House limping into an exam room, cane thudding on the floor, eyes flicking over a chart before he skewers a patient with, “Everybody lies.” If that image lives rent-free in your head, you are not alone. More than a decade after its finale, House M.D. is still one of TV’s most rewatchable medical dramas, blending grisly cases with one of the most iconic TV antiheroes ever.

For viewers, the big question in 2026 is simple: is House finally on Netflix, or do you need to look elsewhere to stream it?

If you are in the United States, House is not currently available on Netflix’s U.S. library in 2026, despite some international regions briefly getting it. A Reddit thread from fans notes that while Netflix picked up the series in various countries, the U.S. and U.K. regions were specifically left out, directing viewers instead to other platforms.

More recent guides to new Netflix releases in 2026 also make no mention of House joining the catalog, focusing instead on fresh originals and movies. So if you open Netflix in the U.S. and search for Princeton–Plainsboro’s favorite misanthropic diagnostician, you’ll come up empty. That doesn’t mean the show is hard to find.

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Though  it just means you have to leave Netflix’s red “N” behind and click into a different app to get your diagnostic drama fix.

The good news: the long-running House is very easy to stream legally in the U.S. All eight seasons are currently available on Amazon Prime Video, Peacock, and Hulu, giving you multiple options depending on which subscriptions you already have. Good Housekeeping and Entertainment Weekly both confirm that Prime Video carries the full series, while Peacock also has every episode under NBCUniversal’s umbrella.

On top of that, Hulu added all eight seasons, making it the third major streamer with the complete run. If you had rather own episodes, you can buy or rent seasons through digital stores like Apple TV, Google Play, or Vudu. For now, then, the prescription for U.S. viewers is clear: skip Netflix, and head to Prime Video, Peacock, or Hulu for your next binge with Dr. House.

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Prime, Peacock or Hulu, on which platform will you bingeing House M.D on? Let us know in the comments.