Catching Up on Yellowjackets, by Market

Before the final season lands 20 November, here is where Yellowjackets streams in each market, which plan you need, and what to remember from seasons one to three.

By Alicia Loveday November 2, 2026 5 min read

Photo: Paramount+

Yellowjackets ends on Friday, 20 November, when its fourth and final season arrives on Paramount+. That leaves under three weeks to watch, or rewatch, three seasons of plane crash, cannibalism and very bad decisions. Here is where the series streams in each of The Remote‘s markets, what plan you need, and what to hold on to from each season. Light spoilers follow for seasons one to three; nothing below comes from the final season.

Where to stream it, market by market

Availability below is taken from the platforms’ and Paramount’s own pages. Where neither the platform nor Paramount has published current availability, the table says so rather than guessing.

Market	Seasons 1 and 2	Season 3	Final season (from 20 Nov)
US	Paramount+, any plan	Paramount+, Premium plan	Paramount+, Premium plan
Australia	Paramount+	Paramount+	Paramount+
New Zealand	Not confirmed	Not confirmed	Not confirmed
Canada	Not confirmed	Not confirmed	Not confirmed
UK	Not confirmed	Not confirmed	Not confirmed

US. Paramount+ says seasons one and two stream on any plan, while season three and the final season need Premium. Anyone who upgraded for Dexter: Resurrection is already set; anyone on the basic tier can start now and upgrade when they reach season three.

A scene from the first episode of Yellowjackets — In pictures 3

Taissa in a scene from Yellowjackets season three — In pictures 3

Australia. Paramount Australia and New Zealand says “All previous seasons of Yellowjackets are available to watch now on Paramount+,” with the final season “exclusively on Paramount+” from Friday, 20 November.

New Zealand. That same Paramount release does not name New Zealand, and Paramount+ title pages for individual markets could not be checked. Not confirmed.

Canada. Historically the series lived on Crave: in January 2023, Bell Media announced season two “only on Crave.” Neither Bell Media nor Paramount has published where the series, or its final season, streams in Canada now. Not confirmed. For context on Crave’s tiers, see how HBO works on Crave and every Canadian streaming plan, priced.

UK. Paramount has not published UK availability. Not confirmed.

Season one: the crash (10 episodes)

In 1996, a New Jersey girls’ soccer team is flying to a championship in Seattle when the plane comes down in the Canadian woods. Assistant coach Ben Scott is the only adult who makes it. The teens try to organize hunting, fire and rations, and their moral codes erode as the power shifts. Shauna is pregnant by Jackie’s boyfriend, Jeff; after a mushroom-fuelled “Doomcoming” party the team turns on Jackie, who later freezes to death after sleeping outside. Lottie, who has been having visions, kills a bear and becomes something like a spiritual leader.

In the present day, Shauna (Melanie Lynskey), Natalie (Juliette Lewis), Taissa (Tawny Cypress) and Misty (Christina Ricci) are blackmailed with notes bearing the symbol carved into the trees. Shauna kills her lover Adam, believing him to be the blackmailer, and the finale suggests Natalie has been taken by a group led by Lottie.

Hold on to: the symbol, the card game, and the fact that the adults lie to each other as easily as to everyone else.

Season two: winter (nine episodes)

Paramount+ says this is the season that earned an Outstanding Drama Series Emmy nomination. After Jackie’s frozen body is found, the survivors resort to cannibalism. Lottie leads rituals and speaks of a presence in the forest, and Ben pulls away from the group. Shauna gives birth to a son who dies soon after. A card draw chooses a sacrifice; Natalie draws the Queen of Hearts, and Javi drowns beneath the ice in her place.

In the present, Natalie is held at the wellness compound run by the adult Lottie (Simone Kessell), Shauna and Jeff (Warren Kole) cover up Adam’s death, and Misty teams up with amateur detective Walter (Elijah Wood). Lauren Ambrose plays the adult Van. The adults restage the ritual, Shauna draws the card, and in the chaos Misty accidentally kills Natalie.

Hold on to: what “the wilderness” wants, and who believes in it.

Season three: spring

Paramount says season three was the most watched in the show’s history, with Hilary Swank joining the cast. In the wilderness, Natalie leads, Shauna styles herself the “Antler Queen,” and Ben is killed. Strangers arrive, and they do not fare well. Van helps fix a satellite phone and Natalie makes contact with someone on the other end. The “Pit Girl” mystery from the very first episode is finally answered: it is Mari.

In the present, Lottie dies in a fall on a stone stairwell, Van is killed by Melissa, now living as “Kelly,” who flees, and Jeff takes Callie (Sarah Desjardins) away from Shauna.

Hold on to: the satellite phone call, Melissa, and Swank as her adult self, since Paramount+ lists Swank as adult Melissa in the final season.

What the final season promises

Paramount says the survivors “race to bury their sins before rescue arrives,” and that in the present day an old flame returns to town with plans of her own. Guest stars named by Paramount include June Squibb, Elijah Wood, Molly Ringwald, Devon Sawa, Sam Braun and Dulé Hill. Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, who created the series, remain showrunners.

Where the finale streams outside the US and Australia may also depend on how Paramount’s merger with Warner Bros. Discovery reshapes its distribution deals; Paramount has not said.

Where to watch

Yellowjackets seasons one and two: Paramount+ (any plan), US, streaming now
Yellowjackets season three: Paramount+ (Premium plan), US, streaming now
Yellowjackets seasons one to three: Paramount+, Australia, streaming now
Yellowjackets final season: Paramount+ (Premium plan in the US), US and Australia, from Friday 20 November
Canada, UK and New Zealand: not confirmed