The show is slated for launch in November 2014, but there's not yet a precise screening date yet and that date might well yet be pushed back closer to the January airing date that launched Breaking Bad back in 2008. Naturally, the show will air on AMC in the US, while simultaneously available on Netflix, who sealed a deal with Sony Pictures Television to stream the first season throughout the company's worldwide territories, though not in the US and Canada, who will only get the complete season when every episode has aired on AMC. Netflix are banking on the show offering non-subscribers an eye-catching incentive to sign up to the service, having seen a huge response when they screened Breaking Bad's fifth series, part two, to European subscribers just hours after it aired first on AMC in the US. Given that the spin-off is likely to be one of the biggest TV events of the year, that looks like particularly sound logic - especially as fans in European territories won't have to endure too many spoiler-filled hours before catching the shows themselves.
