‘Blue Lights’ Season 4 Comes to BritBox—Here’s How to Watch Free in the US

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After wrapping up in the UK on Nov. 3, Blue Lights Season 4 is making its way stateside.

After wrapping up in the UK on Nov. 3, Blue Lights Season 4 is finally making its way stateside.

The new installment of the Northern Irish police procedural will air on BritBox over the next six weeks.

Season 4 is set six months after the conclusion of Season 3 and continues an arc set up in the Season 3 finale as Helen McNally receives a promotion and takes charge of a classified, long-term intelligence operation designed to infiltrate Dana Morgan’s club and criminal network.

Per BritBox, here’s Season 4’s official snyopsis: “An explosion of unrest across the city challenges the section, while a series of back-room deals leaves Grace, Annie and Tommy wondering whether justice can ever really be done.”

Blue Lights Season 4 begins airing on BritBox on Nov. 12. One new episode will drop every week through Dec. 17.

Blue Lights streams exclusively on BritBox in the United States. BritBox offers two subscription plans, but only one runs on monthly payments. BritBox Standard is ad-free and allows offline downloads for $10.99/month after a seven-day free trial.

The BBC has not given a green light to a fifth season of Blue Lights yet, and co-creators Declan Lawn and Adam Patterson have confirmed they are stepping down from following the fourth season, but that does not necessarily mean Blue Lights was cancelled.

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