‘Ann Droid’: Where to Watch Diane Morgan’s New Comedy Series

Published 07/24/2026, 11:46 AM EDT

RECORD DATE NOT STATED CUNK ON EARTH, Diane Morgan, (Season 1, aired Jan. 31, 2023). photo: Netflix Courtesy Everett Collection

Popular actress Diane Morgan is widely known for her hilarious performances in hit comedies like Motherland (2016) and After Life (2019). Now, the deadpan star is capturing global attention with her leading role in the new sci-fi sitcom Ann Droid (2026). Excited television fans are eager to find out where they can stream every episode of this hilarious new series.

The acclaimed new sci-fi comedy offers convenient viewing options while maintaining exclusive regional broadcast rights.

Stream Ann Droid on television and digital platforms

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Viewers can watch Ann Droid on BBC One and stream all episodes directly on BBC iPlayer. All 6 episodes of the first series were made available as a box set on July 17, 2026. Audiences in the UK can binge-watch the entire season on demand for free with a valid UK television license. If viewers prefer traditional weekly broadcasts, the show airs every Friday at 9:30 PM BST on BBC One.

BBC One channel and the BBC iPlayer streaming service are legally restricted to viewers located within the United Kingdom. The series is currently not available for streaming on platforms inside the United States. Fans abroad must monitor international licensing updates to see when foreign streaming services secure distribution rights.

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Co-written by Diane Morgan and Sarah Kendall, the story follows a recently widowed senior named Sue who receives a second-hand eldercare robot named Linda (Diane Morgan). The artificial intelligence assistant grapples with human emotions while trying to assist the grieving widow with daily life. The resulting friction creates a witty, heartfelt buddy comedy exploring modern technology.

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The exceptional production features an impressive ensemble cast of beloved British acting veterans and rising talents.

Meet the comedy cast starring alongside Diane Morgan in Ann Droid

Bafta-nominated actress Sue Johnston, known for Downton Abbey, stars as Sue, a lonely widow learning to live alongside her unexpected robotic companion. Diane Morgan plays the titular role of Linda, the clumsy yet well-meaning Z58/100 eldercare robot. Meanwhile, actor Paul Ready delivers a fantastic performance as Michael, Sue's unemployed son who gifts her the robot.

The supporting cast includes Margot Leicester as Phyllis, Kathryn Hunter as Eileen, and David Hargreaves as Tom. Acclaimed performer Danny John-Jules appears as Brian, while co-creator Sarah Kendall portrays the delivery driver Cass. Additionally, actors Rupert Vansittart, Andrea Valls, Al Roberts, and Carla Woodcock bring fantastic energy to the broader neighbourhood.

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This talented acting group brings remarkable emotional warmth and comedic brilliance to the futuristic narrative. Together, they create an entertaining screen dynamic that makes the series an absolute must-watch production. UK viewers can stream all 6 episodes of Diane Morgan's sci-fi comedy Ann Droid (2026) right now on BBC iPlayer, while the USA audience has to wait.

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Soma Mitra

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Soma is a journalist at Netflix Junkie. With a postgraduate degree in Mass Communication, she brings production experience from documentary films like Chandua: Stories on Fabric. Covering the true crime and docu-drama beat, she turns psychological thrillers into sharp, audience-aware storytelling.

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