How to Stream Emerald City
Emerald City (2017) is available to stream on Peacock, after originally airing on NBC. To watch, you'll typically need a Peacock subscription; some platforms also offer the series for digital purchase or rental.
A grown Dorothy Gale is swept into a brutal, magic-forbidden Oz ruled by an authoritarian Wizard, where warring witches and dark prophecy await along the Yellow Brick Road. With 1 season and 10 episodes, Emerald City is complete and ready to binge from start to finish.
Streaming availability changes frequently and differs by country. We keep this guidance general for that reason — always confirm current options on Peacock in your region.
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Frequently Asked Questions
As of publication, Emerald City streams primarily on Peacock, having originally aired on NBC. Streaming availability changes over time and varies by country, so check Peacock and your regional streaming guide for current options.
Yes — Peacock is the primary streaming home for Emerald City in many regions. Catalogs differ by territory, so confirm availability in your country before subscribing.
Emerald City has 1 season and 10 episodes, and the series is currently listed as "Ended."