Detective Hana Li’s (Jing Lusi) feet are planted firmly on the ground in Red Eye season 2, but when a party at the US Embassy and a government plane with MI5 Director General Madeline Delaney (Lesley Sharp) and US Defense Secretary Alex Peterson (Nicholas Rowe) are hijacked at the same time, leaving her no choice but to team up with Clay Brody (Martin Compston), the flight begins with Dr. Matthewyllic Nolan more like a sense of pause.
You can see Red Eye season 2 online anywhere with a VPN and potentially free.
What brought Hana to the embassy in the first place was an investigation into the murder of a diplomatic courier at Heathrow, whose documents were stolen before the message could be delivered. As the bodies begin to pile up, it soon becomes clear that there is a killer in their midst.
Then a game of cat and mouse begins, albeit on a much larger scale than first thought. When the perpetrator promises to blow up the jet if anyone leaves the US embassy, there is no longer any doubt that this is a coordinated political event.
What Hana can do without is the hierarchical bickering. It’s not clear what went down between Hana and head of embassy security Clay during their time together at the police academy, but there’s a reason he went the private route — and takes such satisfaction in (attempting to) pull rank.
Read on as we explain how to see Red Eye season 2 from anywhere.
Can I watch Red Eye season 2 for free?
Yes. Viewers in the UK can watch Red Eye season 2 FREE on ITV1 and ITVX.
Outside the UK? Unlock with NordVPN – more on that below.
How to watch Red Eye Season 2 anywhere
If you want to see Red Eye but you’re away from home and access to the show is geo-blocked, you can always use a VPN to access it (provided you’re not violating any broadcast terms, of course). You might be surprised how easy it is to do.
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How to watch Red Eye Season 2 in the US
In the US, all six episodes are off Red Eye Season 2 premieres on Thursday, January 1 Hulu (30-Day FREE Trial).
New subscribers can take advantage of a Hulu free trial for 30 days on either their With Ads or No Ads plans. Hulu pricing starts at $11.99 per month thereafter.
For better value, you can get a Disney Plus package with Hulu for just $12.99 a month.
If you’re a Brit across the pond, however, a VPN will help you tune in for free. NordVPN is our recommended provider, and you can find out why with our in-depth NordVPN review.
Can I watch Red Eye Season 2 in Canada?
Paramount Plus is home to Red Eye in Canada.
Although an official announcement has yet to be made at the time of writing, the previous season premiered on the platform at the same time as its release in the UK.
A Paramount Plus subscription costs CA$7.99 per month after one 7-day free trial.
So far, the British can on the road use a VPN to view Red Eye S2 on ITVX from abroad.
How to watch Red Eye Season 2 in the UK
Viewers in the UK can watch Red Eye season 2 FREE on ITV1 and via ITVX streaming service. The episodes are broadcast at 21:00 GMT every Thursday and Friday from January 1.
All you need is an account, a TV license and a UK postcode (eg HA9 0WS). Register here!
Outside the UK? Use a VPN to access all the content you would normally stream at home.
How to watch Red Eye Season 2 in Australia
In Australia, all six episodes of Red Eye season 2 premieres Friday, January 2 on Stan.
Stan subscriptions cost from AU$12 per month for a Basic plan, with incremental increases if you want to add HD/4K quality and additional devices.
Out of Australia for New Years? Use NordVPN to access your usual coverage.
Red Eye Season 2 – Need to Know
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Who is in the Red Eye season 2 cast?
Jing Lusi as Hana Li
Lesley Sharp as Madeline Delaney
Jemma Moore as Jess Li
Martin Compston as Clay Brody
Nicholas Rowe as Alex Peterson
Trevor White as Ronald Tillman
Jonathan Aris as John Tennant
How many episodes of Red Eye season 2 are there?
Red Eye season 2 comprises six episodes, with the finale expected to air on Friday 16 January in the UK. In the US and Australia, all episodes arrive at once.
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