By the VPN Super Team. Last checked August 19, 2026.

No. The Chosen isn't streaming on Netflix anywhere right now, including the US. Season 1 had a run there, but Netflix pulled it in November 2024, and nothing from the show has been back on the service since.

Go look at Netflix's own page for the show (netflix.com/title/81622757) and you'll see it firsthand. It currently reads: “Oh no! This title currently isn't available to watch in your country.” That's not a glitch on Netflix's end. It's Netflix confirming what the removal already told us.

If you came here expecting to find it on Netflix, you're not the only one asking. The Chosen is an independently produced drama about the life of Jesus, told across multiple seasons, and it built a large audience well before Netflix ever carried it. The show didn't just disappear when it left Netflix, though. It kept going, season after season, just never back on that service. Here's where it actually lives now, and why it moves around so much.

Where can you watch each season of The Chosen?

Quick decision: want to start from the beginning? The Chosen App has every earlier season available now, no subscription needed. Want Season 6 specifically, before it reaches the free platforms? You'll need a Prime Video subscription during its exclusive window.

One caveat: streaming windows for independently distributed shows like this one shift more often than a typical Netflix Original's. Treat the dates above as current as of this check, and confirm inside The Chosen App or on Prime Video before you commit to a plan around a specific date.

Why isn't The Chosen on Netflix anymore?

The short answer: it was never Netflix's show to keep. The Chosen is funded and distributed by Angel Studios through what they call a “pay it forward” model. Viewers can stream it at no cost, and the money for future seasons comes from whoever chooses to contribute, not from a licensing fee Netflix pays for exclusivity.

That's a different arrangement from a Netflix Original, which Netflix owns and controls indefinitely. Angel Studios is free to place individual seasons wherever makes sense: its own free app most of the time, and short paid-exclusive windows on other platforms (Prime Video, in Season 6's case) when it helps fund the next season. Netflix's 14-month run with Season 1 was one of those arrangements, not a permanent home.

How can you keep your streaming accounts private while you watch?

A VPN doesn't change what The Chosen App, BYUtv, or Prime Video will show you. It doesn't add access to a title that isn't licensed for streaming in your country, and VPN Super won't claim otherwise. What a VPN does help with is privacy on the connection itself.

Say you've got a Prime Video subscription and you're planning to catch Season 6 on a work trip, using hotel Wi-Fi or an airport network. Anyone else on that network has a technical route to snoop on unencrypted traffic. A streaming VPN encrypts your connection, so your account activity (logins, what you're watching, your session) stays private from other people nearby. It also helps if your home ISP throttles video traffic during peak hours, since a VPN connection can prevent that specific kind of throttling from kicking in.