Is Power on Netflix? All Six Seasons and 63 Episodes Landed in the U.S. on Nov. 9, but Ghost, Raising Kanan and Force Did Not: What the Deal Covers, Where the Spinoffs Stream, How Long the Binge Takes and the Plan I Would Use

Some shows spend years being the thing everybody else already watched. Then one Monday they land on a new service, a whole second audience walks in, and somebody asks the question that sells a show better than any trailer: wait, what is this?

That is the week Power is having. All six seasons of the Starz crime drama, 63 episodes in all, began streaming on Netflix in the U.S. on Monday, Nov. 9, 2026. If you came here asking whether it is really on Netflix, whether the spinoffs came along and how much of your life it will take, the short answer is above and the long one is below.

A note on what this is. I have not watched all 63 episodes for this story, so it is not a review. It is a guide built from the deal announcements, the reporting around them and the public record of the series. Wherever I give a plan, a verdict or an opinion, I say so.

What exactly landed on Netflix?

Netflix announced the move on July 27, 2026, saying the series would premiere on the service in November. The deal comes from Lionsgate Television, which ComingSoon describes as a non-exclusive arrangement. That is why Power now lives on both Netflix and Starz in the U.S., as TheWrap put it when the news broke.

If you are new to it, here is the background. Power was created by Courtney A. Kemp, with Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson as an executive producer. It premiered on Starz in 2014 and wrapped its six-season run in 2020. For much of the streaming era its subscription home outside Starz was Hulu, where What’s on Netflix says it had been licensed since 2017. That arrangement ended with the Netflix move.

Is the whole Power universe on Netflix?

This is where people get tripped up, so I will be blunt. In the U.S., no. Only the original series came over. Here is where each piece lives, based on the deal reporting.

Why is Canada missing? What’s on Netflix reports that it is excluded from the international rollout because the franchise already streams there on Starz through Bell Media.

How long does Power take to watch?

Season 1 has eight episodes, seasons 2 through 5 have ten each, and the sixth and final season has fifteen, per TV Insider. That adds up to 63. A CompareTV listing shows episodes of about 50 minutes, so the full run comes to roughly 52 and a half hours. That is a rounded figure, not a stopwatch count.

Here is what that looks like at three paces, using my own arithmetic.

What is Power about, without spoilers?

James “Ghost” St. Patrick, played by Omari Hardwick, runs a nightclub in New York and wants out of the drug trade that built his life. The trouble is that his past keeps showing up at the door. That tug between the man he wants to be and the one he has been is the engine of the whole series.

Around him are Joseph Sikora as Tommy Egan, Naturi Naughton as Tasha St. Patrick, Lela Loren as Angela Valdes and 50 Cent as Kanan Stark. Collider’s November binge list called it the most exciting arrival of the month and listed it at 81% on Rotten Tomatoes and 8.1 on IMDb.

FandomWire pitched it as a rival to Breaking Bad because both are about a man living two lives. As a hook, I get it. But I would rather judge a show by whether it earns the next 60 hours than by its famous cousin.

My three-week plan

This is my plan, not a rule, and it is built from the episode counts above. Three episodes a night, seven nights a week.

What I think the deal really means

Here is my read, and it is an opinion. A non-exclusive deal that moves only the first show means Netflix gets a big, finished library title that works as a front door, while Starz keeps the spinoffs and the new shows as the reason to stay. Nobody gives up the house. Everybody opens a window.

There is a fair counterargument. Some will say putting the flagship on a bigger platform risks sending Starz subscribers out the door. I understand the worry. But the deal’s shape, with the original on both services and the rest still on Starz in the U.S., looks designed to turn Netflix viewers into curious Starz customers, not the reverse. That part is my interpretation, not something either company has said.

The best outcome for viewers is simple. More people start at the beginning, and a show that ended in 2020 gets a second life.

My verdict

My verdict: start it, and give season 1 its eight episodes before you decide anything. A show that has lasted this long on streaming has earned an audition. It has not earned your next three weeks until it wins one.

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