Netflix is losing another big hit, with Sneaky Pete as the another show leaving the streamer in July. It comes just a year after the Bryan Cranston-created hit made it to the platform.
As with many of the licensing deals, this is simply a case of the deal coming to an end. When Netflix acquired the license to stream the Prime Video original Sneak Pete, it was for just a year. The worse news is that this isn’t just a U.S. exit, as the show is leaving Netflix globally!
Netflix landed the licensing deal thanks to the fact that it’s a Sony Television Pictures-produced series. Otherwise, it’s rare that another streamer’s show gets acquired in this way.
When Netflix acquired the rights, it was a surprise for many. After all, the series was a Prime Original that ran for three seasons before being abruptly canceled. The shows will leave Netflix in the UK and Australia on July 9, and then a day later it will leave Canada and the United States.
The series never got into the Top 10 on the streamer, but it didn’t help that it was originally a huge hit on Prime Video. It still performed respectably well, according to What’s on Netflix, as it was just on the outside of the Top 10 lists.
Created by Breaking Bad’s Cranston and House’s David Shore (who stepped down as showrunner during the first season), the three-season series follows the titular character played by Giovanni Ribisi. Only, he isn’t the Pete that he claims to be. His name is Marius. He decides to take on the identity of his former cellmate after he’s released from prison, since there’s a gangster after him. That gangster is played by Cranston in the series, hunting Marius down for an old debt.
If Pete is alive, how does he possibly get away with it? Well, it turns out that Pete hasn’t seen his family for more than 20 years, so Marius is able to make Pete’s grandmother believe that he’s come home! Well, it turns out that the family isn’t as squeaky clean as Marius thought they might be.
With just a month to binge-watch, you’ll want to start now! With three seasons, there's plenty of time to catch the entertainment dysfunctional family drama.
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