13 AMC series will appear on Netflix from August

Netflix will soon receive a large amount of AMC programming, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The network has signed a new deal with the streaming giant that will bring several of its most popular series to Netflix starting next month. This includes the first season of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixonand all eight seasons of Fear the walking deadAlso included are Interview with the vampire Season one and Mayfair Witches Season one. Other shows on the list are preacher And Into the Badlands. A total of 13 AMC series will be released on Netflix on August 19th. The full list of series can be found below:

A discovery of witches
Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice season 1
The Mayfair Witches by Anne Rice
Dark Winds
Fear the walking dead
Gangs of London
Into the Badlands
Kevin can f*** himself
Mr. Spaten
preacher
This dirty black bag
The Terror season 1
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon

The Walking Dead: Dead City Season one And Those who live Season 1 will follow. Both will be released on Netflix on January 13, 2025. AMC points out that the shows will be available ad-free, even on Netflix’s advertising level. AMC and Netflix have a long history together. It was streaming on Netflix where breaking Bad became a true cultural juggernaut. The consequences were enormous, the ratings for the seasons after Netflix were enormous. mad Men also received a big boost in its final seasons as the earlier seasons were available on Netflix. The Walking Dead also received an incredible boost from the Netflix effect, also helping to make it a major pop culture IP.

This new Netflix/AMC deal has an end date, with the “curated” series only being available for a year. However, if any of these series do better on AMC thanks to their Netflix presence? Then it wouldn’t be at all surprising to see this deal extended even further. Earlier this year, several AMC shows appeared on Max, but that was only meant to be a “pop-up” and not an indication that AMC and Max would collaborate in a larger sense. We’ll have to wait and see what the future holds for AMC and Netflix.