After that disastrous trip to Berlin in season 1, Julie (Keeley Hawes) and her son Edward (Freddie Highmore) are reunited for season 2. It's not a happy reunion, though, as Edward's honeymoon gets upended when his new wife, Kayla, is kidnapped. Can his mother use her unusual talents to bring Kayla home?
Across six episodes we will dive into the criminal underworld of Spain, full of corruption and danger as Julie and Edward try to balance their mission and their fractured relationship.
The good news is, all six episodes drop in one swoop and they're all in one place globally from the same date, which couldn't make it easier to watch along.
Read on as this guide explains how to watch The Assassin season 2 online – and potentially for FREE.
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How to watch The Assassin season 2 in the US

In the US, you can watch The Assassin season 2 via Prime Video from November 6.
New customers can get a 30-day free trial if you've never signed up to the service before.
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How to watch The Assassin season 2 from anywhere
Out of the country but eager to stream The Assassin season 2 online? You’ll likely be restricted from accessing your usual Prime Video library and other usual domestic streams due to geo-blocking.
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How to watch The Assassin season 2 in Canada


The Assassin season 2 premieres on Friday, November 6 on Prime Video.
All six episodes will drop simultaneously so you can binge the show if you choose to.
A subscription to Prime Video includes a 30-day free trial for new users. A subscription then costs CA$9.99 or CA$99 per year.
Traveling abroad? You can stream The Assassin season 2 on Prime Video from anywhere with a reliable VPN.
How to watch The Assassin season 2 in Australia

It's the same deal in Australia, with The Assassin season 2 releasing on Amazon Prime Video in its entirety on Friday, November 6.
Not at home? Not a problem. You can sign up to a reliable VPN like NordVPN and bypass geo-locked content.
How to watch The Assassin season 2 in the UK

The Assassin season 2 will be available on Prime on Friday, November 6 in the UK.
Abroad? Sign up to NordVPN. Having a reliable VPN can help you access your streams as if you were at home, even if you're on holiday in the UK.
What you need to know about The Assassin season 2
When is the The Assassin season 2 release date?
The Assassin season 2 lands on Prime Video on November 6 globally, with all six episodes available at launch.
The Assassin season 2 cast
- Keeley Hawes as Julie
- Freddie Highmore as Edward
- Shalom Brune-Franklin as Kayla
- Arnaud Binard as Bastien
- Natalia Tena as Inspector Cortez
- Boris Van Severen as Titus
- Jacqueline Boatswain as Isha Lockwood
- Monic Hendrickx as Louise
Can I watch The Assassin season 2 for free?
Yes! If you’ve not subscribed to Prime Video before, you can watch The Assassin season 2 free with its 30-day free trial promo. The streaming service is available in over 200 countries around the world, including the US, Canada and Australia.
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