One of the biggest series of 2024 was High Potential, a crime series which kept fans coming back, and if you haven't seen it yet you'll want to know how you can air it.
A highly-anticipated new crime show arrives this week in the form of High Potential, which hits TV on Tuesday, September 17 and streaming one day later.
US: Hulu
UK: Disney Plus (from January 23)
Australia: Disney Plus (from January 7)
The show stars It's Always Sunny alum Kaitlin Olson as Morgan, a single parent of three kids who works as a cleaner for the police department. However when cleaning up a crime scene, she manages to get to the bottom of the mystery, revealing her hidden skill for crime-solving.
So how can you watch High Potential? We'll help you find a way, as it's available to stream (or will be soon) around the world..
High Potential is based on the successful French series HPI, and we'll make sure you have a way to watch this too, if you're interested to see where the new show came from.
How to watch High Potential in the US
While High Potential debuted on cable, that's no longer a reliable place to see it since it's already aired. Instead, you'll want to use a streaming service to catch it.
High Potential is on Hulu, so you'll need to be signed up to watch the series. HPI is also on Hulu.
Hulu costs $7.99 per month for its standard plan, which has commercials, or $17.99 for the commercial-free option (and both have annual plans that save you some money). Other ways to sign up are by using the Disney Bundle, which combines the streaming service with Disney Plus for $9.99 per month, or the aforementioned Hulu with Live TV service which offers access to the Hulu video-on-demand library.
How to watch High Potential in the UK / AU
A release date for High Potential has been released outside the US, and the show isn't airing on Hulu (since it doesn't exist outside the States) but on Disney Plus. You can find prices for Disney Plus in your region below.
If you live in Australia, you can watch High Potential on the platform from Tuesday, January 7 however streamers in the UK and Ireland will have to wait a bit longer to watch it: until Thursday, January 23.
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