In a way, the decision shouldn’t be surprising news, as The Walking Dead, which has been available on Netflix exclusively in the U.S. since 2011, is one of the biggest shows on the streaming giant.
While the shows proved popular in the U.S., the spinoffs didn’t make their way to Netflix internationally in such a huge way as they will now. Netflix didn’t just spend $500 million on the rights for the United States. These rights will see all 371 episodes of the entire universe head to Netflix globally, while also remaining on AMC+, where that streamer is available.
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In a press release, Vice President of Licensing at Netflix, Lori Conkling, shared, “We're excited to partner with AMC Global Media to continue to expand that access to more audiences around the world and bring the entirety of The Walking Dead Universe to Netflix.”
There isn’t a set date for all the shows to arrive in the global locations. Each geographic territory will follow its own plan based on the existing streaming licenses, so it’s important to follow your own “what’s coming” lists.
Don’t worry about this deal expiring quickly, either. While many other licensing deals between the two entities have been for a year, this one is much longer, lasting until 2032! Happy streaming!
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