Taken TV Series to Leave Roku's Howdy Add-On on Nov. 30
The NBC prequel series remains available on Prime Video and Peacock after its departure from the ad-free Howdy service in the U.S.
The Taken TV prequel series is set to leave the Howdy add-on on Roku in the U.S. on Nov. 30, according to movieweb.com. Viewers who want to keep watching the series after that date can still stream it with a subscription on Prime Video and Peacock.
Howdy launched on Roku in 2025 as an ad-free service priced at $2.99 per month, offering more than 10,000 hours of programming. Taken is one of several titles scheduled to exit the add-on at the end of the month.
Other shows leaving Howdy at the same time include Hemlock Grove, Being Human, Hell on Wheels, Z Nation and Continuum.
Background
The Taken prequel premiered on NBC in 2017 and ran for two seasons and 26 episodes. Season 1 averaged 5.1 million viewers, while Season 2 averaged 2.8 million. On Rotten Tomatoes, the series holds a 32% critics score and a 64% audience score.
Quick answers
When is Taken leaving Roku's Howdy add-on?
The series leaves Howdy in the U.S. on Nov. 30.
Where can I still watch the Taken TV series?
It remains available with a subscription on Prime Video and Peacock.
Which other shows are leaving Howdy this month?
Hemlock Grove, Being Human, Hell on Wheels, Z Nation and Continuum are also leaving at the end of the month.