Manifest Season 3 is Now streaming on Netflix!

UPDATE: Manifest season 3 is now streaming on Netflix! As the number of Manifest fans continues to grow, we’re more and more puzzled about why a renewal is taking so long to happen. All we can do while we wait, is re-watch the episodes to keep the series on top.

Something else fans of the show can do is introduce the series to a friend or two. That said, new fans of the show would like to know where to stream all three seasons. We previously shared that seasons 1 and 2 are streaming on Netflix, but season 3 is on Hulu as well as NBC’s Peacock.

When is Manifest season 3 going to stream on Netflix? The wait is killing us! Hang tight!

And that season 3 finale does not help. We all have so many unanswered questions!

How Many Episodes Of Manifest Were Available To Stream On Netflix?

✖ Manifest Season 3 was released on Netflix, meaning all 42 episodes of the supernatural drama are available to stream. Manifest was canceled in June, just before the first two seasons were added to Netflix and it has been dominating the streaming service’s charts ever since. After earning consistently low ratings when Season 3 aired between April and June, NBC canceled the show, disappointing Manifest’s die-hard fan base and its creator, Jeff Rake, who envisioned six seasons.

On Aug. 18, Deadline reported that Warner Bros. TV was now in the home stretch of talks with the streamer. Warner Bros. TV seems more confident this time since the studio did not start talks with the show’s stars about contract extensions in June. One of the sticking points during the June talks was international distribution.

Netflix only has streaming rights for Manifest Seasons 1 and 2. However, the success of Manifest was too great for Netflix to ignore. In addition, Netflix previously worked out a successful deal with Warner Bros. TV for Lucifer, which started life on Fox before moving to Netflix when it was canceled.

When the plane lands, over five and a half years have passed for the outside world, but not for the passengers, who then try to solve the mystery and put their lives together. The main cast features Melissa Roxburgh, Josh Dallas, Athena Karkanis, J.R. Ramirez, Luna Blaise, Jack Messina, Parveen Kaur, Matt Long, and Holly Taylor.