Get ready to remember the fun of late 1960s television all over again, for free!
Starting Aug. 15, 2026, Tubi shared news that all 58 episodes of The Monkees are officially landing on the streaming channel, giving classic TV lovers a completely free pass to relive every chaotic adventure, catchy track, and madcap gag. Whether you grew up watching Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Mike Nesmith, and Peter Tork when the show first debuted, or reliving their adventures in reruns, the ultimate pop-rock sitcom is about to be just a click away.
According to a webpage for the paid streaming service Philo, the series can be viewed on the platform this month. Additionally, the series is available to watch on the cable channel Catchy Comedy.
For years, major subscription services have bypassed the beloved '60s sitcom. Its August 15 rollout on Tubi opens up the full catalog on demand, letting fans relive every iconic episode completely for free.
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The Monkees debuted on NBC in September 1966. The series aired on Monday nights at 7:30 p.m. EST, preceding I Dream of Jeannie and opposite The Iron Horse (ABC) and Gilligan’s Island (CBS).
The Monkees told the story of a struggling four-piece rock band in Los Angeles, constantly chasing their big break while getting swept up in surreal, comedy-filled adventures. Between dodging absurd villains, falling for local crushes, and trying to make rent, the group always found time to perform a catchy musical number.
After 57 episodes and two seasons, the series ended with its final installment on March 25, 1968, titled “The Frodis Caper.” CBS picked up reruns of the musical comedy in the fall of 1969, keeping it on its weekend lineup through September 1972. The series then made a short jump to ABC through the summer of 1973 before eventually being sold into local syndication in 1975.
In a 2022 interview with Variety, Dolenz admitted that The Monkees nearly didn't make it on television. "The pilot nearly flopped," he explained. "Then Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider reworked it."
"Bob pushed us to be ourselves," the singer and musician continued. "They didn't want actors playing roles. They sought four unique personalities with energy and charisma."
With their signature blend of madcap humor, The Monkees turned a television comedy into a cultural phenomenon. Decades after those original syndication runs introduced new generations to their music, The Monkees continues to hold a special place in TV history, and its arrival on Tubi means fans old and new can jump back into the chaos anytime they want.
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