Netflix is ready so as to add 11.22.63, the acclaimed sci-fi present tailored from Stephen King’s bestselling novel, to its streaming library subsequent 12 months. The eight-episode sequence, which initially debuted to robust vital reception, facilities on a time-travel mission tied to one of the crucial essential moments in American historical past.
11.22.63 arriving on Netflix subsequent 12 months
Netflix is ready to broaden its library of sci-fi reveals with the addition of 11.22.63, the acclaimed restricted sequence based mostly on Stephen King’s bestselling novel.
In line with What’s On Netflix, the eight-episode occasion sequence will start streaming on the platform on January 7, 2026, providing viewers one other alternative to rewatch the time-travel thriller practically a decade after its unique debut. Initially produced as a Hulu Authentic, 11.22.63 premiered on February 15 and concluded on April 4 the identical 12 months. It was met with largely favorable opinions on the time of its launch.
James Franco leads the solid as Jake Epping, a high-school instructor whose atypical life is upended when he discovers a portal that enables journey again to the early Sixties. Guided by his good friend Al Templeton, portrayed by Chris Cooper, Jake is tasked with an bold and harmful mission: stopping the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963. Nonetheless, his makes an attempt to alter historical past are met with resistance. Because the previous itself pushes again in opposition to interference, Jake finds himself in growing hazard.
The solid additionally consists of Sarah Gadon as Sadie Dunhill, Lucy Fry as Marina Oswald, and George MacKay as Invoice Turcotte. The present is produced by Joseph Boccia and James Franco. In the meantime, King, Kevin Macdonald, Bryan Burk, Bridget Carpenter, and J. J. Abrams serves as government producers.
11.22.63 at the moment holds an 83% critics rating and an 88% viewers rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Its transfer to Netflix is predicted to broaden its attain and renew curiosity in adaptation of King’s work.
