where are they showing the oscars

They’re showing the 2026 Oscars on ABC in the U.S., and it’s also being streamed live on Hulu.

Quick Scoop: Where Are They Showing the Oscars?

If you’re just trying to figure out where to tune in tonight, here’s the fast breakdown.

• TV in the U.S.: ABC will broadcast the Oscars live nationwide.

• Streaming in the U.S.: You can stream live on Hulu (no special live‑TV add‑on needed this year).

• ABC apps: You can also watch via the ABC app or ABC.com if you sign in with a TV provider.

• Time: The ceremony starts at about 7:00 p.m. Eastern / 4:00 p.m. Pacific.

• Host: Conan O’Brien is back hosting for the second year in a row.

Outside the U.S. (General Idea)

Exact channels vary by country, but the Academy notes that the show is carried globally with local partners.

Typical pattern (based on current listings):

• Canada: Often on CTV and its streaming platforms.

• U.K.: Often on ITV and its streaming services.

• Other regions: The Oscars site links to country‑by‑country broadcasters and platforms.

If you’re outside the U.S., the safest move is to check the “How to Watch” page on the official Oscars site and look up your country’s listing.

Mini FAQ

1. I don’t have cable—can I still watch?
   • Yes; in 2026 the Oscars are streaming live on Hulu for regular subscribers, plus on live‑TV streamers that carry ABC (like YouTube TV, Fubo, etc.).

2. Is there a free way to watch?
   • If you have an over‑the‑air antenna, you can watch ABC for free.

 * Some streaming services sometimes offer free trials around big events (you’d need to check current offers yourself).

3. Where do I find official info?
   • The Academy’s “How to Watch the Oscars” page keeps an updated list of times and broadcasters by region.

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