Is Barry on Netflix?

The critically acclaimed dark comedy Barry has been hailed by many to be a must-watch affair, and it’s not a surprise Netflix subscribers are most definitely curious as to whether or not they can watch the hype-worthy, award-winning series.

In an era where there are numerous antihero stories out there, it can be difficult to find one that offers viewers something refreshingly engaging. Thankfully, the series Barry does so brilliantly with a solid story that is about a depressed, low-level, ex-Marine turned hitman that stumbles onto the acting scene within the world of LA community theater. The end result is an intriguing tale that will keep people incredibly entertained from start to finish.

There are many reasons that Barry exceeds all expectations, especially the writing, humor, and well-crafted characters. But what really puts the show over the top are its exemplary performances from its excellent cast, which includes 2-time Emmy Award winner Bill Hader, Emmy Award winner Henry Winkler, Emmy nominee Stephen Root, Emmy Award nominee Sarah Goldberg, and Emmy Award nominee Anthony Carrigan.

Each season of the series has amazing scores on Rotten Tomatoes, and it’s no surprise the series has resonated so well with viewers and critics alike. To see if Netflix subscribers can enjoy Barry, keep reading!

Is Barry available on Netflix?

Subscribers could probably find all sorts of killers, hitmen, and assassins in so many titles readily available on the streamer right now. But unfortunately, Barry isn’t one of them, and the series is not available on Netflix.

Alternatives for fans that are available now on Netflix as far as movies go include Savages, The Guilty, and I Care A Lot. When it comes to TV shows from the gripping genre, there are Peaky Blinders, Money Heist, and Better Call Saul, just to name a few.

Where you can stream Barry season 3

Barry is exclusively available for subscribers to HBO Max. Two full seasons are ready to binge, and episodes of season 3 are airing on Sundays at 10 p.m. ET.

You can check out the trailer below:

Are you watching Barry?