From expands to more Netflix countries in November 2026, but season 4 remains missing

The horror and sci-fi series From, originally produced for MGM+, will expand its presence on Netflix starting Monday, November 24, 2026. Just days after its debut in the United States, the platform's international catalog will add the series in several countries, in many cases for the first time.

Since its arrival on Netflix, From has consistently remained among the top ten most-watched titles in the United States. In fact, the first season reached number 7 on Netflix's global ranking of English-language series between October 19 and 25, with 2.9 million views and 24.3 million hours watched.

Netflix's interest in the series is no coincidence: the platform is currently working with the same production team on Scooby-Doo: Origins, a live-action series scheduled for 2027.

However, there is an important caveat for subscribers: only the first three seasons of From are available on Netflix for now. Season 4, which concluded on MGM+ earlier this year, has not yet reached the platform.

In which Netflix countries does From premiere on November 24?

According to available information, From will arrive in several Netflix regions starting November 24, 2026, including:

  • United Kingdom
  • Canada
  • France
  • Netherlands
  • Italy
  • Sweden
  • India
  • Belgium

This is not a global expansion. At the moment, there are no indications that the series will arrive on Netflix in Australia, Germany, Spain, or Latin America, although it is recommended to check local catalogs for any changes.

For most of these territories, this will be the first time From is available on Netflix. Conversely, countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium, Hungary, Poland, Sweden, and the Netflix MENA region already had the first season after its arrival in April 2024, before it left the catalog, so for those subscribers, it is a return.

The path of From to Netflix has been particularly bumpy. When the series was announced in 2021, Netflix planned to distribute it as a Netflix Original outside the United States, a plan that never materialized. Five years later, the series is finally achieving something similar to the global launch that was originally intended for it.

Will season 4 of From arrive on Netflix?

Neither Netflix nor Amazon MGM Studios have made public statements regarding a possible arrival of season 4 on the platform, so any forecast at this point is speculative.

Everything points to the fact that it could arrive at some point, although not immediately, and there are several reasons that explain this potential delay.

MGM+ needs to maintain its appeal

From is the most-watched series in the history of MGM+ and, likely, the main reason why many users subscribe to the service. Placing the first three seasons on Netflix acts as a great promotional showcase. If all four seasons were available, those who wanted to catch up before the final season would no longer need to subscribe to MGM+. Retaining the most recent season maintains that incentive, which is likely part of the strategy.

A common pattern in content licensing

It is common for series owners to retain the most recent season when the show is still airing on its original platform. Amazon MGM has been particularly cautious with what it licenses to Netflix in recent years, and many of its licensing agreements have been partial or temporary.

The season 5 schedule could be key

Season 5 of From is currently filming in Halifax and is scheduled to finish production on November 27, 2026, ahead of its premiere on MGM+ in 2027. If Amazon MGM uses Netflix as a promotional tool for the final season, the most logical time to add season 4 would be shortly before the premiere of season 5, which would allow Netflix viewers to catch up just in time.

Possible scenarios for the arrival of season 4

There are three reasonable scenarios for when season 4 could be added to Netflix:

  1. Early to mid-2027, before the premiere of season 5. This is the most likely scenario: season 4 would be added as a final promotional push before the premiere of the final episodes on MGM+.
  2. After season 5 concludes. Amazon MGM could choose to retain all the most recent content until the series concludes completely and license it as a single package, which could place the arrival of seasons 4 and 5 in 2028 or later.
  3. That it never arrives under this agreement. The current Netflix contract for seasons 1 to 3 is for a limited time, and there is a real possibility that it will expire before season 4 is added. The case of Fargo serves as an example, as its most recent seasons never reached Netflix before the previous ones left the catalog.

For the moment, there is no official confirmation regarding the arrival of season 4 of From on Netflix, nor about the date when the current seasons might leave the catalog.

Frequently asked questions about From on Netflix

When does From arrive in more Netflix countries?

From will premiere in new Netflix regions, such as the United Kingdom, Canada, France, the Netherlands, Italy, Sweden, India, and Belgium, starting November 24, 2026.

Is season 4 of From available on Netflix?

No. For now, Netflix only has the first three seasons of From. Season 4, which finished on MGM+ in early 2026, is not part of the current catalog.

Why is season 4 of From not on Netflix?

There is no official explanation, but everything points to Amazon MGM retaining the most recent season to continue incentivizing subscriptions to MGM+, where the series continues to air.

When does season 5 of From premiere?

Season 5 of From is currently filming in Halifax, with recording scheduled until November 27, 2026, and its premiere on MGM+ is expected in 2027.

Is this the first time From is available in these Netflix countries?

For most of the new territories, yes, it will be the first time. However, countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium, Hungary, Poland, Sweden, and the MENA region already had the first season in 2024 before it left the catalog.

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