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It’s every streamer’s nightmare: you fire up your streaming service of choice at the end of a long day only to find that the show you’re four seasons deep into has vanished. Gone without a trace.
Unfortunately for those currently on their first (or fifth, we won’t tell) binge of Community, the show is set to leave Netflix at the end of the day today, March 31.
The six-season comedy starring Joel McHale follows a disbarred lawyer who enrolls in community college to earn a legitimate degree. There, he reluctantly becomes the leader of a study group full of other campus misfits including Donald Glover and Danny Pudi’s Troy and Abed, Alison Brie as quirky overachiever Annie, and Gillian Jacobs as activist and former anarchist Britta.
So, where will you be able to get your Community fix starting tomorrow? Great question, keep reading to find out where Community is going after Netflix.
When is Community Leaving Netflix?
The last day to stream Community on Netflix is Sunday, March 31, 2024.
Where is Community Going After Netflix?
Beginning Monday, April 1, 2024, all six seasons of Community will stream exclusively on Peacock.
Peacock costs $5.99/month with ads and $11.99/month without ads; subscribers on both plans will be able to watch every episode of Community.
What’s the Status of the Community Movie?
In 2022, Peacock announced that a Community movie would eventually be making its way to the streamer, fulfilling the show’s “six seasons and a movie” prophecy.
Earlier this month, star McHale shared an update on the movie with Deadline, confirming the plan is to shoot the movie at some point this year — “It’s basically working around Donald [Glover]’s schedule.”
The original core cast of the series, minus Chase, is slated to return to Community, including the aforementioned Glover, who left the series after Season 5.
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