Storage Wars Season 15: How To Watch The Newest Episodes
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Season 15 of A&E's abandoned storage unit bidding reality series "Storage Wars" premiered on June 6 and is on track to become one of the show's longer seasons, passing the 20 episode mark in August. Those interested in catching up on this latest batch of episodes must do so with a subscription to a traditional TV service — which, nowadays, is something that's available through multiple platforms of varying costs.
New episodes of "Storage Wars" premiere to A&E in blocks on Tuesday evenings typically starting at 9 p.m. EST. At the season's start the network aired two new episodes a night before beginning airing a total of four new episodes each evening once the season passed 17 episodes in length. So, those hoping to either catch or tape new episodes should check A&E's online schedule to see which episodes are new or when reruns of the most recent season might otherwise air.
Viewers can access A&E either through a typically more expensive, traditional cable provider or cheaper but more limited internet-based TV streaming services like Sling or Philo. A login to either kind of platform likewise provides access to an archive of "Storage Wars" in its entirety, including all of Season 15, on the official A&E website.
Past seasons of Storage Wars are available on a variety of platforms
While "Storage Wars" Season 15 requires access to the A&E network, those simply interested in watching the show regardless of season can catch up on older episodes through on a variety of services.
On Hulu, for example, subscribers can watch Seasons 10 and 11. Disney+ allows users to stream Season 14 of the mainline series as well as three spin-offs: "Miami," "New York," and "Barry's Best Buys."
The non-TV platform that offers access to the most episodes of "Storage Wars" is Amazon, through which users can purchase individual episodes or seasons in their entirety from throughout the show's run, save for its most recent season.
Since a traditional TV subscription allows access to the show's full back catalog on A&E's website, streaming directly through A&E is still the best option for viewers who can access the network's proprietary service. Meanwhile, subscribers to Disney+ or Hulu uninterested in making the jump to cable TV might not be able to watch Season 15, but can still watch at least some old episodes of "Storage Wars" before deciding whether or not to catch up on its latest season.