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    Lost Jekyll and Hyde Series to Stream on Netflix in February 2026

    Andrew CollinsBy Andrew Collins27/01/2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Jekyll And Hyde New On Netflix February 2026

    One of British television’s more unusual adaptations of “Jekyll and Hyde” is making its way to Netflix in February 2026, marking the first time it will be available to stream in the United States. This 2015 series, which blends elements of supernatural horror and action, was initially broadcast by ITV and now finds new life with the platform’s February 1st launch date. The show’s arrival comes after a decade-long absence from the streaming scene, and could finally bring it the audience it deserves.

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    Originally airing on ITV a decade ago, the series reimagines the classic Robert Louis Stevenson novella in an entirely new setting. Created by Charlie Higson, known for his work on “The Fast Show,” this version of “Jekyll and Hyde” moves away from the traditional narrative, positioning itself as a sequel rather than a direct adaptation. The story follows Dr. Robert Jekyll, a descendant of the infamous original doctor, who discovers his inherited curse as a young man. Growing up in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), he’s unaware of his family’s dark secret until he arrives in London to claim his inheritance. There, he learns he can transform into a superhuman and dangerous alter ego in times of stress.

    This blend of genre storytelling—incorporating shapeshifters, secret organizations, and a generous dose of violence—had originally sparked controversy when it was first aired. ITV’s decision to schedule the series for a 6:30 PM primetime slot raised eyebrows, with complaints pouring in from viewers who found the content too intense for such a time. The controversy led to an official ruling that the series breached broadcasting codes, making it one of the most talked-about programs of its time.

    Despite the strong buzz, the series failed to secure a second season, and its cancellation was confirmed by Higson in early 2016. Nonetheless, the show has earned a cult following, thanks to its bold departure from the typical adaptations of the Stevenson novel. The cast is headlined by Tom Bateman, who portrays both Robert Jekyll and his dark alter ego, Hyde. Also featured are Richard E. Grant, known for his roles in “Loki” and “Saltburn,” Natalie Gumede from “Titans,” and Donald Sumpter, famous for his portrayal in “Game of Thrones.”

    Though it only ran for a single season, “Jekyll and Hyde” might now find its place in modern TV culture as it heads to Netflix, offering a fresh, thrilling option for viewers eager for an offbeat take on a literary classic. Fans of the original series will be excited to see it once again, while newcomers will get a chance to experience this uniquely dark twist on a timeless story.

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