This is how you can get Sky box sets for free for two weeks - and what’s available

Sky customers are able to access box sets for free for two weeks (Photo: Shutterstock)Sky customers are able to access box sets for free for two weeks (Photo: Shutterstock)
Sky customers are able to access box sets for free for two weeks (Photo: Shutterstock)

All Sky TV customers will be able to access on demand box-sets of classic and modern shows for free from today as part of a promotion by the company.

Any customer will be able to watch the box sets of shows - including Handmaid’s Tale, 30 Rock and Dexter - for free from today (Fri 24 May) until Sunday 9 June.

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It does not matter if you don’t have a Sky Box Sets or Ultimate On Demand subscription. As long as you are a Sky TV customer you will be eligible.

How can you take advantage of the deal?

The promotion will need to be activated by the bill payer. Head to the on demand section of your Sky Q homepage, or the Sky Box Sets section on Sky+ to do so.

There are no strings attached, meaning you do not have to cancel once the two weeks is over to make sure you don’t pay.

The deal comes a few weeks after a shake-up to the TV provider’s mobile service, Sky Go.

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The add on - which allows you to watch sports, films, kids’ content and more on your phone or laptop - is no longer limited to just two devices.

According to the Mirror, new rules mean households can now watch shows on six different screens.

Which box sets are available?

All of the following box sets will be available for free for Sky TV customers:

The SopranosThe WireBig Little LiesSharp ObjectsWestworldSex & The CityBillionsThe AffairDeadwoodDexterTwin Peaks30 RockChicago FireMindy ProjectElementaryS.W.A.TSeal TeamThe BlacklistThe Good DoctorThe StrainNashvilleHandmaid's TaleRivieraThe TunnelJamestownFortitudeTin StarPatrick MelrosePenny DreadfulBulletproofDeliciousBritanniaSave MeSick Note

This story originally appeared on our sister site, Edinburgh Evening News.

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