How to Watch ‘New Amsterdam’ Online – Live Stream Season 2 Episodes

Medical dramas always keep us fascinated and New Amsterdam is a show that takes that to another level, as the doctors not only stick to healing the sick, but they also reform the neglected facility they are working in.

Bureaucracy is something we fight with at every step of the way and it's something that the doctors from the New Amsterdam Medical Centre in this TV show face and have difficulties with. The show focuses on Dr. Max Goodwin, who is played by Ryan Eggold from The Blacklist, and he's the new medical director of the oldest public hospital in the United States.

This fight was never going to be easy.

Stream the #NewAmsterdam premiere anytime. https://t.co/SMIkG1EROw https://t.co/FlCuOHRGij

— New Amsterdam (@NBCNewAmsterdam) September 25, 2019

As a new season begins we will have to see exactly what happened in the last scene of season 1, which presented a massive car crash involving two ambulances and Max was in one of them.

When and Where to Watch New Amsterdam?

New Amsterdam's 2nd season starts broadcasting on September 24th at 10 P.M. on NBC, so you can clear out your schedule for the evening.

How Can I Live Stream New Amsterdam?

Nowadays there are so many live TV platform streaming services, that it's extremely easy to watch TV online. New Amsterdam is an NBC show so you can watch it over a large number of platforms, although your best bet is fuboTV. Start your 7-Day free trial on fuboTV now! You should know that fuboTV only features one bundle of channels, but what it does feature ABC so you can easily enjoy the show.

If you want to customize your subscription, you can add a bunch of channel packs and premium networks. fuboTV works on a large number of devices: Amazon Fire TV, Android phones and tablets, Android TV, Apple TV, iOS phones and tablets, Google Chromecast, Roku, and Samsung Smart TVs. (Note: fuboTV is a great platform that you can use, but it does not work outside of the United States due to licensing deals. You're going to need to use a VPN if you want to watch while traveling, so click here to learn how to do this.)

Here is what you need to do to set up your 7-day free trial on fuboTV:

• First, you have to visit the website and tap the "Start free trial" button that you find there.
• Then, you will have to sign up and create an account by using your email address and creating a safe password. Alternatively, you can use the social login buttons from Facebook or Twitter.
• You then can start putting up your subscription by choosing the main bundle, which is fubo Standard, or choose one of the other plans, namely Family, Family Deluxe, and Premium, which feature additional premium networks or channel packs at discount prices.
• Then, you have to build up your plan by adding extra channel packs or premium networks, depending on your interest.
• You then have to provide your card details to complete the account. You won't get billed until the 7-Day free trial is over, so keep that in mind as well.

Other Ways to Watch New Amsterdam

Sling TV - We also have Sling TV on the list and it's a great platform where you'll find NBC in two of the three bundles: Blue, and Orange + Blue. Start your TV subscription by saving 40% off your first month! You can customize your Sling TV subscription quite a bit by picking any of the extra packs they have available, or the premium networks.

Hulu - We also have Hulu on the list which is a great service that only features one bundle of channels. You will find that NBC is part of this bundle and also that your subscription covers access to the video-on-demand library. Start your 7-Day free trial on Hulu today! You can also customize your plan by adding channel packs and a few premium networks.

What Can I Do to Watch New Amsterdam Outside of the United States?

Live TV platforms and streaming services are a blast to use, but you cannot actually enjoy them when you travel outside of the United States because the licensing deals they have to prevent them from allowing streams to take place outside of the country. As annoying as this can be, it's perfectly normal and common. The only way that you can go around this blockade and watch your shows when you travel is to use a VPN to change your IP address and trick the site into thinking you are stealing United States. So you should definitely try out ExpressVPN, which is easily one of the best on the market today.

Here's what you need to do to use ExpressVPN and watch New Amsterdam on NBC:

• First, you have to visit the ExpressVPN website so you can subscribe to the service in just a few steps (49% OFF). Keep in mind that you are yet to enjoy the 30-day money-back guarantee so you can ask for a refund if the service is not what you want.
• You now have to download and install the app on your device. Follow-up by launching the tool and logging into your account.
• Then you have to choose one of the servers located in the United States that ExpressVPN puts at your disposal. There are dozens of these, so you should have no issues in finding one for you.
• When the connection has been established, you can go ahead and load fuboTV, so you can start watching New Amsterdam.

Can I Watch New Amsterdam on NBC's Website?

That is something that you will be able to do because the NBC website features a live stream that you can access. The only problem is that you will need some TV provider credentials to access it because the platform needs proof that you are paying for a subscription where NBC is part of the deal.

NBC even features an app that you can download for iOS phones and tablets, Android phones and tablets, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Xbox One, Samsung Smart TVs, Xbox 360, so you can watch a live stream or the video-on-demand content. (Note: Both the NBC website and the app are geo-blocked, so you're going to have to use a VPN if you want to access them while traveling outside of the United States. Click here to see how you can do this.)

Can I Watch New Amsterdam With a TV Antenna?

NBC is one of the channels that continues to broadcast over-the-air so you can watch New Amsterdam with the help of a TV antenna. Antennas are quite cheap to purchase and they give you access to a bunch of channels for free.

Before making any purchase, we advise you to check a site such as NoCable, which can give you a full list of networks that are available over-the-air in your location. Furthermore, it will also tell you how strong the broadcast signal is and how far the stations are from your location, so you can figure out what range you need your device to have. You have some antennas as suggestions, but you can do your own research if you want more options. (Note: NBC is a channel that broadcasts for local stations so, depending on your zip code, you may or may not get the channel even over the live TV platforms we mentioned. If that's the case for you, you can use the VPN to pick a server from a city where NBC is an option. Click here to learn how to use the VPN.)

Can I Binge-Watch New Amsterdam?

New Amsterdam is a show that is on its second season, so you can definitely binge on the episodes from the first season, which have already aired, as well as the new ones from the second season. You will find that some episodes are available to stream directly from the NBC website, so binge-watching is also a good alternative for you. The show is also available on Hulu.

Can I Purchase New Amsterdam Episodes?

That is something that you will be able to do quite easily since the seasons are available to buy on platforms like Google Play, YouTube, iTunes, Microsoft Store, Amazon Prime, and Vudu. Make sure to check all the links provided, in case these platforms have deals running for you whenever you decide to make the purchase.

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