When Is The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Leaving Netflix & Why?

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live follows Rick Grimes and Michonne as they try to find each other in another world. Aside from the original network, the series was also available to stream on Netflix. However, now it is all set to leave the platform. So, when is The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live leaving Netflix?

Here is everything you need to know about the post-apocalyptic horror drama’s departure from the platform.

Why is The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live leaving Netflix and when?

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live is leaving Netflix on August 19, 2025, likely due to the expiry of the license.

For the unversed, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live is a spin-off of the original The Walking Dead series. It is set after the conclusion of the show in 2022. The spin-off was added to Netflix in January of this year. However, after just a few months, it is slated to leave the streaming platform. The reason behind this departure is not announced, but it is likely due to the expiry of the license with AMC.

We have often seen many shows and films leave streaming platforms due to the expiration of their licenses. Licensed shows usually leave Netflix after a considerable time has passed following their last episode. While The Ones Who Live’s exact reason is not confirmed, license expiry can be perceived as the most valid reason.

As the series will leave Netflix on August 19, 2025, the last day to catch it is August 18, 2025. While The Ones Who Live will leave the platform, there are other The Walking Dead shows still available. According to the 2025 deal with AMC, all the seasons of the original The Walking Dead are available on Netflix. This also includes eight seasons of Fear the Walking Dead and the first seasons of Dead City and Daryl Dixon.

As The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live departs Netflix, fans can stream the series on AMC Plus. The platform also provides a 7-day free trial for viewers before charging for a subscription.