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How to Watch ‘Black Lightning’ Online – Live Stream Season 3 Episodes
Last updated October 4, 2019
Let's be honest here: superheroes are very attractive and their stories will keep us coming back for more and more and more. Black Lightning is a great superhero TV drama series and US season this October.
Black Lightning first premiered back in January 2018 and aired a second season that same year's fall. The show features Cress Williams as Jefferson Pierce, also known as Black Lightning, China Anne McClain who plays Jennifer Pierce, also known as Lightning, and Nafessa Williams who plays Anissa Pierce, also known as Thunder.
All they have is each other. #BlackLightning returns Monday, October 7. Stream free next day only on The CW App! https://t.co/HpMVT3IArX
— Black Lightning (@blacklightning) October 1, 2019
The show's new season will see Black Lightning locked up while the country falls into chaos. There's a lot happening in the trailer and it makes us super excited to see what's coming next.
When and Where to Watch Black Lightning?
Black Lightning is returning to The CW on October 7th and you will be able to watch all-new episodes starting with 9 PM. It is yet unclear exactly how many episodes this season will have, seeing as the first one featured 14 episodes and the second one had 16 of them. Either way, we know we're going to enjoy every minute of it.
How Can I Live Stream Black Lightning?
If you want to watch TV without cable there are numerous ways that you can do that nowadays, since there are so many live TV platforms available. When it comes to watching this particular show online we suggest you check out fuboTV. Start your 7-Day free trial now! There are so many ways that we can all watch Black Lightning this year and fuboTV's main bundle will help you do that quite easily.
If you want to customize your plan you can add a bunch of channel packs and premium networks so you get as most as anyone from this service. There are fuboTV apps for a wide range of platforms, so you can download them on iOS in Android phones and tablets, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Roku, and Samsung Smart TVs. (Note: fuboTV is a service that only works in the United States so if you want to access it when traveling outside of the country you're going to need a VPN to change your IP address and continue watching. Click here to learn how you can use a VPN.)
Here's everything you need to do to set up a fuboTV account and start watching Black Lightning:
- The first thing you have to do is to visit the fuboTV website and tap the "Start free trial" button that you will find on the page.
- You now have to provide your email address and a password to create an account. You can also use the social login buttons from Facebook and Twitter if you would rather take the easy route in.
- Then, you have to start customizing your subscription by picking the bundle that you want to go for. fubo Standard features over a hundred channels and it's the main bundle, and nothing else. The other packs that they have available, namely Family, Family Deluxe and Premium include the fubo Standard bundle and additional channel packs and premium networks, at discount prices.
- In the next step, you can customize your plan by adding your own channel packs and premium networks according to your own likes. You can also add add-ons to expand the Cloud DVR storage space or the number of devices that you can watch content on.
- The next step involves providing your financial information so the folks at fuboTV can set up your subscription. You will not actually get billed until the 7-Day free trial is over.
Other Ways to Watch Black Lightning
Hulu - Another way that you can watch Black Lightning is with the help of Hulu. Start your 7-Day free trial on Hulu today! On Hulu, there is a single bundle of channels that includes The CW so you can easily watch the Black Lightning. You can customize your plan by adding a couple of channel packs and several premium networks.
YouTube TV - We also have YouTube TV on the list and it's a great service that enables users to watch TV on up to three devices at once and to record unlimited numbers of videos to the cloud. There are no channels packs to add on YouTube TV, but there are quite a few premium networks that you can get.
How Can I Watch Black Lightning From Outside of the United States?
Live TV platforms and streaming services all have to respect licensing deals. This means that when you travel outside of the United States you no longer have a way to access these platforms. The only way you can bypass this issue is by tricking the site into thinking you are still in the United States. This isn't such a hard thing to do because you can use a VPN to change your IP address, and you will appear to be back home. We can only recommend the very best to you, so we will direct you towards ExpressVPN, which has dozens of servers in the United States and thousands of them across the world, as well as some really great privacy features that are essential to going undetected.
Here's what you need to do to use ExpressVPN to watch Black Lightning:
- The first thing you have to do is to subscribe to ExpressVPN (49% OFF) after visiting their website. They offer a 30-day money-back guarantee so you can ask for a refund if there's anything you don't enjoy.
- Then, it's time to download the app that was created for your device and install it. The next step involves launching the tool and logging into your account.
- Next, it's time to choose one of the US-based servers and connect to it.
- As soon as the connection has been established you can go ahead and load fuboTV so you can start watching Black Lightning live online.
Can I Watch Black Lightning on The CW Website?
Unfortunately, you will not be able to watch The CW live on their website because there is no live stream available there. Your only options are, therefore, to subscribe to fuboTV, Hulu or YouTube TV in order to watch the show. (Note: The CW is a channel that broadcasts locally so, even with the last TV service, you may be unable to watch the channel. If that's the case for you, you can use a VPN to change your IP address so it matches one in a different city, where The CW is available. Click here to learn how you can do this.)
Can I Watch The CW Black Lightning With the TV antenna?
The CW is one of the few networks that continue to broadcast over-the-air, so you can use a TV antenna to watch the channel. Antennas are great for cord-cutters because they are cheap to purchase and they give people a way to watch a couple of dozens of TV channels for free.
Before you buy any device, you should check a site such as NoCable, which can tell you what channels broadcast over-the-air in your specific location. Furthermore, you can also figure out what range you need your device to have so you can enjoy as many channels as possible. We are already providing you with some antenna options. You should check those all out and if you want more you can also do your own research.
Can I Binge-Watch Black Lightning?
That is something that you can do quite easily. The CW hosts the new Black Lightning episodes on its website and you can watch them all there. You can also check out Black Lightning over on Netflix if you have a subscription.
Can I Purchase Black Lightning Episodes?
That is definitely something that you can do because there are Black Lightning episodes available to get from Google Play, YouTube, iTunes, Microsoft Store, Amazon Prime, and Vudu. Check all the links we provided because any of these may have temporary deals available for you, so you can save some money.
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