How to watch More Power in Australia

What happens when you put power under immense pressure? Home Improvement’s Tim Allen and Richard Karn reunite to find out exactly that in the new History Channel series, More Power. Helping them to put every tool to test its true power is DIY expert April Wilkerson. Together, they examine a tool’s utmost potential and capacity by testing its limits in the most compelling ways.

Testing all kinds of tools, from handheld and basic, to the formidable ones, is also a way of celebrating the evolution of the coolest, most iconic tools that have since kept this world running. Dropping in Australia this month, here’s how you can watch episodes of More Power online.

More Power TV series preview

Tim Allen, Richard Karn, and April Wilkerson dissect the mighty power of different tools by testing their fullest strengths. In every episode, one tool is featured with Wilkerson’s expertise at the helm. As they begin demonstrating, we’ll also learn how tools work and discover what machines and appliances utilise them.

Delving more into each tool’s history, we’ll also learn why and how these instruments came into being in the first place, as well as showing its evolution over time. And for the more fun part – test driving the big, cool machines themselves, which includes Bobcat bulldozers, excavators, and many more daunting equipment!

Another highlight in each episode is a proficient maker who visits Allen’s workshop for the “Tim’s Maker Challenge.” In this segment, viewers are treated to outstanding builds and the creation of new tools, which are then tested to see if they have “more power”. April reveals her work as well, as she also gets in on the action.

Tim Allen and Richard Karn are best known for their starring roles in the sitcom Home Improvement. Together with Wilkerson, they had also worked in the competition series Assembly Required. The title ‘More Power’ is based on Tim Allen’s catchphrase from Home Improvement.

More Power TV series trailer

You can watch the trailer for More Power below.

More Power 2022 series release date

In Australia, the More Power TV show is scheduled to premiere on 17th December 2022 with new episodes streaming weekly. More Power Season 1 consists of 10 episodes. Find out when the succeeding episodes are set to air on streaming TV below.

More Power TV show	Available	Streaming Services
Episode 1: Power Under Pressure	17th December 2022	Foxtel Now / BINGE
Episode 2: Blades	24th December 2022	Foxtel Now / BINGE
Episode 3: Lights & Lasers	31st December 2022	Foxtel Now / BINGE
Episode 4: Magnets	7th January 2023	Foxtel Now / BINGE
Episode 5: Fasteners	14th January 2023	Foxtel Now / BINGE
Episode 6: Lift & Load	21st January 2023	Foxtel Now / BINGE
Episode 7: Bearings	28th January 2023	Foxtel Now / BINGE
Episode 8: Batteries	4th February 2023	Foxtel Now / BINGE
Episode 9: Compressors	11th February 2023	Foxtel Now / BINGE
Episode 10: Heat	18th February 2023	Foxtel Now / BINGE

What other streaming services is More Power on?

Australian broadcasters for the new History Channel series are Foxtel (including Foxtel Now) and BINGE. Luckily, Foxtel Now and BINGE both offer free trials to new customers. As of this writing, they’ve been the only ones to confirm More Power’s premiere on their respective platforms.

Streaming Services	More Power documentary
Foxtel	Yes
Foxtel Now	Yes
BINGE	Yes
Amazon Prime Video	No
Disney Plus	No
Paramount Plus	No
Netflix	No
Stan	No
Free to air	No

How to watch More Power in Australia? 

In More Power, Tim Allen, Richard Karn, and April Wilkerson feel the delight of exploring all kinds of tools. In Australia, the new series streams on Foxtel and Foxtel Now, specifically launching on A&E, which is also available on Foxtel from Telstra. With Foxtel’s latest offers and deals, new customers can even save for up to 12 months on plan fees.

A&E is part of the Favourites Pack, which you need to add on top of the standard Foxtel Plus bundle. Meanwhile, Foxtel Now users can find the channel as part of the Docos Pack, which is included as part of the comprehensive All Packs bundle. There’s no free-to-air broadcaster for More Power in Australia.

Watch More Power on Foxtel Now

To stream the new series, Foxtel Now is another great alternative. You can catch its premiere when you sign up for a free 10-day trial with Foxtel Now. This package also allows watching shows online and on the go via the Foxtel Go app.

After your free trial period expires, the Foxtel Now base pack, called the Essentials pack, is only $25 per month. Premium packs like Drama Extra, Sport, and Movies can be added to your base plan. You will need to sign up for the All Packs bundle in order to access the A&E channel, which airs every episode of More Power.

Stream More Power on BINGE

You can also stream episodes of the new factual series on BINGE. Fortunately, the streaming service still offers a 14-day free trial, which new customers can take advantage of to explore their comprehensive library of shows and movies.

You can then choose from three streaming tiers to watch the best BINGE shows on demand. A Basic subscription costs $10 per month and allows you to stream in Standard Definition on one device. A Standard Plan is $16 per month and enables you to enjoy standard or high definition on two devices.

The BINGE Premium Plan ($18 per month) is the last alternative, allowing you to stream on up to four screens/devices in SD or HD. BINGE plans are all ad-free. All three plans are subject to cancellation at any time.

Watch More Power on Telstra

Foxtel, Foxtel Now, and BINGE can be added through Telstra, hence, Telstra customers can access these streaming platforms by simply adding their preferred service to their accounts. You can even save on plan fees for 12 months with Foxtel, while Foxtel Now and BINGE via Telstra come with free months of subscriptions.

Foxtel from Telstra (including Foxtel Now from Telstra) offers the same programming as a standard Foxtel service but is often available at a reduced monthly cost. With the Foxtel Now from Telstra offer, you can also watch the show on the move using the Foxtel Go app. 

On the other hand, the BINGE from Telstra offer lets you enjoy BINGE Standard from only $5 per month for 12 months when you sign up via Telstra or get 2 months free! 

More Power TV series cast

Tim Allen, Richard Karn, and April Wilkerson set their sights on various tools, which include lasers, blades, screws, nails, and many more. The team even visits the country’s largest utility company to find out more about them. The series also features some of the most skilled makers from around the country.

Other TV shows on Foxtel and BINGE

The BINGE library is home to a huge range of the best BINGE movies and trending TV shows, which also include several factual programs. You can find similar content when exploring Foxtel Now’s library as well.

New titles are added each and every week so the choice is never an issue. These include hits like House of the Dragon, Game of Thrones, Euphoria, and The Walking Dead. We have made a few more suggestions when it comes to what’s on Foxtel or what’s on BINGE. Check them out below.

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Streaming devices for Foxtel Now and BINGE

More than delving into the hows and whys of multiple tools, audiences are also given a piece of adventure as Tim, April, and Richard hit the road to see and test super cool machines. Ready to stream now? Here is a list of compatible devices that you can use to stream the TV series with BINGE, Foxtel, and Foxtel Now.