How to watch M.I.A. from anywhere in the world

M.I.A. is an edge-of-your-seat thriller featuring a murdered family and drug cartels from Bill Dubuque, the man behind Netflix hit Ozark.

bloody, gritty drama series to replace Ozark may have finally found just that after all these years.

So, strap in and read on to find out how to watch M.I.A. online, and in some regions, even for free.

Can I watch M.I.A. for FREE?

Though there has, as yet, been no official confirmation, we expect audiences in New Zealand to be able to watch M.I.A. for free on TVNZ+, a platform which regularly houses NBCUniversal content and Peacock titles.

In the US? Though there is no free stream option, there’s a savvy way to get Peacock for just $1 (usually $10.99).

Right now, Walmart+ is offering a 30-day trial for $1, which includes your choice of a subscription to either Paramount+ or Peacock. If you’re eager to watch M.I.A., you’ll need to select Peacock.

Away from home right now? You can use a VPN to change your location and access your usual streaming services.

VPN will allow you to stream online, no matter where you are. It’s a simple bit of software that changes your IP address, meaning that you can access on-demand content or live TV just as if you were at home.

Use a VPN to watch M.I.A. from anywhere.

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M.I.A. episode guide

Season 1 Episode 1 – “Revenge”
Season 1 Episode 2 – “Orphans”
Season 1 Episode 3 – Title TBC
Season 1 Episode 4 – “Familiar Faces”
Season 1 Episode 5 – “Cant Hardly Carlito”
Season 1 Episode 6 – “Faultlines”
Season 1 Episode 7 – Title TBC
Season 1 Episode 8 – Title TBC
Season 1 Episode 9 – Title TBC

As we mentioned, all nine episodes will be available to watch from Thursday, May 7. However, only a handful of the episode titles have been shared, for now.

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