The picture-perfect façade of the Delaney family is shattered in "Apples Never Fall", a mystery drama miniseries starring Annette Bening as a missing matriarch and Sam Neill as her suspect husband.
You can watch "Apples Never Fall" online, and potentially for free! Traveling abroad? A VPN will let you stream "Apples Never Fall" from anywhere.
Date and time: "Apples Never Fall" premiered Thursday on Peacock in March. It arrives on BBC iPlayer in the U.K. on Saturday, September 21.
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"Apples Never Fall" is the latest celebrity-stuffed adaptation of a Liane Moriarty bestseller after "Big Little Lies" and "Nine Perfect Strangers": a gripping story about buried family secrets packed with shocking twists.
Fresh from her Oscar-nominated turn in "NYAD", Bening heads up an impeccable cast to play Joy Delaney. She’s a newly retired tennis coach who's enjoyed a lifetime of success with her husband (the Emmy-nominated Neill).
But when Joy disappears, Stan seems to know more than he's letting on. Is he the culprit? The more the couples' children investigate, the more damning secrets come to light.
This isn't one to miss for thriller fans, with the BBC saying of their new acquisition: “Suspenseful and sinister, Apples Never Fall is a compelling mystery drama that will keep BBC viewers intrigued until its riveting final episode.”
Directed by Chris Sweeney ("The Tourist"), "Apples Never Fall" is a wickedly taut thriller with an A-list cast. Below we explain how to watch "Apples Never Fall" online from anywhere.
Watch 'Apples Never Fall' for FREE
Folks in New Zealand get all the luck. Beautiful scenery, unique wildlife and access to a host of Peacock TV shows for free on the TVNZ Plus streaming service."Apples Never Fall" landed at the same time as in the U.S., with all episodes available now.
U.K. thriller fans will also be able to stream the show for free via BBC iPlayer, starting Saturday, September 21.
You can stream "Apples Never Fall" free on TVNZ Plus from anywhere in the world with a VPN, as a Kiwi abroad. Full details on how to do that just below...
Watch from anywhere with a VPN
Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching “Apples Never Fall” on TVNZ Plus for free?
You can still watch all episodes of “Apples Never Fall” online thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear to be back in your home country regardless of where you are in the world. So it’s ideal for viewers out of the country keen on binge watching buzz-worthy new shows. Our favourite is NordVPN. It's the best on the market:
Using a VPN is incredibly simple.
1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite.
2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance if you're in the U.K. and want to view a New Zealand TV service, you'd select New Zealand from the list.
3. Sit back and enjoy the show. Head to TVNZ Plus and stream gripping new series "Apples Never Fall" online.
How to watch ‘Apples Never Fall’ online in the U.S.
U.S. viewers can watch “Apples Never Fall” exclusively on Peacock. All seven episodes of the miniseries dropped in March and are available to stream right now.
Peacock TV starts at $7.99 a month for a Peacock Premium membership. But, if you'd like the ad-free experience, you’ll want Peacock Premium Plus at $13.99 a month.
Not only is Peacock one of the best streaming services, but it's available on most of the best streaming devices.
How to watch ‘Apples Never Fall’ online in Canada
"Apples Never Fall" can be streamed on Global TV in Canada, having aired on the W Network during its TV run.
Alternatively, watch “Apples Never Fall” online with a subscription to Stack TV, available through Amazon Prime Video. Stack TV costs CA$12.99 a month but if you’re a new subscriber, you get a free 14-day trial.
Out of the country? Purchase a VPN like NordVPN to connect to the streaming services you use back home from anywhere.
How to watch 'Apples Never Fall' free online in Australia
You can watch “Apples Never Fall” online with a subscription to Binge. Membership plans start from AU$10 a month after the platform’s 7-day free trial.
Alternatively, you can also stream “Apples Never Fall” through Foxtel Now with its AU$25 Essentials base plan. Foxtel Now also offers a 10-day free trial to new members.
Currently away from home? Download a VPN and watch “Apples Never Fall” online no matter where in the world you are.
How to watch ‘Apples Never Fall’ in the U.K.
BBC iPlayer will be the home for "Apples Never Fall" in the U.K., with all episodes landing on the free streaming service on Saturday, September 21. BBC One will also air the series on Saturday nights, starting the same day.
Traveling abroad for work or pleasure? If you’re out of the country, simply purchase a VPN to connect to your home services and stream your favorite shows from anywhere in the world.
‘Apples Never Fall’ trailer
‘Apples Never Fall’ cast
See below for all main and recurring actors appearing in the show:
- Annette Bening as Joy Delaney
- Sam Neill as Stan Delaney
- Alison Brie as Amy Delaney
- Jake Lacy as Troy Delaney
- Georgia Flood as Savannah
- Conor Merrigan Turner as Logan Delaney
- Essie Randles as Brooke Delaney
- Jeanine Serralles as Detective Elena Camacho
- Dylan Thuraisingham as Detective Ethan Remy
- Jordon Mahar as Jacob Azinovic
- Katrina Lenk as Lucia Fortino
- Timm Sharp as Monty Fortino
- Nate Mann as Simon Barrington
- Paula Andrea Placido as Gina Solis
- Pooja Shah as Indira Chaundry
- Quentin Plair as Tyler Cruz
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