The critically acclaimed miniseries exploring an alternate history of the Kennedy assassination has found a new streaming home. After initially premiering on Hulu in 2016, 11.22.63 is now available for viewers to enjoy without a subscription fee through the ad-supported platform Tubi.
Based on Stephen King‘s 2011 novel, the eight-episode limited series follows Jake Epping (James Franco), an English teacher who discovers a time portal in his friend’s restaurant. His dying friend Al Templeton (Chris Cooper) convinces Jake to journey back to October 21, 1960, with a mission to prevent the assassination of President John F. Kennedy three years later. The narrative explores both historical events and personal relationships as Jake navigates life in the past.
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The series earned a strong reception upon its original release, maintaining an 83% critics’ score and 88% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. Despite these positive metrics, some
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