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The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is the much-anticipated spin-off TV series following the antics of Marvel heroes, Falcon and Bucky Barnes, the Winter Soldier, as they team up to fight against the evil Flag-Smashers. It’s the next must-bing watch show and it’s now available on Disney+ with new episodes released weekly. The latest Marvel spin-off, here’s how to watch The Falcon and the Winter Soldier online right from the start.

Created By: Malcolm Spellman
Cast: Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Daniel Brühl
Number of Seasons: 1

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How to watch The Falcon and the Winter Soldier online in the U.S.

Disney+ is the exclusive home of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier along with all other things Marvel-related. Building upon the success of WandaVision, expectations are high that the show will be another great spin-off of the movies, following on from where Avengers: Endgame left off. Disney+ offers the full first season with a six-episode run unfolding one episode at a time each week, as was the case with WandaVision before it.

There’s no free trial for Disney+ right now but for just $7, you can subscribe for a month with $70 buying you an annual subscription (and possibly access to a second season in the future). The show is available from today but to be able to enjoy every episode on a weekly basis, you’ll need to commit to two months to enjoy the full run of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

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There’s plenty of other great content such as every movie from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, WandaVision, along with all things Star Wars including the smash-hit TV show, The Mandalorian. If you’re a big Disney fan, you’ll love having access to almost every Disney movie from over the years too along with plenty of shorts and all things Pixar. Signing up for Disney+ is the ideal time to delve into learning how to watch The Avengers movies in order.

It’s also possible to sign up for the Disney+ Bundle which offers access to Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu for just $13 per month — working out at $5 less than it would cost to subscribe to the trio individually. The package gives you substantial access to a wealth of streaming services including live sports, sports documentaries, and all the great content that comes from Hulu including the latest movies and TV shows.

If you’re an avid TV watcher, the Disney+ Bundle is the best value way to enjoy The Falcon and the Winter Soldier along with access to so much more to liven up your TV viewing experience.

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