Kurt Sutter’s highly- anticipated new series, ‘The Bastard Executioner’, premieres Tuesday night (September 15th) on FX and we have all the information on when and how to watch, so you don’t miss a second of the action.
You can check out a preview video below.
The premiere will feature episodes 1 and 2 (named “Pilot 1” and “Pilot 2”), which will air from 10 P.M. – 12:06 A.M. (EST).
For those who miss it it will re-air immediately following the first showings, from 12:06 A.M.- 2:12 A.M. (EST).
Cable subscribers will be able to watch it on demand starting Wednesday, September 16th.
Free live streaming will also be available, but not during the premiere.
FX will stream the episode for free starting Wednesday on your PC through FX Now or on your Android, iOS or Windows devices using the FX Now app.
These services are free but you will need to log in using a participating cable provider for access.
Amazon Instant video will also stream each episode starting sometime Wednesday, but it is not free: you can pay $1.99 per episode or you can pay for the whole season for $15.99.
Finally, you can stream and watch through Google Play and Vudu for $1.99 per episode.
‘The Bastard Executioner’ is a 14th century period drama about a warrior knight Wilkin Brattle (played by Lee Jones), whose plans to lead a peaceful existence are shattered when his family is brutally murdered.
Created by SOA showrunner Kurt Sutter, it also has former SOA director Paris Barclay on board as executive producer and everyone’s favorite SOA villain, Katey Sagal (who is also Sutter’s wife), playing the part of mystic Annora.
Comparisons to Sons have led to mixed reviews, but Sutter’s penchant for intense, complex character development and violent, heart-stopping action should erase any initial naysayers.
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