Author: Jena Pelino

Long-running daytime soap opera Days of Our Lives gets a spin-off with Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem. The upcoming five-episode miniseries will reunite past and present characters as they get entangled in a mystery involving stolen jewels. Fan favourites including Lisa Rinna, Deidre Hall, and Drake Hogestyn will reprise their roles as Billie Reed, Dr. Marlena Evans, and John Black, respectively.

Joining them as main stars include Jackée Harry as Paulina Price, James Reynolds as Abe Carver, Victoria Konefal as Ciara Brady, Robert Scott Wilson as Ben Weston, Billy Flynn as Chad DiMera, Lamon Archey as Eli Grant and Sal Stowers as Lani Price. Soap opera star Eileen Davidson is also set to join the show. The upcoming limited series is the first of its kind, following the residents of Salem as they’re embroiled in a complication that needs resolving fast to avoid dire consequences for the people of Salem and the world.

Days of Our Lives fans already know the show’s capacity to deliver all kinds of twists and turns, so you can expect its spin-off to do the same. Packed with romance, action, drama, and mystery, Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem hits streaming in Australia this month. Find out how and where to watch it.

How to watch Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem in Australia?

Days Of Our Lives: Beyond Salem is coming to BINGE with all five episodes arriving on 10 September. BINGE subscribers can also stream the original Days of Our Lives with new episodes dropping weekly. If you’re a Lisa Rinna fan, catch her on the reality series Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, which streams on BINGE and with new episodes coming every Thursday.

Watch the Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem trailer here:

Check out the trailer for Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem, which will premiere in Australia via BINGE on 10th September.

 

Any month is a great month for binge-watching, but BINGE’s September highlights is worth a special mention because of the caliber of content that’s coming in this month. For starters, the vampires of Staten Island are back in What We Do in the Shadows‘ brand new season three. New episodes of this acclaimed mockumentary start streaming on 3rd September, the very same day that the reality series Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles also premieres on the streaming service.

A few days earlier, BBC’s highly anticipated crime drama, Vigil, also premiered on BINGE with new episodes streaming weekly. If you’re a huge fan of award-winning crime dramas like Line of Duty and Bodyguard, it’s highly likely that you’ll also love this one starring Doctor Foster’s Suranne Jones and Game of Thrones’ Rose Leslie.

If you’re looking for a riveting drama based on true events, then look no further than American Crime Story‘s third season titled Impeachment. The new instalment of this anthology series covers one of the most shocking political scandals in the world. Don’t miss its Australian premiere on 8th September.

After working together in the movie A Most Violent Year, we’ll get to see Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain reuniting for HBO’s American remake of the critically lauded 1973 miniseries Scenes from a Marriage by Ingmar Bergman. It follows a married couple navigating life, love, and hate as their marriage disintegrates. The new drama series premieres on 13th September.

Things get more fast-paced and exciting by the second week of the month with the launch of Y: The Last Man on 14th September, based on the acclaimed comic book series of the same name. The show has been in development and production since 2015 so fans have been waiting for this for a really long time.

Even if you haven’t read the comic books, the premise of Y: The Last Man is engaging enough to rouse your interest, in which the world is plagued by a mysterious event killing all males, with the exception of one and his pet monkey, making both of them “reproductively interesting”.

BINGE also adds this month B.J. Novak’s new anthology series, The Premise, which hits streaming on 17th September. Comprised of five half-hour episodes and bolstered by a star-studded cast, The Premise takes on hard-hitting topics that characterise the present world we live in, including gun control, social justice, sex, revenge, and more.

Meanwhile, TV shows that launched last month are still streaming on BINGE with their latest weekly episodes. For superhero fans, new episodes of DC’s Stargirl and Supergirl are added every week. For a dose of grim and horror, BINGE has The Walking Dead‘s final season and American Horror Story: Double Feature. More of a comedy fan? Reservation Dogs is still streaming on BINGE too.

September is filled with new movie releases as well. From the latest blockbusters to classic titles, BINGE has got you covered, starting with the Kevin Hart-starrer comedy, Night School. For sci-fi action and adventure, Pacific Rim Uprising offers exactly those things, while Liam Neeson reminds fans why he’s practically an action figure in Honest Thief. Legendary movies made by some of the world’s greatest filmmakers also join BINGE’s September highlights – Brian De Palma’s Scarface, Oliver Stone’s Any Given Sunday, and Martin Scorsese’s Gangs of New York.

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New customers joining BINGE can try the service with a 14-day free trial. After the trial ends, streaming plans only start from $10 per month for Basic (SD, stream on 1 screen), $14 per month for Standard (HD, stream on 2 screens), and $18 per month for Premium (HD, stream on 4 screens).