Is A.P. Bio on Netflix?

A.P. Bio is one of the most amusing shows on the small screen, and it’s no surprise that many Netflix subscribers are curious to learn if they can get in on all of the laughs by being able to stream the comedy series starring Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia‘s own Glenn Howerton.

The story for A.P. Bio follows Howerton’s character, a Harvard philosophy teacher forced to return to his hometown and teach the titular subject to a group of misfit high school students. Along with Howerton, the cast of the series is filled with A-list comedic talent, including Paula Pell, Patton Oswalt, Lyric Lewis, Mary Sohn and Jean Villepique.

The series officially launched on March 1, 2018, and then was renewed for a second season that same month. The follow-up aired the next year and then was canceled a few months later. But it was decided to send the series to Peacock to aid the then-fledgling streamer as it enters the crowded battlefield of the streaming wars. After the third season came out, it was again renewed for a fourth run, which debuted on Sept. 2, 2021.

Fans have four seasons consisting of 42 entries of side-splitting high school shenanigans to enjoy from the well-crafted comedy series, and it’s no surprise that several of them want to know if A.P. Bio occupies a place on the stacked Netflix roster.

Is A.P. Bio available on Netflix?

There are undoubtedly many laughs and lessons to be had when watching the comedy series, and Netflix subscribers would be wise not to be late for class. But unfortunately, they are unable to enroll in A.P. Bio because the show is not available on the streamer.

There are plenty of other great comedies available on the streamer, and many people looking to check out A.P. Bio are sure to find them utterly hilarious. Some of these exceptional titles of the laugh-out-loud variety Paradise PD, Space Force, Arrested Development and Big Mouth, just to name a few.

Where you can stream A.P. Bio

Fans can stream A.P. Bio on Peacock. Episodes of the former NBC show are also readily available on VOD services such as Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Vudu, YouTube and Google Play.