Is Warrior on Amazon Prime Video?

Warrior Season 2 -- Photograph by David Bloomer/Cinemax
Warrior Season 2 -- Photograph by David Bloomer/Cinemax /
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Warrior Season 3 is officially happening. Missed the first two seasons? Want to make sure you’ll be able to watch the third? Where is Warrior streaming?

If you missed the first two seasons of the series, you’ll be slightly forgiven. Only slightly, though! The series was originally on Cinemax until the premium cable network canceled all original programming. Just like that, it didn’t matter how well Warrior did in the ratings.

Fortunately, there was a little bit of hope. That little bit of hope led to Warrior Season 3 being picked up.

And now you’ll definitely want to check out the series. This is one of the best when it comes to diversity and getting rid of the stereotypes around Chinese culture. It also offers us a show with characters that all do bad things, but you find yourself rooting for almost all of them! There’s also plenty of martial arts that will remind you of Bruce Lee’s style.

Watch out for the theme tune. You’ll have it stuck in your head!

Where is Warrior streaming online?

So, where can you watch it? Sadly Warrior is not on Amazon Prime Video for free.

However, it is available through Cinemax via Amazon Channels. You can quickly binge-watch the first two seasons of the series.

Want to watch them over and over again? You can also buy the episodes on Digital via Amazon Video.

The two seasons are also on HBO Max, and this is where the miracle happened. There was so much attention for the series from Bruce Lee’s daughter that Warner Bros. opted to renew the show. The third season will head directly to HBO Max.

This will mean it’s not available through Amazon Channels. However, there’s a good chance that it will be released on Digital. After all, the first two seasons are already available that way.

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Warrior Seasons 1 and 2 are available on Cinemax via Amazon Channels, digitally on Amazon Video, and via HBO Max.