It’s The End Of An Era For ‘Gilmore Girls’ As Show Leaves Netflix, Heads To Prime Video
Gilmore Girls has transitioned to Prime Video after its long tenure on Netflix, which had hosted the series since 2014. Though shared with Hulu since 2024, the platform change marks a significant milestone for the beloved coming-of-age drama, which originally aired from 2000 to 2008 on traditional broadcasters before finding renewed audiences on streaming.
Viewership data demonstrates the series' cross-generational appeal: recent Nielsen figures show two-thirds female viewers and over one-third in the 18–34 demographic, with the show consistently ranking in top streaming charts each fall season. By consolidating Gilmore Girls on Prime Video—which has recently invested heavily in young-adult content—the move positions Amazon to leverage the franchise's established multi-generational fanbase.
- Gilmore Girls moved from Netflix to Prime Video on July 1, 2026, after 12 years; the revival series remains on Netflix
- The show continues to attract both original viewers and new younger audiences (35% aged 18–34), with consistent strong viewership each fall season
- The shift aligns with Prime Video's expansion into young-adult programming