Ahoy there fellow Aussies are you looking for the perfect place to watch Boardwalk Empire? Well you’re in luck! There’s a plethora of streaming sites offering the show for you to enjoy. From Netflix to Stan you’ll be sure to find your perfect fit.
Streaming Sites
Here’s a handy table to help you find the streaming site for you:
| Streaming Site | Availability |
|---|---|
| Netflix | Seasons 1-5 |
| Stan | Seasons 1-5 |
| Amazon Prime Video | Seasons 1-5 |
| Google Play | Seasons 1-5 |
| iTunes | Seasons 1-5 |
Pay-Per-View Options
If you’re an Aussie boardwalk enthusiast looking to get in on all the action of the epic HBO show ‘Boardwalk Empire’ you’ve probably been trying to figure out where you can watch it Down Under. We’ve got some good news for you – you can access the full range of Boardwalk Empire episodes through a number of pay-per-view choices.
For the traditionalists you can still acquire the show the old-fashioned way via DVD and Blu-Ray brought to you by de facto distributor Roadshow Entertainment. And for all you tech-savvy types you can download episodes via Apple iTunes and Google Play. Plus you can watch for free on Foxtel On Demand or if you’re a Presto subscriber you can catch up on episodes as they’re available or dive right into previously aired but timeless classics.
Finally if all these choices have left you feeling a bit overwhelmed don’t worry – you can always ‘Netflix and chill’ to get your Boardwalk Empire fix. All you need to do is find a comfy spot grab your laptop and get the streaming ball rolling. Easy peasy!
So if you’re determined to get your fill of Boardwalk Empire take your pick from the above or a combination thereof. Until then why not take a sightseeing trip down to Atlantic City and get yourself into the spirit of the show? Just be sure to watch your back!
Traditional Television
Ah the tried and true traditional television: when it comes to watching Boardwalk Empire Australia it’s the classic way of doing things. Luckily the show is available on terrestrial and satellite TV services so you have loads of options. If you’re an old-schooler you know just how to do it. (No streaming or downloads for you!)
Unfortunately it’s not available in all parts of the country and even if it is it could be airing at an inconvenient hour for you. Plus you’ll need to check for pre-emptions if it’s a really big week for sport or news. You don’t want to get left behind because you tuned in too late!
Networks like Ten and Seven tend to be the main homes for Boardwalk Empire. Since it’s such a popular show the networks often run repeats during the week so you can catch up and make sure you haven’t missed a single episode. And if that’s not your style there’s always On Demand services like Foxtel or Fetch TV. But no matter what it’s always good to set a reminder on your phone just in case.
DVD/Blu-Ray Options
Good news folks! If you were wondering how to watch the gangster drama of Boardwalk Empire while Down Under physical releases of the show are available here in Australia. For those who prefer to get their hands-on a physical version of the series – DVD or Blu-Ray – you’re in luck. Depending on how many seasons you want to watch and how much you’d like to spend there are a few options for you.
If you’re after the complete Boardwalk Empire bundle which features all five seasons of the show then you can get your grubby hands on the appropriately titled ‘The Complete Series Box Set’. It’ll cost you a bit but that’s nothing compared to Nucky Thompson’s weekly expense account! With a whopping 28 discs you’ll have enough episodes to power you through the summer. Not that you need an excuse…
Alternately you could opt to purchase individual seasons or even just your favourite episodes. For these you can find either a Blu-Ray or DVD edition. If you already own a Blu-Ray player it could be worth it to pick this version up instead of the DVD. That’s because Blu-Ray editions usually come with extra content like behind-the-scenes featurettes and cast interviews. Who wouldn’t want to know what the cast of Boardwalk Empire has to say off-camera?