Option to streaming?

Wait until some pirate sells it to you on a DVD? That's usually the way to go for internet-deprived areas. Or ask somebody, who has a good connection to download and bring it you. The best bet is an external hard drive - either buy one yourself or ask somebody who has one to bring the show on it.
That how I help my internet-deprived relatives to... preview movies and tv shows before deciding whether to buy them.

 

If you have a local library service, you could try there. They may have DVDs, and if they don't, they may offer inter-library loan services.

 

That's a major bummer! If it's a question of data-limit, then you'll probably have to wait until it comes out on some physical media. If you have the data capacity and it's just a speed issue, you could use a service like iTunes and download individual episodes. The download would be long but then you could watch it with no difficult. Would still use a lot of data though.

Also, not knowing the specifics of your area, maybe there's a library or a Starbucks or something with internet? You could wait until the whole thing's available on streaming then camp out at Starbucks and binge it on a free trial

 

Out of curiosity: did any show created for streaming got released physically?




I have a feeling you'll have to wait a long time for a DVD/Blu-Ray release. I think it's safer if you do as @Jaxxon suggested and download episodes from iTunes at Starbucks or any other venue with Wi-Fi.

 

The Expanse was created for streaming and eventually saw home release as well (albeit in censured/shortened form). All of HBOs shows get physical releases. Don't think any of Amazon's show does, however.

 

And remember--this is Star Wars. If there's no physical release, I'll eat a green space rabbit.