“Southern Law” returns for a second season on November 4, with its first episode airing on A&E at 10 p.m. ET. The series follows law enforcement officers in the southern United States as they handle traffic stops, pursuits and drug busts.
In the U.S., viewers can watch the premiere live on A&E through cable or streaming services that carry the channel, including DirecTV, Philo and Sling. DirecTV is listed as offering a free trial. A&E’s streaming service, A&E Crime Central, currently carries season 1; season 2 is expected to arrive there later in 2026, after its initial run on A&E. The service offers a seven-day free trial.
The season is scheduled to have 10 episodes. The first four are listed for November 4, 11, 18 and 25, respectively.
In Canada, the season also premieres November 4 at 10 p.m. ET on A&E through participating cable and satellite providers. The series is not currently available in the U.K., and no Australian broadcaster has been confirmed. The source says viewers in those countries may need to wait for a release or digital purchase option.
The original guide also describes using a VPN to access an existing streaming subscription while traveling. Availability remains subject to each service’s terms and conditions.
Sources: Tom's Guide.