Netflix expands its AMC collection with 5 new series this December

Back in September 2025, AMC and Netflix announced that they had extended their streaming partnership, allowing even more AMC and AMC Studios shows to be available on the platform. Since then, we've seen series like Orphan Black, the spinoff Orphan Black: Echoes, Parish, This is Going to Hurt, NOS4A2, Soulmates, and many others join Netflix's library.

This December, the streaming giant is expanding its AMC collection even further by adding five more shows. In fact, a couple were just added, and subscribers can expect three more to eventually land on the platform throughout the month. We shared them all right below!

Brockmire

Brockmire is a comedy series that stars Hank Azaria as the titular Jim Brockmire, a once-famous Major League Baseball announcer trying to rebuild his career after a public meltdown. After a very public on-air breakdown and personal scandal, Brockmire’s professional and personal life spirals out of control, leaving him washed-up and struggling with alcoholism. Years later, he takes a job calling games for a small-town minor league team, hoping for a fresh start.

The cast is also made up of Amanda Peet, Tyrel Jackson Williams, J. K. Simmons, Tawny Newsome, Reina Hardesty, and others. All four seasons of Brockmire are available to watch on Netflix right now.

Dispatches from Elsewhere

Dispatches from Elsewhere is an anthology drama series conceived by and starring Jason Segel. It centers on a group of everyday individuals who unexpectedly discover a mysterious alternate reality game concealed in plain sight. As they pursue its clues, they are pulled into a strange, puzzle-laden world that bends reality. Besides Segel, the cast includes Andre Benjamin, Eve Lindley, Richard E. Grant, Sally Field, and many others. You can stream all 10 episodes of this show on Netflix right now.

61st Street

• Release date: Dec. 16, 2025

61st Street is a hard-hitting crime drama set in Chicago that doesn’t pull any punches. It follows Moses Johnson, a promising high school basketball star whose life gets turned upside down when he’s wrongly accused of a crime. Thrust into a corrupt and brutal legal system, Moses has to fight for his freedom while facing systemic racism, crooked cops, and a society ready to write him off.

Tosin Cole takes on the role of Moses, while Courtney B. Vance plays Moses's lawyer, Franklin Roberts. Also in the cast are Bentley Green, Holt McCallany, Aunjanue Ellis, Andrene Ward-Hammond, and Mark O'Brien.

Moonhaven

• Release date: Dec. 17, 2025

Moonhaven is a futuristic sci-fi series with crime, conspiracy, and high-stakes action, following a morally complex antihero as she navigates a utopian lunar colony while trying to save Earth’s last hope. The show follows Bella Sway, a daring lunar cargo pilot and smuggler who finds herself accused of a crime and stranded on Moonhaven, a massive lunar settlement built to solve the crises threatening Earth.

As Bella becomes entangled in a web of secrets and a dangerous conspiracy surrounding the colony’s advanced artificial intelligence, she must work with local detective Paul Serno to prevent catastrophic forces from destroying both Moonhaven and Earth. Emma McDonald stars as Bella, while Dominic Monaghan plays Paul.

Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale

• Release date: Dec. 26, 2025

Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale isn’t your cute, cutesy witch show. It’s set in a town where magic is real, witches live openly, and the illusion of peace can be shredded in an instant. Sarah Fenn, the town’s top witch, and her daughter Harper are thrown into chaos when a local teen dies under suspicious circumstances.

Suddenly, the town’s residents turn on them, fueled by fear, grief, and old prejudices. Friendships crumble, loyalties are tested, and a modern-day witch hunt explodes, showing just how fast a “perfect” community can descend into paranoia and vengeance. Elaine Cassidy, Hazel Doupe, Stephanie Levi-John, Amy De Bhrún, Valerie O'Connor, Kelly Campbell, and Stephen Lord star in this supernatural drama series.