Halo will officially begin on March 24. There will be nine episodes in all, with a new one arriving every week until the end of May. The showrunners have remained remarkably tight-lipped about what we can expect from the series, but for fans who’ve been waiting patiently for years, these details are inconsequential. Below, we’ll let you know how to watch the Halo TV show online from anywhere.

We recommend streaming the Halo TV show using official sources. Unlicensed streams are often of a significantly lower quality. Further, since they violate copyright, they cannot be counted on to remain accessible for very long. This show will be broadcast in several countries around the world and, as far as we know, a free trial is available in each of these locations. In other words, there’s really no reason to bother with third-party streams at all.

Halo will only be shown on region-locked streaming services. This means that if you’re traveling abroad, you’ll likely need a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to continue watching.

How to watch Halo online from abroad

VPNs help enhance your online privacy by encrypting your internet traffic. This prevents any outside observers (such as your ISP, hackers, or hotspot owners) from seeing what you do online. However, VPNs can also spoof your location, helping you regain access to your usual streaming services as you travel.

Here’s how to watch the Halo TV show from anywhere:

  • Start by signing up for a reputable VPN provider. We recommend NordVPN, but Surfshark and ExpressVPN are two great alternatives with high speeds and real streaming ability.
  • Next, install the VPN onto any device you use for streaming. Most providers let you secure five devices at a time, but each service has a different connection limit.
  • Open the VPN app, log in, and select a server in your home country. This changes your IP address, preventing your streaming service from realizing you’re somewhere else.
  • Now, simply try watching something as normal. You should be able to stream without any errors popping up. If not, clear your browser’s cookies (or the app’s saved data) and try again. For help with more stubborn problems, contact your VPN’s support team.

How to stream the Halo TV show online in most of the world

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Paramount Plus is the main broadcaster for the Halo TV show. This service is available in the US, Canada, Australia, the Nordics, and Latin America, so for most people, watching Halo should be pretty straightforward.

Unfortunately, this is a paid streaming service. Prices vary based on your location, but in the US, you can pay $4.99 (GBP £3.77) per month for an ad-supported plan or $9.99 (GBP £7.56) per month for a mostly ad-free experience. There is a seven-day free trial in most countries, though. This means that if you’re able to wait until the season ends, you can sign up, watch every episode of Halo online, and cancel before your payment method is charged.

Paramount Plus is slowly launching in more countries, but it’s not yet available worldwide. As such, you may need a VPN to watch while traveling abroad. NordVPN comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee that allows you to try it out risk free. If you’re not impressed, just cancel during this time to receive a full refund, no questions asked.

Where else can I watch Halo online?

Halo is one of the biggest video game franchises of the 2000s, so it’s no surprise that there are fans all over the world desperate to watch this show. Here’s a quick rundown of every international broadcaster that’s been confirmed so far:

Italy

Halo will arrive on Sky Italia on March 24, the same day that it premieres in the US. This version will be subtitled, but the Italian dub will begin airing on Sky Atlantic a few days later on March 28. This show will also be available on Paramount Plus when it launches in Italy later this year.

Sky TV customers can sign into the Sky Go app and watch at no added cost, while those without cable TV have to pay for a Now account. If you sign up for Now before the show premieres, you can get your first two months for €9.99 each, instead of €14.99. Unfortunately, there’s no free trial available.

Sky Go Italia and Now are both geo-restricted. If you’re traveling outside of Italy, you’ll need a VPN to access them.

Germany

Sky is the official Halo broadcaster in Germany. The premiere will be available on-demand for Sky Entertainment Plus subscribers on March 24, and you can watch online using the Sky Go app. Halo will begin its linear broadcast at 22:15 CEST on Sky Atlantic.

Users can sign up for Sky Q online for €20 per month and then stream Halo without cable. However, Sky still has to ship an IPTV box to your house, and this can take a few days.

Sky services are region specific, so you’ll have to connect to a Germany VPN server to use them abroad.

France

In France, the Halo TV series will be broadcast from March 24 on Canal+. You can choose to watch live by signing up for the €20.99 per month plan, or simply stream episodes on-demand with the €6.99 monthly series subscription. Note that Halo will move to Paramount Plus when the service launches sometime this summer.

Canal Plus is usually only available in France. However, with the help of a VPN, you can continue using it as normal during your travels abroad.

UK

We know that Halo will be available on Paramount Plus when it arrives in the UK this summer. The good news is that Sky Cinema subscribers will gain access to Paramount’s content at no added cost, and will be able to watch online via the Sky Go app.

On the other hand, since there’s no way to officially stream Halo until then, British fans are simply expected to wait several months longer than their international counterparts.

Sky Go and Paramount Plus are both geo-blocked, so you’ll need a VPN to use them while traveling abroad.

What do we know about the Halo TV series?

The official Halo trailer offers up plenty of recognizable elements for long-time fans, but you don’t actually have to have played the Halo games to watch the TV show. The general premise remains the same in both, with Master Chief leading the charge against an alien race known as The Covenant.

However, the show’s creators have revealed that the series will actually tell a new story while remaining faithful to the game’s established canon. We might, for instance, finally get to learn something about Master Chief’s background, information that has been largely missing from the games themselves.

Who stars in the Halo TV show?

This is a monumentally huge franchise, so it’s only fair that there are some big names attached. Here’s a quick rundown of the main cast for the Halo TV series:

  • Pablo Schrieber (Orange is the New Black) as Master Chief
  • Natascha McElhone (The Truman Show) as Dr. Catherine Halsey
  • Danny Sapani (Killing Eve) as Jacob Keyes
  • Charlie Murphy (Peaky Blinders) as Makee
  • Shabana Azmi (Fire) as Margaret Parangosky
  • Bokeem Woodbine (Fargo) as Soren-066