How To Watch The Bachelor Season 28 Online And Stream Every Episode From Anywhere
Watch the entirety of Joey Graziadei's Bachelor journey now
Watch The Bachelor Season 28
Premiered: January 22 |
Channel: ABC |
Live US stream: FuboTV 7-day free trial or Hulu + Live TV |
Stream Next Day: Hulu |
Watch anywhere: Stream with NordVPN |
Watch The Bachelor Season 28: Synopsis
Joey’s quest to find “the one” is over, and viewers can catch every moment of his journey now. Not long after having his heart ripped out on The Bachelorette, Mr Graziadei dared to be vulnerable again: sharing laughter, anxieties, dreams – and sometimes a hot shower – with a bevy of potential soulmates. And, finally, he got down on one knee and proposed to one very special lady. Did she say, “I do”? Find out with our guide below, which explains how to watch The Bachelor Season 28 online and stream every single episode from anywhere in the world.
It's truly been a roller coaster season of The Bachelor. We saw an unprecedented number of contestants looking to win the affection of tennis pro Joey – a record-breaking 32 in total. And from the start, he was like catnip to the ladies. There was unanimous agreement that this unfailingly courteous dreamboat was “pinch me I’m dreaming”-level incredible. Yet, despite the dozens of beautiful, intelligent women fighting over him, he still opined that his love might not reciprocated in the end.
Season 28 was packed with emotional revelations, romance, intimate dates in exotic locales, and tons of unexpected drama. Lea Cayanan entered the Bachelor Mansion with an envelope that proffered an advantage that would “absolutely change everything” – and threw it in the fire. We saw the “dumbest fight in Bachelor history” unfold, and Lauren Hollinger and Lexi Young reluctantly eliminate themselves from the show. Plus, we got to witness the wince-inducing spectacle of Maria Georgas and Sydney Gordon – two bitter rivals – on an hilariously awkward double date with Joey.
By the time Hometowns came around, there were only four ladies left. Sadly for some of us, Joey cut fan-favorite Maria loose, despite their heat and entertaining chemistry. He also bid an emotional farewell to Rachel Nance in Fantasy Suites week, with whom he’d enjoyed a comfortingly “slow burn” romance.
That left Joey with an agonizing final decision: Daisy Kent, or Southern belle Kelsey Anderson? He’d shared incredible times with both, in locations from Malta to Montreal and Mexico. But, although Joey had previously confessed, “I can see Daisy being my wife,” by the final episode they both knew that his heart – and the final rose – belonged to just one person: Kelsey Anderson!
You can relive the drama of this giddy, whirlwind romance right now. Just read our simple guide below, which explains how to watch The Bachelor Season 28 and stream every single episode for free from anywhere.
How to watch The Bachelor Season 28 in the US
The Bachelor Season 28 debuted on January 22 at 8pm ET / PT on ABC and 11 episodes aired in total.
Long since cut the cord? You’ll find new episodes added to ABC’s catch-up service a day after its initial broadcast. No cable log-in details are necessary, and episodes will be available for FREE a whole week after they’ve aired.
As detailed below, a select few over-the-top streaming services also provide access to ABC programming live or on-demand:
How to watch The Bachelor Season 28 without cable
FuboTV is an ideal cable-replacement service. Not only does it provide ABC so that you can watch episodes of The Bachelor live as they air, but it's got one of the largest and most varied selection of channels – including FOX, ESPN, NBC, FX, MTV and Bravo.
It's a comprehensive cable replacement, and Fubo's entry-level Pro plan packed has over 140 channels available for a very reasonable $79.99 a month – and that’s only once you’ve enjoyed its FREE FuboTV trial deal.
Alternatively, Hulu provides multiple ways to stream The Bachelor. If you want to catch the hit dating TV show live, then ABC is available with the Hulu with Live TV package at $76.99 a month. Another, cheaper option is the standard Hulu plan. If you don’t mind waiting up to 24 hours, you could stream new episodes live from as little as $7.99 a month. Plus, new subscribers are entitled to the plan’s 30-day free trial.
And if you’re looking to save even more money, then Disney Plus bundle options offer a variety of plans. For example, the ad-supported Trio Basic plan gifts you with Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus for just $14.99 a month – that’s a saving of 44% against the total cost of subscribing to each platform individually.
Travelling outside of the US? Watch The Bachelor Season 28 from anywhere with the help of a quality VPN following all the details below.
How to watch The Bachelor online and stream the reality TV show from anywhere
If you're a US citizen on vacation or working overseas trying to access ABC content, you can still watch The Bachelor online just as you would at home.
While services like FuboTV and Hulu only available in certain markets, there's a handy piece of software called a VPN which can change your IP address to make it look like you're accessing streaming services from any country in the world.
For example, US citizens overseas can subscribe to a VPN, join a US based server and access their subscription from anywhere in the world, just like you would back home.
Watch The Bachelor as if you were at home with a VPN
Try out NordVPN, our choice of the best VPN for unblocking many of the major streaming services – and doing so speedily – including ABC. You'll be able to stream from any device, including your mobile or desktop, TV, or gaming console. Incredibly secure, too, get assistance with its 24/7 customer support and enjoy a 30-day money back guarantee.
How to use a VPN to unblock streaming services:
1. Choose your ideal VPN and install – our go-to recommendation for unblocking is NordVPN, costing from $3.99 a month with its 2-year plan
2. Connect to a server – for ABC, for example, you'll want to connect to a server based in the US
3. Go to the stream you wish to access - for The Bachelor, head to ABC.
How to watch The Bachelor Season 28 online in Canada
Stream new episodes of The Bachelor Season 28 in Canada on Citytv on Mondays at 8pm ET/PT. Episodes air simultaneous with their US release.
If you missed the liner broadcast, episodes are available to stream free through Citytv’s online platform, and less than 24 hours after they air. However, you’ll need to enter your TV provider details to watch them.
Additionally, cord-cutters can enjoy Citytv Plus content through the Amazon Prime channel of the same name. It’s free to new subscribers for the first 30 days, and then CA$4.99 a month on top of the CA$9.99 Amazon Prime membership cost.
Out of the country? Download a VPN and watch The Bachelor Season 28 from anywhere in the world.
Can I watch The Bachelor Season 28 online in the UK?
Unfortunately, The Bachelor isn’t currently available to stream on Hayu like it has been in the past, and it doesn’t currently have a home on any other streamer. Should this change, we’ll be sure to update you here.
An American abroad? If you want to watch The Bachelor but are away from home, purchasing a VPN will let you stream your favorite shows no matter where you are.
Can I watch The Bachelor Season 28 in Australia?
The US version of The Bachelor isn’t currently available to enjoy Down Under, with only a smattering of old seasons available online. That could be because Australia has its own version of the show. Airing on Network 10, it’s most recently season has seen a whopping THREE singletons try to find their forever person.
If geo-blocks prevent you from enjoying the same shows you stream back home, then consider purchasing a VPN. That way, you can connect to the same platforms you already pay for, but while traveling abroad.
The Bachelor Season 28 Trailer
Who are The Bachelor Season 28 contestants?
- Allison Hollinger, 26, a realtor from Dover, Delaware *
- Autumn Waggoner, 26, an account executive from De Soto, Missouri *
- Chandler Dewgard, 24, a graphic designer from Brooklyn, New York *
- Chrissa Perez, 26, a marketing director from Abbotsford, British Columbia *
- Daisy Kent, 25, an account executive from Becker, Minnesota *
- Edwina Dorbor, 25, an entrepreneur from Maple Grove, Minnesota *
- Erika Cardenas, 25, a leasing agent from North Bergen New Jersey *
- Evalin Clark, 29, a nanny from San Antonio, Texas *
- Jennifer “Jenn” Tran, 25, a physician assistant student from Hillsdale, New Jersey *
- Jessica “Jess” Edwards, 24, an executive assistant from Erwin, Tennessee *
- Katelyn DeBacker, 26, a radiochemist from Santa Fe, New Mexico *
- Kayla Rodgers, 27, a guidance counsellor from Hamilton, Ohio *
- Kelsey Anderson, 25, junior project manager from Leesville, Louisiana
- Kelsey Toussant, 31, an actress from Los Angeles, California *
- Kyra Brusch, 26, a paralegal from Miami, Florida *
- Lanie Latsios, 27, a relator from Glen Mills, Pennsylvania *
- Lauren Hollinger, 28, a registered nurse from Dover, Delaware *
- Lea Cayanan, 23, an account manager from Waipahu, Hawaii *
- Lexi Young, 30, a digital strategist from Pataskala, Ohio *
- Madina Alam, 31, a mental health therapist from Johnstown, New York *
- Maria Georgas, 29, an executive assistant from Kleinburg, Ontario *
- Marlena Haddad, 26, a finance writer from Waterbury, Connecticut *
- Natalie “Nat” Crepeau, 26, a nursing professor from Sudbury, Ontario *
- Rachel Nance, 26, an ICU nurse from Honolulu, Hawaii *
- Samantha “Sam” Hale, 31, a certified public account from Melville, New York *
- Samantha Washington, a Miami Dolphins cheerleader from Lincoln, Nebraska *
- Sandra Rabadi, 26, a cybersecurity consultant from Strongsville, Ohio *
- Starr Skyler, 25, a mental health counselor from Delray Beach, Florida *
- Sydney Gordon, 28, a vintage store owner from Newport, Rhode Island *
- Talyah Jackson, 23, an Esthetician from Huntington Beach, California *
- Taylor Wiens, 23, a recruiter from Olathe, Kansas *
- Zoe Antona, 24, an artist from Roswell, Georgia *
* The following did not receive a rose and were sent home.
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