Sam Claflin’s Addictive Eight-Part Revenge Drama Is Quietly Becoming One Of The Internet’s Most Obsessive Binge-Watches — But The Disturbing Way His Character Slowly Rebuilds Himself Into A Ruthless Mastermind After Betrayal Is What Viewers Say Made Them Watch The Entire Series Overnight

The Count of Monte Cristo is now streaming for free.

If you’re looking for the perfect Bank Holiday watch, Sam Claflin’s 8-part period drama The Count of Monte Cristo is currently available to stream for free. Based on Alexandre Dumas’ 1846 novel of the same name, the series received strong critical praise following its 2024 release.

All eight episodes of the miniseries are available on UKTV’s U service, after originally airing on Channel 4.

The series synopsis reads: “Falsely accused of treason and imprisoned, Edmond Dantes (Sam Claflin) escapes and assumes the identity of a wealthy count on his quest for revenge.”

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Alongside Sam ClaflinThe Count of Monte Cristo also features performances from Mikkel Boe FølsgaardAna GirardotBlake RitsonKarla-Simone SpenceLino GuancialeMichele Riondino, and Jeremy Irons.

Although Alexandre Dumas’ classic novel has been adapted numerous times for both television and film, many viewers have described the 2024 version as the “definitive” adaptation of the story.

The series currently holds a 7.8/10 rating on IMDb, with one viewer writing: “Out of ALL of the versions of this wonderful tale of abstract revenge; this series happens to be the most wonderful of all.”

Another viewer wrote: “This series is outstanding in every respect. Certainly, one of the best adaptations of Dumas’ book that I have seen in my 61 years. The fact that it’s an 8-part miniseries gives the production time to properly flesh out the characters and various plot strands.”

A third reviewer shared: “As someone who grew up reading The Count of Monte Cristo, I was thrilled to see how this mini-series reimagines the timeless story in such a compelling and modern way.

“It captures the essence of the original — revenge, justice, and redemption — while weaving in fresh twists that keep you hooked from start to finish.”

The Count of Monte Cristo is currently streaming on U.