Oscar-winning actress Julianne Moore and up-and-comer Nicholas Galitzine don girdles and ruffs for a new period piece about Mary and George Villiers' salacious history and their 17th century lust for money, status and human flesh. Watch "Mary & George" online now - from anywhere with a VPN.

Period drama. Bodice Ripper. Whatever you want to call it, "Mary & George" is quickly establishing itself as the new "Bridgerton." [Julianne Moore has professed how much she enjoyed playing the ambitious Mary Villiers, Countess of Buckingham.

Fortunately, she had a handsome son, George (Galitzine). For a young man who prefers men to women and is easily manipulated, a lucrative marriage is certainly unthinkable. But if anything, it would only deepen his mother's devious plans, and her eyes were set on the most powerful man in the land, King James I (played by Tony Curran).

Get ready to get hooked on the new streaming. With release dates shifting around the world, below are all the details you need to watch "Mary & George" online from anywhere in the world.

If "Mary & George" isn't available where you are, you don't have to miss the show on the go. With the right VPN (Virtual Private Network), you can stream the show wherever you are.

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Starz is the place to stream "Mary & George" in the US, with the seven-episode season dropping Friday, April 5.

Starz normally costs $9 per month and can be added to an Amazon Prime subscription for $14.99 per month.

At the time of this writing, Starz has a limited-time special offer on its website, where you can sign up for just $3 per month. It may be worth watching "Mary & George" now, once it becomes available.

Episodes will also air on Starz TV Linear, with the season premiere on Saturday, April 6 at 9 p.m. ET. If you are not already watching Starz on cable TV, it is available as an add-on on several live TV streaming services, including Sling TV, Fubo, YouTube TV, Philo, and DirecTV Stream.

Of these options, Philo and Sling are recommended as standout and inexpensive options when it comes to the best streaming services and best cable TV alternatives.

Like South of the Border, Mary & George will air on Starz in Canada beginning Friday, April 5.

If your cable provider does not have Starz, you can subscribe through Crave, a streaming service; Crave plans start at $9.99 per month, plus $5.99 for the Starz add-on.

"Mary & George" airs on Sky Atlantic in the UK on Tuesday nights at 9 p.m. ET and premiered on March 5.

However, Sky subscribers can watch all episodes now via the Sky Go app, available on a host of smartphones, computers, game consoles, and TV streaming devices.

I am not a Sky subscriber. There are currently plans starting at £26/month, with a one-month free trial available on the online-only Sky Stream.

Sky Atlantic content is also available with the flexible Now Entertainment Membership. Prices start at just £6.99 per month.

Those away from the UK on vacation will need a good streaming VPN to log into their home to use Sky Go or Now, as they are geo-blocked when not at home.

Australians can watch "Mary & George" on Binge, which specializes in streaming.

Binge offers a 7-day free trial. After that, basic plans start at A$10/month, with more expensive options if you want to skip the ads or stream on multiple devices.

Also, if you subscribe to Foxtel, you can watch new episodes on Fox Showcase every Thursday at 8:30pm (or on demand).

Watch the official trailer below while checking out how to watch "Mary & George" online: