10/12/2023
‘Lessons in Chemistry’: How to Watch the Book-Turned-TV Series Online for Free
Brie Larson stars in the series that airs on Friday (Oct. 13), and you can learn how to stream the premiere here.
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Need a new fall show to obsess over? Well, Apple TV+ is gearing up to teach us some science, but not in the way you might think. On Friday (Oct. 13), the streamer will air its new TV series titled Lessons in Chemistry. The show stars Captain Marvel’s Brie Larson and is an adaptation from the bestselling book by the same name.
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Set in the 1950s, Larson plays Elizabeth Zott who aspires to become a scientist, but is pressured by society to play the expected role of a dutiful housewife. Rather then bend to societal norms, Zott accepts a job as a TV cooking show host and sets out to teach her viewers (overlooked housewives) more than just new recipes.
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Other cast members for the show include Lewis Pullman, Kevin Sussman, Aja Naomi King, Stephanie Koenig and Patrick Walker.
If you’d prefer to read the book before diving into the series, you can grab a copy from Amazon, Walmart, Target and Barnes & Noble.
Keep reading to learn the streaming options for the show.
When & How to Watch Lessons in Chemistry Online
Lessons in Chemistry will premiere on Friday (Oct. 13) with not just one, but two episodes to binge watch. Afterwards, new episodes will premiere every Friday for a total of eight episodes with the finale airing on Nov. 24.
Since it’s an Apple TV+ original that means you’ll have to have the streamer in order to tune into the show. If you’re already subscribed, just login to your account and go to the new releases page to start watching.
Not subscribed? New users can enjoy a 7-day free trial when you sign up for Apple TV+, which means you can watch the first two episodes and more for free. After the trial is over, you’ll be charged the regular subscription price of $6.99/month.
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Besides Lessons in Chemistry, you’ll have access to the entire Apple TV+ library such as Ted Lasso, Platonic, The Last Thing He Told Me, Silo, The Crowded Room, Severance, High Desert, Shrinking, The Big Door Prize, Bad Sisters, Schmigadoon!, The Problem with John Stewart, The Morning Show, Ghosted, Still, Tetris, Palmer and more.
You can also stream Apple TV+ on the Apple TV app, your iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac and popular smart TVs including Samsung, LG, Sony, VIZIO, TCL, Toshiba and others, along with Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices, Chromecast with Google TV. Apple TV+ is available on PlayStation and Xbox gaming consoles as well.
Check out the trailer for Lessons in Chemistry below.
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