Where to Watch Supernatural Series After Its Netflix Departure

A long-running paranormal horror-drama series is about to enter a complicated new streaming phase. After more than a decade on Netflix, the show is leaving the platform — and its digital home will become more fragmented. 

Starting December 1, 2025, all 15 seasons of the series will be available on Prime Video. 

Then, a few weeks later, they’ll also land on Peacock — with full access as of December 22, 2025. 

The series’ departure from Netflix is scheduled for December 18, 2025.  That’s significant because the show first became available on Netflix back in 2011, meaning many fans have grown accustomed to bingeing it there for more than a decade.

This change highlights a broader challenge for viewers in the streaming age: content availability can shift suddenly, requiring fans to keep track of where their favorite shows move next. For this particular series, rather than having a single streaming home, viewers will soon need to look at multiple services depending on when—and where—they want to watch.

Because Netflix still holds the largest global subscriber base among streaming platforms, many people will lose access unless they subscribe to Prime Video or Peacock. 

 As a result, this transition is more than just a change of platforms — it will reshape where and how fans can watch the show going forward.