All 9 Seasons of ‘The Middle’ Coming to Netflix Internationally

Picture Credit: ABC / Warner Bros. Television

Netflix is adding another heavy hitter to its international sitcom library. The long-running Warner Bros. Television comedy The Middle, which first aired on ABC, is scheduled to arrive on the service in select international regions next month.

This addition is the latest in a wave of licensing deals between Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery. Over the past year, we have seen the arrival of Young Sheldon, Two and a Half Men, and Mom perform exceptionally well in international markets. Now, the streamer is looking to replicate that success with the Heck family.

We can confirm that Seasons 1-9 (the complete series) of The Middle will be available on Netflix in select territories starting Wednesday, February 18th, 2026.

Where is The Middle releasing?

While this is not a global rollout, we have confirmed the series will be licensed to Netflix in the following regions:

United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
Latin America (h/t Portal Netflix)
European territories like France, the Netherlands (but excludes Germany and Spain)

You can check whether it’s coming to your area by accessing the page directly. If it redirects to the homepage, you’re out of luck.

Note for US subscribers: There is currently no indication that The Middle will be joining Netflix US in February. The series is currently available to stream stateside on Peacock and Prime Video.

Picture: ABC

What is The Middle?

Originally airing on ABC from 2009 to 2018, the single-camera comedy was created by Eileen Heisler and DeAnn Heline. Despite airing on ABC, the show is produced and distributed by Warner Bros. Television, which facilitates this licensing deal, which has been aggressively licensing to Netflix in 2026 so far, both in the US and internationally, with some of their biggest library shows hitting the streamer. It comes as Netflix is in the process of buying all of Warner Bros. and its TV assets.

Narrated by the matriarch Frankie Heck, the series offers a realistic, often chaotic look at working-class life in the small town of Orson, Indiana. Unlike many of its contemporaries, the show was praised for its grounded depiction of financial struggles, balancing the humor with the genuine hardships of raising a family on a tight budget.

The official synopsis currently showing on Netflix reads:

“Small-town Indiana mom Frankie Heck and her husband Mike juggle work and home life while raising their three rambunctious kids in this heartfelt sitcom.”