In Treatment is a compelling TV drama up for an award at the 73rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. So naturally, subscribers are probably looking for a way to watch the well-crafted series and are most likely hoping it occupies a place on Netflix’s roster.

The show is based upon the Israeli series BeTipul and debuted on January 28, 2008, as a five-night-a-week series. Gabriel Byrne was the star in the first three seasons as a therapist dealing with complex and unique patients as well as dealing with his own therapists after a long hiatus in his treatment.

Over the course of its tenure, In Treatment went on to win several awards and accolades until it was eventually rebooted in its fourth season. This time around, Uzo Aduba takes over the lead role and the 24 episode season aired four episodes a week.

The latest affair of the critically acclaimed drama series has earned Primetime Emmy recognition, with its star Aduba nominated for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series. In addition, In Treatment season 4 is Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics praising Aduba’s performance, all of which adds to the many reasons to have this program on everyone’s radar.

There is no denying that it would be extremely ideal if In Treatment was available to stream on Netflix. But the show up for an Emmy this year is not an option on the streamer, and it doesn’t seem like there will be an opening for subscribers to make an appointment with the series anytime soon.

The news isn’t all bad because Netflix has plenty of instantly riveting drama subscribers will most assuredly find absolutely amazing to experience. These excellent programs ready to watch now include Sex Education, Manifest, The Chair, Another Life, and many more!

There are also plenty of Emmy caliber endeavors to enjoy on the popular streaming service. Some of these exceptional titles that are available to stream right now include The Queen’s Gambit, The Kominsky Method, Emily in Paris, and Bridgerton.

In Treatment is available now for viewers to stream on HBO Max. In addition, The Primetime Emmy-winning series up for another award at this year’s ceremony is also available on VOD services like Amazon Prime, Apple TV, YouTube, Vudu, and Google Play.