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NBC’s ‘The Hunting Party’ To Stream On Netflix As Licensing Push Continues

January 23, 2026

The Hunting Party David Astorga/NBC The Hunting Party fans will have another way to watch the crime drama after Netflix struck a deal with NBCUniversal. Last week, Netflix revealed that it was planning to expand the number of licensed titles it acquires and the Melissa Roxburgh-led show has become its latest such title to be added to the list following a surprise deal with Paramount for shows including Taylor Sheridan’s Mayor of Kingstown. The first season of The Hunting Party, which comes from creators JJ Bailey and Jake Coburn, will stream on Netflix from February 15.

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It was previously streaming exclusively on Peacock.
The second season premiered on NBC earlier this month and has a 13-episode order.
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Nick Wechsler, Patrick Sabongui, Josh McKenzie and Sara Garcia also star.
Watch on Deadline It comes from Universal Television with Bailey and Coburn exec producing alongside director Thor Freudenthal and writer Keto Shimizu.

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