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A programme guide where the channels are platforms and the time slots are years. Each block is one series, running from the year it first went online to the year it ended — or off the edge of the grid if it is still going.

Scroll sideways to travel through time. Blocks are coloured by main genre; a dotted right edge means the show is still running.

Skip to the timeline as a table
Netflix 39 shows
Apple TV 15 shows
Hulu 8 shows
YouTube 8 shows
HBO Max 6 shows
BBC Three 6 shows
Disney+ 5 shows
Paramount+ 5 shows
ITVX 3 shows
Peacock 2 shows
DC Universe 2 shows
Yahoo Screen 1 show
Crackle 1 show
Vimeo 1 show
Funny or Die 1 show
The timeline as a table (120 shows)
Online originals by platform, with the years each one ran online
PlatformShowOnline runOriginStatus
NetflixLilyhammer2012–2014Streaming originalCancelled
NetflixHouse of Cards2013–2018Streaming originalEnded
NetflixArrested Development2013–2019Rescued by streamingEnded
NetflixOrange Is the New Black2013–2019Streaming originalEnded
NetflixBoJack Horseman2014–2020Streaming originalEnded
NetflixNarcos2015–2017Streaming originalEnded
NetflixSense82015–2018Streaming originalCancelled
NetflixGilmore Girls2016Rescued by streamingLimited series
NetflixThe Get Down2016–2017Streaming originalCancelled
NetflixLovesick2016–2018Rescued by streamingEnded
NetflixThe Crown2016–2023Streaming originalEnded
NetflixStranger Things2016–2025Streaming originalEnded
NetflixBlack Mirror2016–presentRescued by streamingReturning
NetflixMindhunter2017–2019Streaming originalEnded
NetflixDark2017–2020Streaming originalEnded
NetflixOzark2017–2022Streaming originalEnded
NetflixThe Last Kingdom2018–2022Rescued by streamingEnded
NetflixLucifer2019–2021Rescued by streamingEnded
NetflixMoney Heist2019–2021Rescued by streamingEnded
NetflixAfter Life2019–2022Streaming originalEnded
NetflixSex Education2019–2023Streaming originalEnded
NetflixTop Boy2019–2023Rescued by streamingEnded
NetflixYou2019–2025Rescued by streamingEnded
NetflixThe Queen's Gambit2020Streaming originalLimited series
NetflixBridgerton2020–presentStreaming originalReturning
NetflixCowboy Bebop2021Streaming originalCancelled
NetflixArcane2021–2024Streaming originalEnded
NetflixSquid Game2021–2025Streaming originalEnded
NetflixLupin2021–presentStreaming originalReturning
Netflix18992022Streaming originalCancelled
NetflixManifest2022–2023Rescued by streamingEnded
NetflixHeartstopper2022–2026Streaming originalEnded
NetflixWednesday2022–presentStreaming originalReturning
NetflixBeef2023–presentStreaming originalFuture unclear
NetflixBaby Reindeer2024Streaming originalLimited series
NetflixGirls5eva2024Rescued by streamingCancelled
NetflixKaos2024Streaming originalCancelled
NetflixThe Gentlemen2024–presentStreaming originalReturning
NetflixAdolescence2025Streaming originalLimited series
Amazon Prime VideoAlpha House2013–2014Streaming originalCancelled
Amazon Prime VideoRipper Street2014–2016Rescued by streamingEnded
Amazon Prime VideoMozart in the Jungle2014–2018Streaming originalCancelled
Amazon Prime VideoTransparent2014–2019Streaming originalEnded
Amazon Prime VideoBosch2014–2021Streaming originalEnded
Amazon Prime VideoThe Man in the High Castle2015–2019Streaming originalEnded
Amazon Prime VideoThe Grand Tour2016–presentStreaming originalFuture unclear
Amazon Prime VideoThe Marvelous Mrs. Maisel2017–2023Streaming originalEnded
Amazon Prime VideoThe Expanse2019–2022Rescued by streamingEnded
Amazon Prime VideoGood Omens2019–2026Streaming originalEnded
Amazon Prime VideoThe Boys2019–2026Streaming originalEnded
Amazon Prime VideoClarkson's Farm2021–presentStreaming originalReturning
Amazon Prime VideoInvincible2021–presentStreaming originalReturning
Amazon Prime VideoReacher2022–presentStreaming originalReturning
Amazon Prime VideoThe Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power2022–presentStreaming originalReturning
Amazon Prime VideoFallout2024–presentStreaming originalReturning
Apple TVDickinson2019–2021Streaming originalEnded
Apple TVFor All Mankind2019–presentStreaming originalReturning
Apple TVThe Morning Show2019–presentStreaming originalReturning
Apple TVTed Lasso2020–presentStreaming originalReturning
Apple TVTrying2020–presentStreaming originalFuture unclear
Apple TVShantaram2022Streaming originalCancelled
Apple TVBad Sisters2022–presentStreaming originalFuture unclear
Apple TVPachinko2022–presentStreaming originalFuture unclear
Apple TVSeverance2022–presentStreaming originalReturning
Apple TVSlow Horses2022–presentStreaming originalReturning
Apple TVHello Tomorrow!2023–presentStreaming originalFuture unclear
Apple TVHijack2023–presentStreaming originalFuture unclear
Apple TVShrinking2023–presentStreaming originalReturning
Apple TVSilo2023–presentStreaming originalReturning
Apple TVThe Studio2025–presentStreaming originalReturning
HuluThe Mindy Project2015–2017Rescued by streamingEnded
HuluThe Handmaid's Tale2017–2025Streaming originalEnded
HuluVeronica Mars2019Rescued by streamingEnded
HuluPEN152019–2021Streaming originalEnded
HuluReservation Dogs2021–2023Streaming originalEnded
HuluOnly Murders in the Building2021–presentStreaming originalReturning
HuluThe Bear2022–2026Streaming originalEnded
HuluFuturama2023–presentRescued by streamingReturning
YouTubePeople Just Do Nothing2010–2018Web series → TVEnded
YouTubeBroad City2010–2019Web series → TVEnded
YouTubeInsecure2011–2021Web series → TVEnded
YouTubeLetterkenny2013–2023Web series → TVEnded
YouTubeCobra Kai2018–2025Streaming originalEnded
YouTubeDreaming Whilst Black2018–presentWeb series → TVFuture unclear
YouTubeWayne2019Streaming originalCancelled
YouTubeHazbin Hotel2019–presentWeb series → TVReturning
HBO MaxSearch Party2020–2022Rescued by streamingEnded
HBO MaxStation Eleven2021–2022Streaming originalLimited series
HBO MaxHacks2021–2026Streaming originalEnded
HBO MaxOur Flag Means Death2022–2023Streaming originalCancelled
HBO MaxPeacemaker2022–2025Streaming originalEnded
HBO MaxThe Pitt2025–presentStreaming originalReturning
BBC ThreeThirteen2016Online-first UKLimited series
BBC ThreeFleabag2016–2019Online-first UKEnded
BBC ThreeThis Country2017–2020Online-first UKEnded
BBC ThreeMan Like Mobeen2017–2025Online-first UKEnded
BBC ThreeNormal People2020Online-first UKLimited series
BBC ThreeStarstruck2021–2023Online-first UKEnded
Disney+The Mandalorian2019–presentStreaming originalFuture unclear
Disney+Star Wars: The Clone Wars2020Rescued by streamingEnded
Disney+WandaVision2021Streaming originalLimited series
Disney+Loki2021–presentStreaming originalFuture unclear
Disney+Andor2022–2025Streaming originalEnded
Paramount+The Good Fight2017–2022Streaming originalEnded
Paramount+Star Trek: Discovery2017–2024Streaming originalEnded
Paramount+Star Trek: Picard2020–2023Streaming originalEnded
Paramount+Star Trek: Strange New Worlds2022–presentStreaming originalReturning
Paramount+Tulsa King2022–presentStreaming originalReturning
ITVXA Spy Among Friends2022Online-first UKLimited series
ITVXLitvinenko2022Online-first UKLimited series
ITVXNolly2023Online-first UKLimited series
PeacockMrs. Davis2023Streaming originalLimited series
PeacockPoker Face2023–2025Streaming originalCancelled
DC UniverseDoom Patrol2019–2023Streaming originalEnded
DC UniverseYoung Justice2019–presentRescued by streamingFuture unclear
Yahoo ScreenCommunity2015Rescued by streamingEnded
CrackleComedians in Cars Getting Coffee2012–presentWeb series → TVFuture unclear
VimeoHigh Maintenance2012–2020Web series → TVEnded
Funny or DieDrunk History2007–presentWeb series → TVReturning
Other websitesChildrens Hospital2008–2016Web series → TVEnded

Key dates in the history of online originals

  1. Rox goes online

    An episode of an Indiana public-access show becomes the first programme distributed via the web.

    Source: Wikipedia: Web series

  2. BBC Three launches

    The BBC's youth-focused digital channel goes on air.

    Source: Wikipedia: BBC Three

  3. Vimeo opens to the public

    The CollegeHumor side project launches as a video-sharing site.

    Source: Wikipedia: Vimeo

  4. Amazon Unbox launches

    Amazon's video service debuts in the United States under its first name.

    Source: Wikipedia: Amazon Prime Video

  5. Streaming switched on

    Netflix launches its streaming service, initially called Watch Now, alongside its DVD rentals.

    Source: Wikipedia: Netflix

  6. Funny or Die launches

    The site goes live with Will Ferrell's sketch The Landlord.

    Source: Wikipedia: Funny or Die

  7. Grouper becomes Crackle

    Sony rebrands its video start-up as a network and studio.

    Source: Wikipedia: Crackle (service)

  8. Hulu opens to the public

    The joint venture's streaming site launches for everyone in the United States.

    Source: Wikipedia: Hulu

  9. ITV's catch-up service launches

    ITV Player, later renamed ITV Hub, begins offering programmes online.

    Source: Wikipedia: ITVX

  10. Childrens Hospital premieres on TheWB.com

    Rob Corddry's parody debuts as ten short web episodes.

    Source: Wikipedia: Childrens Hospital

  11. The Morning After debuts

    Hulu's first in-house production, a pop-culture news show, begins streaming.

    Source: Wikipedia: Hulu

  12. Web Therapy reaches Showtime

    Lisa Kudrow's web series becomes a television comedy.

    Source: Wikipedia: Web Therapy (TV series)

  13. Relaunched as Yahoo! Screen

    Yahoo's video site reopens with eight original programmes.

    Source: Wikipedia: Yahoo Screen

  14. Netflix arrives in the UK

    The UK and Ireland become the first European countries to get the service.

    Source: Wikipedia: Netflix

  15. Lilyhammer goes online

    Netflix releases the whole first season of the Norwegian drama at once, its first exclusive series.

    Source: Wikipedia: Netflix

  16. Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee premieres

    Jerry Seinfeld's talk show debuts on Crackle.

    Source: Wikipedia: Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee

  17. High Maintenance premieres on Vimeo

    The Brooklyn anthology web series debuts on the site.

    Source: Wikipedia: High Maintenance

  18. House of Cards premieres

    The political drama is released as the first production marketed as a 'Netflix Original'.

    Source: Wikipedia: Netflix

  19. Alpha House premieres

    Garry Trudeau's Senate satire is among Amazon's first original series.

    Source: Wikipedia: Alpha House

  20. Drunk History reaches Comedy Central

    The Funny or Die web series becomes a US television series.

    Source: Wikipedia: Drunk History

  21. LoveFilm streaming folds into Amazon

    LoveFilm's UK video-on-demand service is replaced by Amazon Instant Video.

    Source: Wikipedia: LoveFilm

  22. Obama on Between Two Ferns

    The President's appearance on the web series draws more than 32 million views.

    Source: Wikipedia: Funny or Die

  23. Crackle closes in the UK

    Sony Pictures Television shuts the service's UK operation.

    Source: Wikipedia: Crackle (service)

  24. CBS All Access launches

    CBS starts the first streaming service from a US broadcast network.

    Source: Wikipedia: Paramount+

  25. Vimeo-funded episodes released

    The first three High Maintenance episodes paid for by Vimeo arrive on Vimeo On Demand.

    Source: Wikipedia: High Maintenance

  26. Community season six premieres

    The NBC sitcom continues on Yahoo Screen after its cancellation.

    Source: Wikipedia: Yahoo Screen

  27. YouTube Red unveiled

    YouTube unveils a subscription tier combining ad-free viewing with exclusive originals.

    Source: Wikipedia: YouTube Premium

  28. Yahoo Screen closes

    After a $42 million write-down, the portal is discontinued.

    Source: Wikipedia: Yahoo Screen

  29. First YouTube Originals premiere

    Scare PewDiePie and three films become YouTube's first exclusive programmes, for US subscribers.

    Source: Variety

  30. BBC Three goes online-only

    The TV channel closes the night before and BBC Three relaunches as an iPlayer-based service.

    Source: Wikipedia: BBC Three

  31. Fleabag premieres

    Phoebe Waller-Bridge's comedy-drama debuts on the online BBC Three.

    Source: Wikipedia: Fleabag

  32. High Maintenance moves to HBO

    The series begins its run as an HBO television show.

    Source: Wikipedia: High Maintenance

  33. The Crown begins

    Peter Morgan's drama about Elizabeth II releases its first season worldwide.

    Source: Wikipedia: The Crown (TV series)

  34. The Grand Tour premieres

    Clarkson, Hammond and May's motoring show launches after their departure from Top Gear.

    Source: Wikipedia: The Grand Tour

  35. Prime Video goes worldwide

    The service expands beyond its first handful of countries to most of the world.

    Source: Wikipedia: Amazon Prime Video

  36. The Good Fight premieres

    The Good Wife spin-off becomes the platform's first original scripted series.

    Source: Wikipedia: The Good Fight

  37. Brockmire premieres on IFC

    Hank Azaria's character from a Funny or Die web series gets his own TV show.

    Source: Wikipedia: Brockmire

  38. The Handmaid's Tale premieres

    Hulu's adaptation of Margaret Atwood's novel debuts and goes on to win Outstanding Drama Series.

    Source: Wikipedia: The Handmaid's Tale (TV series)

  39. Handmaid's Tale reaches Channel 4

    UK viewers get Hulu's flagship drama on Channel 4.

    Source: Wikipedia: The Handmaid's Tale (TV series)

  40. Star Trek: Discovery premieres

    The new Star Trek series debuts on CBS and All Access; outside the US and Canada it streams on Netflix.

    Source: Wikipedia: Star Trek: Discovery

  41. Cobra Kai premieres

    The Karate Kid sequel series debuts on YouTube Red.

    Source: Wikipedia: Cobra Kai

  42. YouTube Premium arrives in the UK

    YouTube Red is renamed YouTube Premium and expands to the UK and other European countries.

    Source: Wikipedia: YouTube Premium

  43. DC Universe launches

    DC's subscription service for films, comics and new series opens in the US.

    Source: Wikipedia: DC Universe (streaming service)

  44. Doom Patrol premieres

    The live-action superhero series debuts exclusively on DC Universe.

    Source: Wikipedia: Doom Patrol (TV series)

  45. Apple TV+ unveiled

    Apple announces its original-programming service at a press event with stars on stage.

    Source: Wikipedia: Apple TV (streaming service)

  46. Apple TV+ launches

    The service goes live in about 100 countries, with The Morning Show among its first series.

    Source: Wikipedia: Apple TV (streaming service)

  47. Disney+ launches

    The service goes live in the US, Canada and the Netherlands with The Mandalorian.

    Source: Wikipedia: Disney+

  48. Doom Patrol reaches UK viewers

    The first season is released in the UK on StarzPlay.

    Source: Wikipedia: Doom Patrol (TV series)

  49. UK launch

    Disney+ arrives in the UK, replacing the DisneyLife service.

    Source: Wikipedia: Disney+

  50. Normal People released

    All 12 episodes arrive as a BBC Three box set on iPlayer, giving the service its best-ever week.

    Source: Wikipedia: Normal People (TV series)

  51. HBO Max launches in the US

    WarnerMedia's service replaces HBO Now and HBO Go and introduces Max Originals.

    Source: Wikipedia: HBO Max

  52. Peacock launches across the US

    After a soft launch for Xfinity customers in April, the service opens nationally.

    Source: Wikipedia: Peacock (streaming service)

  53. Ted Lasso premieres

    The comedy about an American coach at an English club premieres; it goes on to win the Emmy for outstanding comedy series.

    Source: Wikipedia: Ted Lasso

  54. WandaVision begins

    Marvel Studios' first television series premieres with two episodes.

    Source: Wikipedia: WandaVision

  55. Becomes DC Universe Infinite

    The service drops streaming to become comics-only; its shows continue on HBO Max.

    Source: Wikipedia: DC Universe (streaming service)

  56. Star arrives

    A general-entertainment section opens in Europe and other markets, bringing more mature series to Disney+.

    Source: Wikipedia: Disney+

  57. Relaunched as Paramount+

    CBS All Access takes a new name and a wider library from across ViacomCBS.

    Source: Wikipedia: Paramount+

  58. Hacks premieres

    Jean Smart plays a veteran Las Vegas stand-up in the comedy's first episodes.

    Source: Wikipedia: Hacks

  59. Clarkson's Farm begins

    Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswolds farming series premieres on Prime Video.

    Source: Wikipedia: Clarkson's Farm

  60. Only Murders in the Building debuts

    The comedy-mystery premieres on Hulu, and on Star internationally the same day.

    Source: Wikipedia: Only Murders in the Building

  61. Squid Game released

    The South Korean drama becomes the service's most-watched show in many markets, including the UK, within a week.

    Source: Wikipedia: Netflix

  62. Arrives for Sky and NOW customers

    Peacock soft-launches in the UK and Ireland as part of Sky and NOW subscriptions.

    Source: Wikipedia: Peacock (streaming service)

  63. YouTube Originals wound down

    YouTube announces it is shutting down its Originals programme.

    Source: Wikipedia: List of YouTube Premium original programming

  64. Back on television

    BBC Three returns as a broadcast channel, sharing space with CBBC.

    Source: Wikipedia: BBC Three

  65. ITVX announced

    ITV unveils plans for a combined ad- and subscription-funded streaming platform.

    Source: Wikipedia: ITVX

  66. Slow Horses begins

    The adaptation of Mick Herron's spy novels starring Gary Oldman premieres.

    Source: Wikipedia: Slow Horses

  67. UK launch

    Paramount+ opens in the UK and Ireland, a day earlier than planned.

    Source: Wikipedia: Paramount+

  68. Andor premieres

    Tony Gilroy's Star Wars spy drama releases its first three episodes.

    Source: Wikipedia: Andor

  69. ITVX launches

    The service officially replaces ITV Hub after a rollout from 17 November; A Spy Among Friends is among its first dramas.

    Source: Wikipedia: ITVX

  70. Litvinenko premieres

    David Tennant's drama about the 2006 poisoning debuts on ITVX.

    Source: Wikipedia: Litvinenko (TV series)

  71. Poker Face debuts

    Rian Johnson's case-of-the-week mystery with Natasha Lyonne premieres on Peacock.

    Source: Wikipedia: Poker Face (TV series)

  72. Nolly premieres

    Russell T Davies's drama about Crossroads star Noele Gordon streams on ITVX ahead of ITV1.

    Source: Wikipedia: Nolly (TV series)

  73. Rebranded as Max

    The US service drops HBO from its name after the merger with Discovery.

    Source: Wikipedia: HBO Max

  74. Poker Face reaches Sky Max

    UK viewers get the series on Sky Max, four months after its US debut.

    Source: Wikipedia: Poker Face (TV series)

  75. Peacock switched off in Sky territories

    The Sky-bundled version closes; some shows move to Sky channels and others to Hayu.

    Source: Wikipedia: Peacock (streaming service)

  76. BritBox UK absorbed

    BritBox UK ceases to exist as a separate platform and becomes part of ITVX Premium.

    Source: Wikipedia: ITVX

  77. Owner placed in liquidation

    A US court converts Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment's bankruptcy to Chapter 7.

    Source: Wikipedia: Crackle (service)

  78. The Pitt premieres

    The real-time emergency-room drama starring Noah Wyle debuts on Max.

    Source: Wikipedia: The Pitt

  79. HBO Max name returns

    Warner Bros. Discovery restores the HBO Max brand worldwide.

    Source: Wikipedia: HBO Max

  80. Renamed Apple TV

    Apple drops the plus sign from the service's name.

    Source: Wikipedia: Apple TV (streaming service)

  81. Hulu replaces Star

    Disney swaps the Star brand for Hulu inside Disney+ outside the US.

    Source: Wikipedia: Disney+

  82. Hulu brand arrives on UK Disney+

    Disney replaces the Star section of Disney+ with Hulu outside the US.

    Source: Wikipedia: Hulu

  83. UK launch

    HBO Max goes live in the UK and Ireland, completing its European roll-out.

    Source: Wikipedia: HBO Max