangoNOW and VUDU. Which means you can watch it on your laptop, smartphone, connected TV or tablet.
The great news is that you can get free trials with some of these servers so if you want to try before you buy, that's an option too.
Not in the US this Sunday? Then don't feel like you need to miss out. Head back up to our instructions for how to watch via a VPN above, and then you can watch through your preferred online method above.
How to watch The Walking Dead in the UK: season 10 streaming details
The second part of The Walking Dead season 10 premiered on FOX UK on Monday, February 24 at 9pm GMT. Fox TV is a paid for channel that is included on some Sky, Virgin Media, and TalkTalk packages. New episodes of the Walking Dead season 10 continue to air on the channel at the same time - so you can watch the Walking Dead on TV every Monday at 9pm GMT.
If you don't have a fancy TV package, though, you can still access the channel using a service like Now TV. This lets you pay for a bundle for a period of time so you don't need to commit. For this you can opt for the Entertainment bundle for £8.99 per month which can be cancelled month to month and includes a one week FREE trial.
Not in the UK to watch? It's OK, you don't have to set it to record or rely on catching up - get your zombie fix by downloading a VPN and watching from wherever you are as described above.
Where can I watch old episodes of The Walking Dead?
It's never too late to start watching The Walking Dead with its nine seasons already completed and crammed full of excitement that never gets old. There are lots of ways to catch up:
US: You've got plenty of option so take you're pick! Here's a handy list of some of the most popular ones we've found: Amazon Video, iTunes, Fandango Now and Vue. All of these streaming services have all 10 seasons of The Walking Dead.
UK: Now TV has every single Walking Dead episode ever made on its service, although you'd have to do A LOT of binge watching if you want to fit them all in to a single month's Entertainment Pass. However if you're an Amazon Prime customer you can just go there to catch up on the first 9 seasons.
Everywhere else: If you've hunted high and low and still can't find anywhere showing the old 132 episodes(!) of The Walking Dead, then it might be worth giving a VPN a try to get access. Then you can potentially grab hold of them from a US or UK source.
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