Jason Momoa’s crime drama The Red Road is set to make its way back to streaming, giving viewers another opportunity to watch the series after its removal earlier this year. The show ran for two seasons and explored a police officer’s involvement in a dangerous conflict between neighboring communities. Both seasons are scheduled to return to Netflix next month.
The Red Road is returning to streaming next month
According to What’s on Netflix, both seasons of Jason Momoa’s crime drama The Red Road are scheduled to return to Netflix on November 1, 2026. The series last appeared on the platform earlier this year, with both seasons leaving the streaming library on June 26. Its scheduled return will restore the complete two-season run to Netflix’s catalogue.
The Red Road follows Harold Jensen, a police officer in the fictional town of Walpole, New Jersey, who struggles to protect his family as his wife, Jean, battles alcoholism and undiagnosed schizophrenia.
When an incident involving Jean leads to a cover-up, Harold becomes entangled with Phillip Kopus, a dangerous member of the Ramapough Mountain community. Their alliance develops amid growing hostility between Walpole’s residents and the Native American tribe living in the nearby Ramapo Mountains, putting Harold in a difficult position.
Martin Henderson portrays Harold Jensen, with Momoa playing Phillip Kopus. Other members of the cast include Julianne Nicholson as Jean Jensen, Allie Gonino as Rachel Jensen, Tamara Tunie as Marie Van Der Veen, and Kiowa Gordon as Junior Van Der Veen.
The series earned a mixed-to-positive response from critics, recording a 67 percent critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes. Its audience score is significantly stronger at 87 percent, indicating a more favorable response from viewers. Tim Goodman of The Hollywood Reporter noted, “If The Red Road had stronger writing, then the series would have been significantly more compelling.”
