Where to Watch Scamanda: The Story of Amanda Riley

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If you missed Scamanda while it was airing on ABC, don't worry — you're not alone. The four-episode docuseries just wrapped up on Feb. 20, and people are shook. The series aired on Thursdays, slowly unraveling the wild true story of Amanda Riley, a woman who convinced everyone — friends, family, even a whole church — that she was battling cancer. Spoiler: she wasn't. But that didn't stop her from pulling in thousands of dollars in donations while she lived a life that was significantly less "terminal illness" and significantly more "luxury vacations and inspirational blogging."

It's time to learn where to watch Scamanda now that it's available on streaming.

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If you're unfamiliar with Amanda Riley, here's the quick version: She faked having cancer for years, chronicling her "battle" on social media and convincing people to donate money for medical treatments that didn't exist. She scammed her own community, lied to just about everyone, and somehow kept it going for almost a decade before the whole thing came crashing down. The docuseries walks you through it all — her rise as a beloved, "inspirational" figure and her eventual downfall when, surprise, the FBI got involved.

Interestingly, Scamanda isn't the only scammer saga making waves right now. Over on Netflix, Apple Cider Vinegar has been climbing the charts. That series tells the story of Belle Gibson, an Australian woman who built an entire wellness empire off of the claim that she cured her terminal brain cancer naturally. Spoiler (again): No brain cancer. No cure. Just a whole lot of people left wondering how they fell for it. If you're in the mood for a scammer double feature, these two are a wild ride.

Now that Scamanda has wrapped up, you can catch all four episodes on Hulu and Fubo within your existing subscription. It's also available to purchase on Prime Video and Apple TV as well. So if you need something to watch that will make you question everything about social media, influencer culture, and why people keep trusting inspirational bloggers with no medical credentials, this one's worth the binge. Learn more below.

How to Watch Scamanda on Hulu

If you're looking to watch Scamanda, Hulu is the place to be. While you can subscribe to Hulu on its own, the best value comes with the Disney Bundle. There are a few ways to go about it, but plans start at $10.99/month for Hulu and Disney+. You can also bundle Hulu, Disney+, and either Max or ESPN+ for $16.99/month. And if live TV is a must, Hulu + Live TV offers Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ along with 95+ channels for $82.99/month.

How to Watch Scamanda on Fubo

While Fubo is best known for live TV, it also offers a solid on-demand library packed with movies and shows — including Scamanda. Fubo's most inexpensive tier, the Essential plan, costs $84.99/month and has access to over 210 channels, unlimited DVR, and ability to watch on up to 10 devices. Lucky for you, Fubo currently costs just $59.99 for the first month, saving you $25 to start off.

How to Watch Scamanda on Apple TV

Scamanda is also available on Apple TV, where you can purchase the season for $8.99 or individual episodes for $2.99 each. While Apple TV doesn't have live content, it has some of the best original TV shows out of any subscription service. In addition to Scamanda, you can watch hit series such as Severance, Silo, Ted Lasso, and more, making this a worthwhile option to consider.

How to Watch Scamanda on Prime Video

On Prime Video, you can purchase episodes of Scamanda at $2.99 apiece, or the whole season to own forever at $8.99.

How to Watch Scamanda from anywhere with a VPN

Watching Scamanda outside the U.S. can be tricky due to regional restrictions considering services like Hulu are only available in America, but a VPN makes it easy to stream on Hulu no matter where you are. By connecting to a U.S. server, you can unlock access just like any local subscriber, so you won't have to miss out on this unbelievable true crime story.

If you haven't subscribed yet and your region doesn't allow it, a VPN can help with that too. ExpressVPN (starting at $8.32/month) offers fast, reliable connections for smooth streaming, while  Private Internet Access (from $2/month) is a budget-friendly alternative with solid security. With the right VPN, you can dive into Scamanda from anywhere.

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