How to watch Not Going Out season 15 for free online from anywhere
Not Going Out season 15 returns to BBC One on September 23 and you can catch up on BBC iPlayer afterwards Use NordVPN to unlock BBC iPlayer from abroad (75% off right now) Not Going Out celebrates its twentieth birthday this year, and you can celebrate by watching Lee Mack and Sally Bretton getting up to no good once again in the latest season.
Lee and Lucy are back to get into more silly situations for our amusement, with six fresh episodes of Not Going Out , plus a special documentary to celebrate two decades of the hit British sitcom.
In season 15, we'll see Lucy's goddaughter hosting a birthday party at the flat and messing with Lee's precious vinyl collection, a botched beauty treatment for Lucy, Lee spoiling a craft fair and even a spot of art theft as Lee finds a Banksy piece and winds up in a blackmail plot.
As for the documentary, fans will be treated to archival clips, outtakes, unseen footage, and behind-the-scenes access to the big birthday celebration for the show.
It'll all be simple enough to watch if you're in the UK, but outside of the British Isles is where it may get more complicated — but we can help.
If you're ready for more shenanigans, here's how to watch Not Going Out season 15 online and on TV – from anywhere.
Can I watch Not Going Out season 15 for free? Yes.
BBC iPlayer will have all the latest episodes of Not Going Out available to watch for free.
You can also watch on the free-to-air channel BBC One from Wednesday, September 23.
You will need an account with a UK postcode (e.g.
SE1 7PB) and a valid TV Licence.
Can't access the free stream because you're away on vacation? You need a VPN – more on that below.
How to watch Not Going Out season 15 from anywhere If you're keen to watch Not Going Out season 15 but you're away from the UK and access to the show is geo-blocked, then you could use a VPN to access it (assuming you're not breaching any broadcaster T&Cs, of course).
You may be surprised by how simple it is to do.
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