Every one of the 36 episodes of Peaky Blinders is streaming on Netflix in the United States, all six seasons of the Birmingham gangster saga that ended its television run in April 2022. Netflix’s title page lists the full six seasons, and the company has confirmed the story is not finished: two more six-episode seasons are coming.
There is no new season to explain any fresh interest in the show. Netflix’s most recent US top 10 for television, covering October 26 to November 1, does not include it. What viewers do have is a complete back catalog, a feature film and a follow-up series set in the 1950s, with no premiere date on Netflix’s page.
What is on the service now
Netflix describes the series as the story of “a notorious gang in 1919 Birmingham, England,” led by Cillian Murphy’s Tommy Shelby. It began on the BBC in September 2013, moved from BBC Two to BBC One for its last two runs, and reached American viewers through a 2014 Netflix deal for US rights.
The film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, which picks up the story during World War II, opened in theaters on March 6, 2026, and landed on Netflix two weeks later on March 20. It went on to top the service’s weekly film list.
How long it takes to watch all six seasons
The first season is the easiest to measure, because Netflix prints each runtime. Its six episodes run 57, 58, 55, 58, 56 and 54 minutes, which adds up to 338 minutes, or 5 hours and 38 minutes.
The whole series is harder to pin down, since episodes range from 55 to 83 minutes across the run. Thirty-six episodes at the low end comes to 33 hours. At the high end it comes to just under 50 hours. The true figure sits between those two numbers, and a realistic plan is one episode a night.
The sequel is the next real event
Creator Steven Knight is writing a follow-up set about a decade after World War II, as Birmingham rebuilds from the bombing raids. Jamie Bell plays Tommy’s son Duke Shelby and Charlie Heaton plays his younger son Charles. Netflix and the BBC have also cast Conleth Hill, Lashana Lynch, Jessica Brown Findlay and Lucy Karczewski, while Ned Dennehy and Packy Lee return as Charlie Strong and Johnny Dogs.
“The new generation of Shelbys have taken the wheel, and it will be a hell of a ride,” Knight said in Netflix’s announcement. Murphy is an executive producer.
The deal itself is a small lesson in how British television reaches Americans. Kudos and Garrison Drama are making the show for the BBC in the UK and for Netflix everywhere else, so US viewers will get it from the same place they can watch the original now.
Principal photography began in March 2026, with cameras in and around Digbeth Loc. Studios in Birmingham. Anyone starting the original tonight and watching one episode a night would finish all 36 on December 14.
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