Netflix licenses 20 Paramount shows, including a Taylor Sheridan series

So, you’re a fan of Paramount+ shows and wondering where to catch them next? Well, Netflix has some exciting news for you! They’ve licensed a whopping 20 Paramount shows, one of them being a Taylor Sheridan series. Isn’t that cool?

According to Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos, these shows are brand new to Netflix worldwide. Initially, they’ll be available on Netflix U.S., but there’s talk of expanding the deal to international locations, which is great news for fans across the globe.

If you’re in Canada, you might remember that Netflix added some Paramount+ shows back in 2025. Remember 1883, the first season of 1923, and the first four seasons of Yellowstone? People loved them so much that they ended up getting Paramount+ just to finish watching. And get this: a Taylor Sheridan show on another U.S. streamer? Yep, that’s a first!

Which Taylor Sheridan show will be making its way to Netflix in 2026? It’s Mayor of Kingstown! This series recently got renewed for its fifth and final season on Paramount+. Ratings weren’t as strong as expected, so the show was facing cancellation. But with a new home on Netflix, maybe it’ll get the boost it deserves.

Now, it’s important to note that this is a licensing deal, not an exclusive move. Mayor of Kingstown will still be available on Paramount+, so fans can watch it there too. As for how many seasons will head to Netflix, it’s still up in the air. But if it’s anything like the Canada deal, we might be looking at the first three seasons on Netflix.

But wait, there’s more! Other Paramount shows are also on their way to Netflix. Matlock and SEAL Team will be hitting the streaming platform for the first time ever. And don’t worry, Matlock fans, it’s not quite a reboot—it’s a fresh take on the classic series that might just secure a third season renewal for CBS.

We’re eagerly waiting for the full list of 20 Paramount shows coming to Netflix. Fingers crossed for shows like FROM and Yellowstone to join the mix. And who knows, maybe some Paramount-owned CBS shows will also make an appearance to boost viewership. Exciting times ahead for streamers!