Watching Butterfly: Savor the Action Thriller - Stream Online or Be Television-Bound
Are you ready to dive into the world of espionage with the new spy thriller series, "Butterfly"? If you're an Amazon Prime subscriber, you're in luck! Here's a step-by-step guide on how to watch "Butterfly", even if it's not available in your region.
First, let's talk about the cost. An Amazon Prime subscription costs $14.99 / £8.99 / AU$9.99 per month or $139 / £95 / AU$79 per year. For ad-free streaming, there's an additional fee of $2.99 / £2.99 per month. However, new subscribers can enjoy a one-month free trial[1], giving you full access to Prime Video, including "Butterfly", which has all six episodes available now[3][5].
But what if "Butterfly" isn't available in your country? That's where a VPN (Virtual Private Network) comes in. One of the simplest and most affordable ways to watch "Butterfly" from anywhere is by using NordVPN[4]. Here's how:
- Subscribe to a VPN service such as NordVPN or similar.
- Download and install the VPN app on your device.
- Connect to a server in the country where "Butterfly" is available on Prime Video (commonly the US or South Korea, depending on availability).
- Go to the Amazon Prime Video website or app, sign in, and start watching.
Using a VPN allows you to bypass geographic restrictions and access geo-blocked content[2]. Remember, make sure your Amazon Prime account is new to take advantage of the free trial, or you will need to subscribe after the trial expires[1][3].
"Butterfly" stars Daniel Dae Kim and also features Reina Hardesty, Piper Perabo, and Charles Parnell. The series is scheduled to debut on Wednesday, August 15[6].
In summary:
- Sign up for Amazon Prime's free one-month trial if eligible.
- Use a VPN to connect to a supported country’s server if "Butterfly" is not available where you are.
- Stream all six episodes of "Butterfly" through Amazon Prime Video during your trial period.
This method provides a legitimate way to watch the series free for a limited time while circumventing regional content restrictions if necessary. Enjoy watching "Butterfly" on Amazon Prime!
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