Where To Watch 'Help! My House Is Haunted' In The UK

'Help! My House Is Haunted' is currently the only British ghost hunting show in production and this year the show's third series premiered, but with so many television channels and streaming services nowadays, where can you actually watch the show?

'Help! My House Is Haunted' first aired in the UK in July 2018 on Really, a second series followed in November 2019. Despite the fact the first two series are a few years old now the channel regularly shows repeats of these older episodes during its weekly #Freakend programming event, bringing viewers a spooky end to the week with two nights of paranormal themed shows every Thursday and Friday.

You can watch the channel live on your television in the United Kingdom and Ireland on Freeview (17), Sky (142), Virgin Media (129) and Freesat (160), plus YouView, BT TV and TalkTalk TV.

If you miss any of the paranormal shows on Really, then you can head to Discovery+, a streaming service that gives viewers free access to watch ad-funded live television and 30-day catch-ups on all of Really's paranormal and unexplained shows.

There's unannounced plans to show the third series of 'Help! My House Is Haunted' on Really later in 2021. If you can't wait until then, you can watch the series in full right now on Discovery+.

Discovery+ launched in the UK last year and replaced the older services dPlay and UKTV Play before that. It is fast becoming the home of paranormal television in the UK. As well as hosting boxsets of 'Help! My House Is Haunted', you'll find other spooky shows including 'Ghost Adventures', 'Paranormal Lockdown' and 'Portals To Hell'.

To watch 'Help!' including the most recent third series, you'll need to purchase an Entertainment Pass that gives you access to the platform's extensive library and complete back catalogues of some of the network's best-loved shows, including all 36 episodes of 'Help! My House Is Haunted'.

So, this means that 'Help! My House Is Haunted' is not available on any other streaming service in the UK, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, the BBC's iPlayer, All4, Now TV or YouTube.

Now in its third series, this time around Barri Ghai, Jayne Harris, and the newest member of the team, Ian Lawman, attempt to help those living and working in a selection of seemingly ordinary properties around the UK.

The 12 new episodes, kicked off with the team trying to help a couple troubled by a dark attachment in the historic town of Gorleston-on-Sea. As always, they're armed with specialist technology to try to capture never before seen proof of the paranormal.

Viewers can subscribe to Discovery+ Entertainment Pass directly via web or app purchase for a monthly fee of £4.99 with a 14 day free trial. A discounted annual fee of £29.99 is also available for a limited period after which time the annual cost will be £49.99. In Ireland the monthly fee will be €5.99 or discounted annual fee of €34.99.

Discovery+ will be available free of charge to Sky Q customers for 12 months. Once the 12 months is over, Sky customers will be able to add discovery+ directly to their bill.