You can watch Harry Wild on TV by streaming it through Acorn TV, which is available as a standalone app or as an add-on channel via Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Roku, and other platforms. In the US and UK, the series is also accessible through services like Sling TV and YouTube TV that carry Acorn TV in their lineups.
Where to Stream
Harry Wild , the crime-comedy series starring Jane Seymour as a retired literature professor turned private investigator, airs exclusively on Acorn TV. Here’s how to get it on your television:
- Acorn TV App : Download the Acorn TV app on your smart TV (Samsung, LG, Android TV, etc.), streaming device (Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV), or game console. Subscribe directly through the app.
- Amazon Prime Video : Add Acorn TV as a channel subscription within Prime Video. Once subscribed, all episodes of Harry Wild are available to stream.
- Apple TV : The show is listed under the Acorn TV collection. You can subscribe via the Apple TV app and watch on any Apple device or AirPlay to your TV.
- Roku Devices : Add the Acorn TV channel from the Roku Channel Store and sign in with your subscription.
- Sling TV : Acorn TV is included in certain Sling packages or as an add-on. Once enabled, you can watch Harry Wild through the Sling app on your TV.
- YouTube TV : In some regions, YouTube TV offers Acorn TV as part of its add-on selections.
Buying or Renting Episodes
If you prefer not to subscribe, individual episodes or full seasons can be purchased digitally:
- Google Play Store : Buy Season 1 or 2 and watch through the Google TV app on supported smart TVs or Android devices.
- Apple iTunes : Purchase episodes directly and stream via Apple TV or AirPlay.
- Amazon Video : Buy episodes outright without an Acorn TV subscription.
Regional Availability
In the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, Acorn TV is widely available. In Western Europe, access may vary - check local listings or consider using a compatible streaming device with an international Acorn TV subscription. With these options, you can easily catch Harry Wild on almost any modern TV setup.