How to watch Daddy Issues season 2 online and stream every episode *FREE* from anywhere now

The outrageous, Stockport-set sitcom Daddy Issues is back! And the family dysfunction continues with the arrival of Gemma’s overbearing mum, who sends Malcolm scurrying back to Derek’s mouldering bedsit. All six episodes are available to stream from debut, as we explain in the guide below about how to watch Daddy Issues season 2 – free and from anywhere with a VPN.

Release date: Friday, November 21 (all episodes)

Watch free: BBC iPlayer (UK)

Use NordVPN to watch any stream

After joining the mile-high club in season 1, Gemma (Aimee Lou Wood) found herself pregnant and forced to flat share with her feckless father Malcom (Sherwood’s David Morrissey), a timid divorcee whose ex-wife Davina wore the trousers.

Despite his comic ineptitude, he was there for Gem when few other women are, among them her incarcerated sister Catherine (Sharon Rooney) – who wrote off the attempted murder of her husband as a legitimate business decision – and sexually confident salon owner Rita (Sarah Hadland), both brimming with bad advice.

And while Gemma’s delighting in raising baby Sadie, now she’s stuck living with her exasperating mother. Well, at least until she and Malcom’s delightfully awful best friend Derek (David Fynn) find a way to make her leave…

Ready for more comedy gold? Then read on for everything to know about how to watch Daddy Issues season 2 online, 100% free on BBC iPlayer and from anywhere now.

How to watch Daddy Issues season 2 free online in the UK

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That’s right…we’ve got more Daddy Issues! Danielle Ward’s hysterical sitcom will drop all six new episodes to BBC iPlayer on Friday, November 21, which means you can binge the whole series absolutely free.

iPlayer is compatible with a huge array of devices, including laptops, tablets, smartphones, media streaming devices like Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Chromecast and Roku, and PlayStation and Xbox consoles.

Outside the UK? If you want to watch Daddy Issues season 2 on BBC iPlayer whilst traveling abroad you’ll need to download NordVPN, as detailed below

Unblock any stream with a VPN

If you’re keen to watch Daddy Issues season 2 but you’re away from home and access to the show is geo-blocked, then you could always use a VPN to access it (assuming you’re not breaching any broadcaster T&Cs, of course). You may be surprised by how simple it is to do.

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Using a VPN is as easy as one-two-three…

1. Download and install a VPN – as we say, our top choice is NordVPN

2. Connect to the appropriate server location – open the VPN app, hit ‘choose location’ and select the appropriate geographical location

3. Go to the broadcaster’s live stream – so, in this case, just head to BBC iPlayer

How to watch Daddy Issues season 2 anywhere in the world

Can I watch Daddy Issues season 2 online in the US?

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It’s not looking promising Stateside. The inaugural season of Danielle Ward’s hilarious sitcom was released on the BBC last August, and those initial episodes still haven’t been picked up by a US broadcaster. So it’s unlikely American viewers will find Daddy Issues season 2 to stream anytime soon.

However, Brits traveling abroad can purchase a VPN. That’ll allow you to change your IP address to one in your home country, and so continue to access geo-blocked services inaccessible elsewhere.

Can I watch Daddy Issues season 2 online in Canada?

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Not for at least a few months. While Crave debuted the junior season of Daddy Issues last November, there’s no official release date yet for season 2. All is not lost, though. We expect comedy fans in Canada should receive the latest batch of episodes around the same timeframe, so about February 2026. Once we know for sure, we’ll provide all the latest information here.

Traveling to the Great North? UK nationals can continue to access BBC iPlayer using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) and stream regionally restricted content from anywhere as normal.

Can I watch Daddy Issues season 2 online in Australia?

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In Oz, Daddy Issues dropped on December 19, via SBS and SBS On Demand, the network’s free, ad-supported streamer. We’re still waiting on an Australian premiere date. But from the details we have, we’d expect it to air on SBS in the first half of 2026.

Luckily, Brits currently travelling abroad can use a VPN to watch Daddy Issues season 2 from anywhere.

Daddy Issues Season 2 Need to Know

Daddy Issues season 2 trailer

Daddy Issues season 2 cast

  • Aimee Lou Wood as Gemma
  • David Morrissey as Malcolm
  • Susan Lynch as Davina
  • David Fynn as Derek
  • Sharon Rooney as Catherine
  • Sarah Hadland as Rita
  • Taj Atwal as Cherry
  • Arian Nik as Xander

Daddy Issues season 2 episode release schedule

Daddy Issues season 2 will be available as a boxset from November 21. But it’ll also air on the linear BBC One and BBC Three channels weekly every Friday, as laid out below:

  • Episode 1 –  “Back for Good”: Friday, November 21
  • Episode 2 – “Pine Cones and Litter”: Friday, November 28
  • Episode 3 – “It’s a Plum”: Friday, December 5
  • Episode 4 – “We Don’t Like Sigmas”: Friday, December 12
  • Episode 5 – “I’m Your Man”: Friday, December 19
  • Episode 6 – “For Future Reference, Trousers Stay On”: Friday, December 26

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