How to watch the final season — and every other season — of Game of Thrones
Want to join the Game of Thrones bandwagon but think you don’t have time? Think again. Here is how you can watch the new season.
Winter is here.
After an agonising two years, the final season of one of the most-hyped shows of all time, Game of Thrones, has finally arrived, and will air on Foxtel channel Fox Showcase every Monday at 11am AEST, express from the US. It will also air later that same day at 8.30pm.
Game of Thrones is exclusive to Foxtel, the only streaming platform that has all seven seasons and the final season’s six episodes that will air weekly.
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Here is how you can watch GoT.
ON YOUR COMPUTER
To stream Game of Thrones, you’ll want to use Foxtel Now (from $25 per month). It comes as part of the Pop package. Every episode from seasons 1-7 is available in the On Demand library, and you can also watch the new season live through this service. Foxtel Now can be purchased within minutes and used immediately on your own device including laptops, tablets and smartphones.
ON YOUR TV
Prefer to watch, record and replay all the action from your nice big TV at home? You will need to sign up to a Foxtel residential subscription. This means a technician will arrive and set you up with an iQ4 set top box. Keep in mind, it will take three business days to arrive. But when it does, you will be able to watch the new episodes live with the rest of the world or record them and watch them later. This subscription also gives you access to Foxtel GO, Foxtel’s mobile streaming service.
ON YOUR PHONE OR SMALL DEVICE
If you’re busy out and about but want to binge, or perhaps you want to watch the new season live during a sneaky break at work, Foxtel GO is for you. It’s a feature that automatically comes with a Foxtel residential subscription.
Foxtel packages that include Game of Thrones range from $25 a month to $49 a month, however you can customise packages to suit you.
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