How to Watch Saint Barth on MHz Choice
By American TV editorial team |
Saint Barth, a French crime series with a sunny comic streak, premieres Tuesday, December 15, 2026, on MHz Choice. MHz Choice lists six episodes. It hasn't said yet whether they arrive all at once or week by week, so check the show's page in the app on premiere day.
For other international drama, see Das Boot Season 3 and our specialty streaming services guide.
The series first aired in France on TF1 in November 2024 as Commandant Saint-Barth, and it was filmed over four months in Guadeloupe. It's in French, and MHz Choice adds English subtitles to its shows.
What Saint Barth is about
Philypa Phoenix plays George Mondésir and Yannig Samot plays Auguste Ventura, with Joyce Bibring, Margot Heckmann and Roxane Bret. Anouk Filippini and Hugo Nathan-Murat created the series, and Federation Studios produced it with TF1 Production.
The announced date is the MHz Choice premiere. It should not be confused with the original overseas broadcast date or a DIRECTV channel premiere. Confirm the season label inside the app, since distributors can group international episodes differently.
How to watch Saint Barth on your TV
MHz Choice is a subscription streaming service for international mysteries and dramas, available in the U.S. and Canada. You'll watch Saint Barth through the MHz Choice app on a smart TV or streaming device, or on its website. It isn't on a DIRECTV channel. For more services like it, see TV streaming services you've probably never heard of.
MHz Choice has more European crime on the way, including Das Boot Season 3 on November 10. For another mystery with a beautiful backdrop, try A Remarkable Place to Die Season 2 on Acorn TV. Questions about your TV package? Call American TV at 1-855-690-9884.
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Release details are from MHz Choice as of October 28, 2026 and may change. Saint Barth, Commandant Saint-Barth, MHz Choice and related marks belong to their respective owners. American TV is an independent dealer and resource site.