Honestly, if you're looking for that specific itch that only a raspy-voiced Natasha Lyonne can scratch, you probably already know how hard it is to find a decent "case-of-the-week" show these days. Everything is a ten-hour movie now. But Rian Johnson's Poker Face actually respects your time. It’s got that 1970s Columbo energy where you see the murder happen first, and then you just wait for Charlie Cale to squint her eyes and mutter "Bullshit."
But finding where to watch Poker Face has become a bit of a moving target lately, especially with the news of its cancellation in late 2025. It’s a bummer, I know. But the good news is that both seasons—all 22 episodes of lie-detecting goodness—are still very much available if you know which digital corner to turn.
The Best Place to Stream Every Episode Right Now
If you are in the United States, there is no ambiguity here. Peacock is the exclusive home for Poker Face. Since it’s a Peacock Original, they aren't exactly sharing it with Netflix or Hulu anytime soon.
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You’ve basically got two choices on the platform:
- Peacock Premium: This is the one with ads. It’s usually around $7.99 a month. You’ll see some commercials, but you get the full run of Season 1 and Season 2.
- Peacock Premium Plus: This costs more (roughly $13.99), but it cuts out the ads. If you’re planning to binge-watch the "Escape from Shit Mountain" episode without being interrupted by a car insurance commercial, this is the way to go.
Funny enough, despite being "canceled" by the platform in November 2025, Peacock is still leaning heavily into the show for its library value. They know people are still discovering it. Rian Johnson has even been vocal about trying to shop a potential revival to other networks, but for now, your login belongs to the bird.
Watching From Outside the United States
International rights for this show are kind of a mess. It's not like a global Netflix release where everyone hits play at the same time. Depending on where you’re sitting, you might be looking at a totally different app.
In the UK, the show has historically lived on Sky Max and the streaming service NOW. If you have a NOW Entertainment membership, you're usually good to go. They’ve been pretty consistent about keeping both seasons in their "On Demand" section.
Australia is a different story. Stan secured the rights early on. If you're down under, that’s your primary destination. They have a 30-day free trial for new users, which is plenty of time to get through Charlie’s adventures in her 1969 Plymouth Barracuda.
Up in Canada, the show has shuffled around but settled on CBC Gem. The cool part? CBC Gem is technically free if you don't mind ads, making Canada one of the cheapest places to legally catch the series. They also have an ad-free "Premium" tier if you’re fancy.
Can You Buy It Instead?
Maybe you’re over the whole "renting your culture" thing and just want to own the damn show. I get it. Digital storefronts are still a solid option. You can find Poker Face for purchase on:
- Amazon Prime Video: You can buy individual episodes or full season sets.
- Apple TV / iTunes: Usually offers the best 4K quality if you’re a stickler for resolution.
- Fandango at Home (formerly Vudu): Another reliable spot for digital ownership.
Usually, a full season runs about $24.99. It’s a one-time hit, and you don’t have to worry about Peacock's corporate overlords deciding to "vault" the show for a tax write-off later.
What Happened to Season 3?
Here is the part that sucks. As of early 2026, there is no Season 3 in production. Peacock officially pulled the plug in November 2025.
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It wasn't because the show failed; the critics loved it and the guest stars were insane (think Chloë Sevigny, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Judith Light). The industry is just in a weird place where "prestige" procedurals are expensive to make. However, Rian Johnson is currently pitching the show to other streamers. There are rumors that Netflix might be interested since they already have a massive deal with Johnson for the Knives Out / Glass Onion movies. If that happens, the "where to watch" answer could change entirely by 2027.
Pro Tip for Travelers
If you’re traveling and find that your Peacock app won't load because you're in a country that doesn't support it, people usually turn to a VPN. Services like NordVPN or ExpressVPN allow you to set your location back to the US so you can access your paid subscription. Just a heads up—streaming services are getting better at blocking these, so it’s a bit of a cat-and-mouse game.
Quick Summary for the Busy Person
- USA: Peacock (Premium or Plus).
- UK: Sky Max / NOW.
- Canada: CBC Gem (often free).
- Australia: Stan.
- Everywhere else: Digital purchase via Amazon or Apple.
If you’re just starting, start with Season 1, Episode 1, "Dead Man's Hand." It sets the tone perfectly. By the time you get to the Season 2 finale, "The End of the Road," you'll be just as annoyed as the rest of us that there isn't more yet.
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To get started, check your current streaming subscriptions to see if you already have access to Peacock or CBC Gem. If not, the most cost-effective way to binge both seasons is a one-month "Premium" subscription to Peacock, which you can cancel immediately after finishing the finale.