The end of an era is approaching: Office I will leave Go to Peacock on January 1st on Netflix and exclusively on NBC Universal’s streaming service. Peacock confirmed the release date today is January 1st and explained how viewers can watch all 201 episodes of the show. The first two seasons are free, but seasons 3 to 9 require a paid subscription. Visitors can pay 99 4.99 per month with ads or 99 9.99 per month without ads.
Peacock creates a whole experience around the event, which will be an important part of the service and will encourage many more to subscribe. Subscribers can view behind-the-scenes footage, bloopers and interviews, as well as additional content such as compiled collections.
The loss was a huge one for Netflix, although the company knew the date was coming. Show Considered one of its most popular, with over 52 billion minutes viewed in 2018, 3 percent of all Netflix minutes viewed in the United States The The Wall Street Journal.
Because Netflix is losing a lot of these comfort watches Friends Last year, its subscriber had to rely on its internal content to maintain the site, and may continue to show due to higher fees. It is already routinely excluding content, which provided a major benefit in 2020 when most video shoots were sidelined by the COVID-19 epidemic. But now, Netflix is entering the new year with the loss of a big show and the backlink of content for the shooting and production of the service. It could take an approximate year or two, depending on when filming resumes and how well its competitors can produce their content.
(Disclosure: Comcast, who owns NBC Universal, is also an investor in Vox Media, On the edgeParent company.)