All Seasons of Bryan Cranston’s Gritty Crime Series Are Leaving Netflix 

Netflix subscribers have limited time left to watch one of Bryan Cranston‘s most acclaimed television projects. All three seasons of Sneaky Pete, the crime drama co-created by Cranston and David Shore, are scheduled to leave the streaming platform next month. It gives viewers a final opportunity to catch the critically praised series before it is removed from the service.

Bryan Cranston’s acclaimed crime series leaves Netflix soon

All three seasons of Bryan Cranston’s acclaimed crime drama Sneaky Pete will soon be leaving Netflix. According to What’s on Netflix, the series is scheduled to depart the streaming platform on July 10, 2026, giving subscribers a limited window to watch the show. 

Co-created by David Shore and Cranston, Sneaky Pete premiered on August 7, 2015, and concluded on May 10, 2019. The crime drama ran for three seasons and produced a total of 30 episodes. It follows Marius, a skilled con man, who is released from prison hoping to start over. However, his plans quickly unravel when a ruthless gangster from his past comes looking for him.

In a desperate attempt to stay hidden, he takes on the identity of his former cellmate, Pete, and reconnects with Pete’s estranged family. Unaware of his true identity, the family welcomes him into their lives.

But Marius soon discovers that they are dealing with secrets and complications of their own. As he tries to keep his true identity hidden, his new life becomes increasingly difficult to manage.

Giovanni Ribisi stars as Marius Josipović and Pete Murphy. The cast also includes Marin Ireland as Julia Bowman, Shane McRae as Taylor Bowman, Libe Barer as Carly Bowman, and Peter Gerety as Otto Bernhardt. 

The series was widely praised throughout its run and continues to be one of the popular crime dramas. On Rotten Tomatoes, Sneaky Pete holds an average 96 percent critics score and a 91 percent audience score. 

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