Where to watch Lost
Lost streams on Hulu in the US and on Disney+ in most other countries. It left Netflix in the US on January 1, 2026. All six seasons and all 121 episodes are there, including the full-length finale. Last checked October 2026.
By country
- United States: Hulu, and Disney+ for Hulu bundle subscribers.
- UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and most of Europe: Disney+.
- Anywhere: buy the seasons on Apple TV, Amazon or Fandango at Home, or find the complete series on DVD and Blu-ray.
Links
- Hulu: stream all six seasons (US)
- Disney+: stream it outside the US; search for Lost
- Apple TV (iTunes): buy episodes or seasons
- Amazon Prime Video: buy episodes or seasons
- Fandango at Home: buy episodes or seasons
- JustWatch: every current option in your country
Once you have it, our watch companion lists every episode in order, and each episode page is safe to open before you press play.
Is Lost on Netflix?
Not in the US anymore. It arrived on Netflix in July 2024 and spent a long run in the streaming charts before leaving on January 1, 2026. Hulu kept it throughout. The story of that second life is in our essay Lost's second life on streaming.
How long does it take?
121 episodes, about 86 hours. At two episodes a night that is around two months, which is the pace a lot of first-time watchers settle into.
Starting for the first time?
Watch in broadcast order, starting with the two-part pilot, and stay off wikis: every one of them spoils the show. If the complete-series discs are in your hands, save their bonus epilogue for after the finale.
Look things up here instead. Tell us which episode is next on the home page and every page on this site, from characters to mysteries to the Island map, shows only what you have seen. Move it forward as you watch and the site keeps pace.
This site is built for exactly that watch. Every episode page and character guide hides what you have not reached yet, and the watch companion keeps you company episode by episode without giving anything away.