List of programs broadcast by AMC

This is a list of television programs broadcast by AMC.

Current programming

Drama

Title	Genre	Premiere	Seasons	Runtime	Status
The Terror	Supernatural horror drama anthology	March 25, 2018	2 seasons, 20 episodes	40–56 min	Season 3 due to premiere in 2025[1]
Dark Winds	Psychological thriller	June 12, 2022	3 seasons, 20 episodes	39–53 min	Season 4 due to premiere in 2026[2][3]
Interview with the Vampire	Gothic horror	October 2, 2022	2 seasons, 15 episodes	41–66 min	Season 3 due to premiere in 2026[4][5]
Mayfair Witches	Supernatural thriller	January 8, 2023	2 seasons, 16 episodes	40–60 min	Renewed[6]
The Walking Dead: Dead City	Horror drama	June 18, 2023	2 seasons, 14 episodes	39–50 min	Season 2 ongoing
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon	Horror drama	September 10, 2023	2 seasons, 12 episodes	48–61 min	Season 3 due to premiere in 2025[7][8]

Unscripted

Docuseries

Title	Subject	Premiere	Seasons	Runtime	Status
Show Me More[a]	Making-of	October 20, 2021	1 season, 22 episodes	30 min	Pending

Co-productions

Title	Genre	Partner/Country	Premiere	Seasons	Runtime	Status
Gangs of London[b][c]	Action crime drama	Sky Atlantic/United Kingdom	April 4, 2021	2 seasons, 17 episodes	53–93 min	Renewed[9]

Acquired programming

• Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale (2025)

Upcoming programming

Drama

Title	Genre	Premiere	Seasons	Runtime	Status
The Talamasca: The Secret Order[10][11]	Supernatural thriller	October 2025[12]	1 season, 6 episodes	TBA	Filming[13]
The Audacity[14][15]	Drama	2026	1 season, 8 episodes	TBA	Filming[16]

Unscripted

Docuseries

Title	Genre	Premiere	Seasons	Runtime	Status
Gold Rush[17]	Sports docuseries	2026	4 episodes	TBA	Series order

Acquired programming

• Nautilus (June 29, 2025)^[18][19]

In development

• Bannerman^[20]
• Black Vault^[21]
• Diligence^[22]
• Good Night, and Good Luck^[23]
• Gothictown^[24]
• Great American Stories^[25][21]
• Jim Chee: Private Eye^[26]
• Max Headroom^[27]
• More Tales from the TWDU^[26]
• Night Island^[26]
• Queen of the Jungle^[28]
• Say Hello to My Little Friend^[29]
• Seconds^[30]
• Untitled Killing Eve spin-off^[31]

Former programming

Drama

• Broken Trail (2006)
• Mad Men (2007–15)
• Breaking Bad (2008–13)
• Rubicon (2010)
• The Walking Dead (2010–22)
• The Killing (2011–13)^[d]
• Hell on Wheels (2011–16)
• Low Winter Sun (2013)
• TURИ: Washington's Spies (2014–17)
• Halt and Catch Fire (2014–17)
• Better Call Saul (2015–22)
• Fear the Walking Dead (2015–23)
• Into the Badlands (2015–19)
• Preacher (2016–19)
• Feed the Beast (2016)
• The Son (2017–19)
• Dietland (2018)
• Lodge 49 (2018–19)
• NOS4A2 (2019–20)
• Dispatches from Elsewhere (2020)
• The Walking Dead: World Beyond (2020–21)
• Soulmates (2020)
• Firebite (2021–22)^[b]
• That Dirty Black Bag (2022)^[b]
• 61st Street (2022)^[e]
• Moonhaven (2022)^[b]
• Tales of the Walking Dead (2022)
• The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live (2024)
• Parish (2024)
• Orphan Black: Echoes (2024)
• Snowpiercer (2024)^[f]

Comedy

• Remember WENN (1996–98)
• The Lot (1999–2001)
• Kevin Can F**k Himself (2021–22)
• Cooper's Bar (2022)^[a][g]
• Lucky Hank (2023)

Animation

• Ultra City Smiths (2021)
• Slippin' Jimmy (2022)^[a]
• Pantheon (2022)^[b][h]

Unscripted

Docuseries

• Movies That Shook the World (2005)
• The Making of the Mob (2015–16)
• The American West (2016)
• Ride with Norman Reedus (2016–23)
• Robert Kirkman's Secret History of Comics (2017)
• James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction (2018)
• Eli Roth's History of Horror (2018–21)
• True Terror with George Takei (2019)
• Hip Hop: The Songs That Shook America (2019)
• The Preppy Murders: Death in Central Park (2019)
• You Are Here (2023)

Reality

• The Movie Masters (1989–90)
• Cinema Secrets (2001–03)
• FilmFakers (2004)
• Celebrity Charades (2005)
• Comic Book Men (2012–18)
• The Pitch (2012–13)
• Small Town Security (2012–14)
• Freakshow (2013–14)
• Immortalized (2013)
• Owner's Manual (2013)
• Showville (2013)
• Game of Arms (2014)
• 4th and Loud (2014)

Variety

• DVD TV (2002–08)
• Shootout (2003–08)
• Talking Dead (2011–22)
• Talking Bad (2013)
• Talking Saul (2016–22)
• Talking Preacher (2016–17)
• Geeking Out (2016)
• Talking with Chris Hardwick (2017)
• Unapologetic with Aisha Tyler (2018)
• Friday Night In with The Morgans (2020)

Co-productions

• Hustle (2006–12)^[i]
• The Prisoner (2009)^[j]
• Humans (2015–18)^[k]
• The Night Manager (2016)^[l][m]
• Loaded (2017)^[k]
• McMafia (2018)^[l]
• The Little Drummer Girl (2018)^[l]
• Quiz (2020)^[j]
• Happy Valley (2021–23)^[b][n]
• Ragdoll (2021)^[o]
• La Fortuna (2022)^[b][p]
• This Is Going to Hurt (2022)^[b][l]
• Monsieur Spade (2024)^[q]

Acquired programming

• This Is Your Life (1988)
• The Three Stooges (1998–2004; 2009)
• Dallas (2007)
• CSI: Miami (2012)
• Rawhide (2012)
• The Rifleman (2013–15)
• Orphan Black (2015–17)
• M*A*S*H (2017)
• Blue Planet II (2018)
• Dynasties (2019–22)
• Two and a Half Men (2019–22)
• Killing Eve (2019–22)
• A Discovery of Witches (2019–22)^[r]
• Seven Worlds, One Planet (2020)
• Line of Duty (2020)^[s]
• Creepshow (2020–23)
• The Salisbury Poisonings (2021)
• Cold Courage (2021)^[b]
• Spy City (2021)^[b]
• Weird Wonders of the World (2021)^[b]
• Too Close (2021)^[b]
• The Beast Must Die (2021)
• The North Water (2021)^[b]
• Eden: Untamed Planet (2021)
• Kin (2021)^[b]
• Broke (2021)^[b]
• Anna (2021)^[b]
• Anne Boleyn (2021)^[b]
• Horror Noire (2022)^[t]
• The Ipcress File (2022)^[b]
• Slo Pitch (2022)^[b]
• Documentary Now! (2022)^[b][u]
• Sherman's Showcase (2022)^[b][v]
• BlackBerry (2023)^[w]

Notes

1. AMC.com and AMC+ exclusive
2. AMC+ exclusive
3. AMC became a co-production partner with Sky Atlantic for the second season onwards. The first season was a co-production between Sky Atlantic and Cinemax.
4. Seasons 1–3 only. Moved to Netflix for season 4.
5. Season 1 only. Moved to The CW for season 2.
6. Season 4 only. Previously aired on TNT for seasons 1–3.
7. Season 1 only. Moved to IFC for season 2.
8. Season 1 only. Moved to Amazon Prime Video for season 2.
9. Co-production with BBC One. AMC became a co-production partner for seasons 3–8.
10. Co-production with ITV.
11. Co-production with Channel 4.
12. Co-production with BBC One.
13. Season 1 only. Moved to Amazon Prime Video for seasons 2–3.
14. Co-production with BBC One. AMC became a co-production partner for season 3.
15. Co-production with Alibi.
16. Co-production with Movistar+.
17. Co-production with Canal+.
18. Season 3 exclusive to AMC+.
19. Seasons 1–3 only.
20. Originally released as a feature-length film on Shudder which was split into six episodes for AMC.
21. Season 4 only.
22. Season 2 only.
23. Originally a theatrically released film which was split into three episodes for AMC.