It seems that Lost is finally preparing to depart from Netflix’s virtual shores.

Premiering on ABC in September 2004, this groundbreaking mystery thriller captivated audiences with its tale of strangers stranded after their commercial jet crashes on an enigmatic island. The show became a cultural sensation, with fans—affectionately known as Losties—hosting viewing parties, eagerly analyzing episode recaps, engaging in intense discussions on message boards, and tuning into the innovative Lost podcast, hosted by creators Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse.

Although the series finale sparked considerable debate, the show’s appeal endures, remaining a beloved part of pop culture and a frequent rewatch for many. However, there’s a catch: Lost is set to exit Netflix.

Prepare for a flurry of “we have to go back!!!!!” references.

Curious about when Lost will leave Netflix and whether it will be available on Hulu or HBO Max? Here’s all the information you need.

Is Lost on Netflix?

Yes. All six seasons of the beloved sci-fi thriller are currently on Netflix. But, unfortunately, Lost is leaving the streaming goliath.

When Is Lost Leaving Netflix?

Later this month. The last day to watch Lost on Netflix in the United States is Wednesday, December 31.

Is Lost on HBO Max?

Nope.

Is Lost on Hulu?

Yes! Thankfully, all six seasons of Lost are currently streaming on Hulu and Disney+. You can also purchase individual episodes and complete seasons on Amazon.