With House leaving Peacock soon, fans are wondering where to continue watching the beloved show. The popular medical drama series starring Golden Globe-winning actor Hugh Laurie remains a fan favorite even years after its conclusion. Hence, many are eager to know if there are more options for streaming it online.
So, here’s everything we know about when House is leaving Peacock and where to stream it in the future.
When is House leaving Peacock and why?
Fox’s popular medical drama series House has recently made it to Peacock‘s “Leaving Soon” list. The platform has yet to announce an official date of its departure.
However, a Reddit post by a fan shared last week speculates that viewers will no longer be able to stream the show on Peacock from July 2025, as it is suggested to leave the platform by June 30.
Peacock has not released an official reason for removing House and other shows from its library this month. A possible reason behind the removal could be the expiration of streaming rights for the shows. It may also be a result of new inclusions within Peacock’s library as the platform adds new movies and shows every month.
Where to watch House after it leaves Peacock?
Fans can stream House on Hulu and Amazon Prime Video in the United States.
Hulu and Prime Video host all eight seasons of the medical drama, as per JustWatch. Fans can thus tune into these platforms after the show departs from Peacock. Additionally, both Hulu and Prime Video offer free trials for first-time subscribers. While Prime Video offers a 30-day trial, the length of Hulu’s free trial depends on the type of plan fans are willing to purchase. Fans can head over to Hulu’s official website for more information.
Created by David Shore, House, aka House, M.D., is a medical drama series that originally ran from 2004 to 2012, airing eight seasons. The show follows Dr. Gregory House, a cynical medical genius who can accurately diagnose even the most bizarre medical cases. One of the most beloved medical dramas in television history, House stars Hugh Laurie as the titular doctor, along with Robert Sean Leonard, Omar Epps, Jesse Spencer, Lisa Edelstein, and more.
