Heard a lot about Netflix's sort-of romantic teen black comedy The End of the F***ing World on Netflix but don't have a Netflix subscription? We're not here to judge you. We're here to help you.
It's a surprisingly little known fact that you can still watch The End Of The F***ing World (in the UK at least) for zip, nada and no money at all. All you need is an internet connection.
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How can I watch The End Of The F***ing World FREE?
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How? Easy. But first a little history. The show was commissioned by Netflix, yes, but also by (the publicly owned) Channel4 – it was a co-production from the earliest stages.
Channel 4 showed the first episode themselves and dropped the rest on their streaming site, All4. (Was the show's extreme darkness too edgy for E4?)
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The upshot is that even though Netflix own the global rights to broadcast the show (including in the UK), All4 also still get to show it.
You can see it right now, for nothing, right here.
And when you're done bingeing it (easy-peasy – each episode's less than half an hour long and there are only eight of them) you can check out all the details about season two here.
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