The military drama is moving to a new home this year.
May 18, 2021
It was announced today that SEAL Team has been officially picked up for a fifth season. It won't be on CBS though - at least not all of it - as the military drama will be on the move to Paramount+ after its first few episodes start things off on CBS this fall.
The hour-long series had been seen as on-the-bubble for a renewal, so today's move to the streaming service likely helped it secure Season 5 - though some longtime fans will likely be disappointed in its departure from broadcast network television.
SEAL Team follows an elite unit of Navy SEALs composed of a tight-knit group of patriots with fearless dedication. Deployed on clandestine ops around the world, its members embark on these dangerous, high-stakes missions knowing the toll it takes on themselves and their families.
Steve
12/28/21 at 05:38am
A few episodes after the move to Paramount+, and the series has gotten even better. For one thing, the language has become a bit more "authentic". It was a kick when out of the blue David Boreanaz dropped the F bomb.
But it's a lot more than that. The stories have become even more realistic. It's clear that tensions both within Bravo and outside with their families are moving the characters towards major changes. Boreanaz' Jason is facing the consequences of operating for so long and it's finally hitting him in his core. The other team members are also changing.
IMO this is still one of the best series on TV.
Ann
06/30/21 at 08:48pm
This show was hard to watch week to week because it's more of a continuous show so I usually saved a bunch of episodes and watched them in a row, so I would consider watching on streaming but I have to admit I didn't watch any of last season because I got tired of the political propaganda. I'll check it out but no political propaganda please.
Yarr matey
06/19/21 at 11:30pm
Love the show, but pay too much for cable and netflix & prime. NO MORE. Your endless greed just creates endless pirates. I'll be hoisting the old jolly Roger on this one and continue Watching that way.
Nancy
06/03/21 at 10:55am
James, I may be wrong but I don’t think people are mixing up cable and streaming. The people that are paying a lot for cable don’t want to add more $$ for streaming (even if it’s $5.99) to watch a show, especially if it was a show previously included with cable.
James
06/01/21 at 08:39am
It seems like so many people on this site think streaming is cable. It is not. You can wait until every episode has been uploaded then get the service for one month a $6. When the month is up you can cancel having only paid $6. Some services even give free trials.
Steve
05/29/21 at 08:35pm
I am a big fan of this show. IMO it was the best drama on broadcast TV. David Boreanaz should have at least been nominated for an Emmy. Unfortunately the theme of this show -- the toll defending this country takes on its soldiers -- is not a big consideration these days for most people.
The action scenes obviously cost and probably the ratings couldn't justify leaving it on broadcast TV. Maybe CBS is counting on a dedicated if small following that will subscribe to Paramount+.
No big deal
05/24/21 at 08:27pm
This isn't that big of a deal you can get it off pratebay and still see it. Heck I've watched all the shows on that app this way
@ M
05/23/21 at 05:31pm
I wouldn't call $5.99 an expensive streaming service...
Satan
05/22/21 at 04:04pm
Just pirate Bay it if you can't afford it and stop whinging
wait what
05/21/21 at 07:51am
Wait, Tivo is still a thing in 2021? That doesn't seem possible.
I'm curious if the shows will change in any way now that there are different broadcast standards on streaming services.
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