The final season of The Walking Dead returns for the final episode with Season 11, Episode 24 airing Sunday, November 20, 2022 at 9 P.M. ET on AMC.
Table of Contents
- Cheapest option to watch The Walking Dead Online
- How to watch Season 11 of TWD on Roku, Fire TV or Smart TVs
- Is The Walking Dead on Hulu?
- How to stream The Walking Dead Season 1 through Season 10
- What’s the best way to stream The Walking Dead?
Cheapest option to watch The Walking Dead Online
Philo is one of the least expensive way to stream The Walking Dead live without cable.
A subscription costs $25 per month, and has 63 live TV channels. Philo works on Roku, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Apple TV and Google Chromecast with Google TV.
You can quickly sign up for a free 7-day trial of Philo in under a minute using your mobile number. You’ll get networks such as A&E, HGTV and Investigation Discovery.
If Philo isn’t for you, keep reading.
Watching Season 11 of The Walking Dead live without cable is pretty easy. And so isn’t catching up on old and new episodes. You don’t need to subscribe to cable or become a cord cutting expert if you want to start watching TWD from Season 1.
This definitive guide takes you through all your options step by step. The Walking Dead is one of the easiest of AMC’s shows to binge watch.
There are a number of options to follow the survivors in this zombie apocalypse series, and see how this last chapter unfolds for Daryl (Norman Reedus), Carol and Maggie.
How to watch Season 11 of TWD on Roku, Fire TV or Smart TVs
To get AMC without cable, you can tap into a number of live TV streaming services.
All of these services require an Internet connection because you are live streaming channels online instead of having them routed into your home over a cable cord or satellite feed.
If you’re paying a lot for Internet, or have recently been quoted a high rate, read my guide on how to get Internet without cable at a decent price.
Watch The Walking Dead on Sling TV
Sling TV has the AMC channel in both of its main channel bundles.
You can subscribe to either the Orange or Blue bundle for $40 per month. Sling Orange has AMC, A&E, History Channel, ESPN, and HGTV.
Sling Blue carries 47+ channels, including AMC, NFL Network, HGTV and Nick. Jr.
A subscription includes 50 hours of Cloud DVR. The Orange plan allows you to stream on one screen at a time. The Blue plan lets you stream on three screens at once.
You can look over the channel lineup or sign up for Sling Orange or Sling Blue. Sling TV will give you a free streaming device if you prepay for a brief subscription.
Watch the Walking Dead on fubo TV
fuboTV’s “Pro plan” has over 130 channels, including AMC, ESPN and Disney Channel.
FS1, FS2, CBS Sports Network, NFL Network, Golf Channel, A&E, History and Travel Channel are included.
fuboTV has 250 hours of Cloud DVR and a “lookback” feature which is similar to an on-demand option for games that aired in the last 72 hours.
Subscribers get a deep library of on-demand movies and TV shows. And you can activate up to 40 TV Everywhere apps, including the AMC app.
Look over the channel lineup in your area to see what local channels and regional sports networks are included.
You can sign up for a free 7-day trial with no obligations. A subscription costs $64.99 per month.
Watch The Walking Dead on DIRECTV STREAM
A DIRECTV STREAM subscription includes AMC in the Entertainment channel bundle, and you can get a free trial of HBO Max or Showtime included.
The Entertainment plan more than 65 live TV channels for $69.99 per month. Subscribers can watch live TV on up to 20 screens at once. Local channels, ESPN and CNN are included in the channel lineup. You get unlimited Cloud DVR and 40,000 on-demand movies and shows.
Subscribers can get three months of HBO Max, Showtime, STARZ, Cinemax and EPIX for free before the monthly rates kick in.
You can sign up for a free 5-day trial without any obligations.
There are no contracts. You can subscribe month to month and cancel whenever you want.
DIRECTV STREAM works on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV and Smart TVs running on Android TV and Google TV.
Watch the Walking Dead on Philo
The least expensive way to watch a live stream of The Walking Dead on AMC is through Philo.
Subscribers get 63 live TV channels, including AMC, A&E, Animal Planet, AMC, BBC America, Comedy Central, History, Nickelodeon, Travel Channel and Sundance TV. A subscription costs $25 per month.
Philo is available on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV devices and has an iPhone app. You can also watch on supported web browsers on Android devices, Macs and PCs.
There’s limitless Cloud DVR and on-demand for the majority of shows. You can watch live TV on up to three screens at once.
You can also use Philo to activate the AMC app to catch up on prior episodes of The Walking Dead.
Philo has TV Everywhere support for almost every channel that it carries, so you can even use your login credentials to authenticate apps on other devices like XBox One.
Sign up for a free trial of Philo with your phone number. You can also check out Philo’s channel lineup.
Watch the Walking Dead on YouTube TV
YouTube TV has AMC. For $64.99 per month, YouTube TV offers 85+ channels, including USA Network, FX and IFC.
YouTube TV works on every major streaming device, including Roku and Amazon Fire TV.
You can check out a free trial with YouTube TV if you’re a new customer.
Watch the Walking Dead on AMC+
AMC+ is a new streaming service that has early access to Season 11 of The Walking Dead. New episodes of TWD premiere on AMC+ on Thursdays, a few days before the show airs on live TV on Sundays.
The service is only available on Sling TV, Amazon Prime Channels, Apple TV Channels and The Roku Channel.
AMC+ costs $8.99 per month. If you sign up for AMC+, I recommend subscribing through Amazon Prime Video Channels because the service currently has limited device support.
You can read my comprehensive review of AMC+ that I wrote after signing up for an annual subscription.
Here is a video review of my experience with AMC+.
Is The Walking Dead on Hulu?
No. The Walking Dead is not available on Hulu. It’s also not available on Hulu with Live TV. That may change at some point. But for now, Netflix has the rights to stream Seasons 1 through 10.
How to stream The Walking Dead Season 1 through Season 10
The cheapest way to catch up on Seasons 1 through 10 of zombie apocalypse sensation is with a Netflix subscription. Given that there are more Netflix subscribers than cable subscribers in U.S. households, there’s a good chance you already have most of the shows available to you.
Hey listen, I understand not everyone is a Netflix-head. There are plenty of people out there who happily chug along in their TV viewing life with an antenna and an OTA DVR. Nothing wrong with that.
Amazon is an alternative to stream Seasons 1 through Season 10 of The Walking Dead. An episode of The Walking Dead goes for about $3 these days. Apple TV fans can do the same through the iTunes store.
But really, Netflix is the best value to binge watch earlier seasons.
Streaming Netflix in HD costs between $13.99 per month. Netflix works on just about any major streaming device like a Roku or Amazon Fire TV. So even if you signed up for only a few months, your cost would be much less than buying full seasons.
What’s the best way to stream The Walking Dead?
Philo is the best choice for watching The Walking Dead live without cable because you can’t beat the price. A subscription costs $25 per month for more than 60 live TV channels.
So long as you have a Roku, Fire TV Stick or Cube, Apple TV or Google Chromecast, you can live stream TWD on your TV. You can do a quick signup with Philo to get a free week-long trial.
Sling TV costs only $20 for the first month of service when you sign up for a live TV plan.
Sling TV’s Orange and Blue plan has AMC and dozens of other channels for $40 per month. If you prepay for a brief subscription, Sling TV will give you a free streaming device.
This article was published on January 26, 2021, and has been updated.
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Or you could buy it on vudu for a one time payment of $30
…or , your could to the library. my library has entire seasons 1-7 on DVD
Assuming you have Internet, you could simply go to amc.com and watch the free episodes there.
Yes, but not all of them.
How? I only see upgrade, or log in or other routes that cost