Netflix to Remove The Last Kingdom in December 2026
Netflix has opted not to renew the option to keep The Last Kingdom on its platform, with the series set to leave in December 2026.
Netflix will remove The Last Kingdom from its platform in December 2026, according to Collider. The streamer chose not to renew the option to keep the historical series on the service.
The Last Kingdom, based on the novels by Bernard Cornwell and starring Alexander Dreymon and Tobias Santelmann, aired its final season more than four years before the planned removal.
Netflix acquired distribution rights to The Last Kingdom in 2018, three years after the series debuted on BBC Two in the United Kingdom. Netflix began co-producing the show after Season 1.
The removal follows that of another Netflix title, The End of the F***ing World, which left the platform on November 5, 2026.
Departure follows earlier removals
The Last Kingdom joins a growing list of titles exiting Netflix, though the platform has continued to air historical dramas such as the Vikings spin-off Vikings: Valhalla between 2022 and 2024.
Quick answers
When is The Last Kingdom leaving Netflix?
The Last Kingdom will be removed from Netflix in December 2026.
Why is The Last Kingdom being removed from Netflix?
Netflix chose not to renew the option to keep The Last Kingdom on the platform, according to Collider.
Where did The Last Kingdom originally air?
The Last Kingdom originally debuted on BBC Two in the United Kingdom before Netflix acquired distribution rights in 2018.