document: Netflix strikes deal to stream new content while losing others Over the past few years , Netflix has made it apparent that they envision a day when all movies and television shows will be watched exclusively online . Last fall they introduced a new plan to subscribers that was streaming only -LRB- no DVDs in the mail -RRB- for $ 7.99 a month . Their instant library has increased significantly after making deals with cable providers Starz and Showtime as well as networks such as NBC and CBS . Today , Netflix announced that they had reached a new deal with FOX to stream past seasons of current shows such as Glee and Sons of Anarchy as well as past shows like Ally McBeal and The Wonder Years . FOX programming has been available to Netflix subscribers previously with shows like 24 and Arrested Development . But the announcement of current shows being available to stream is interesting considering other entertainment providers are starting to pull their current shows from Netflix customers . It was announced a week ago that Showtime was pulling its current programing like Dexter and Californication from Netflix . Although as of today , seasons one and two of Dexter are still available to stream and season one of Californication is also available to watch online . But those shows will likely be pulled from instant-streaming once the current deal expires . '' `` Current and past seasons of our original series will be available to our authenticated subscribers via our TV Everywhere service Showtime Anytime , '' '' said a spokesperson with the company . Advertisement The new Showtime-Netflix deal will include the streaming of shows that are no longer on the network , such as The Tudors and Sleeper Cell . The announcement of this agreement comes after CBS and Netflix struck a deal to stream older CBS titles such as Star Trek , Cheers and Frasier . The deal however does not include current programming on the network . So while television providers are starting to renegotiate their deals with Netflix , movie studios are looking to strike lucrative deals to stream their back catalogs . According to The Wall Street Journal , the video service is close to making a deal with Miramax that would stream the studio 's library of more than 700 films . The Journal says that Miramax has worked out a five-year deal with the video service for around $ 100 million to stream films like Pulp Fiction and The English Patient . So while television giants are becoming fickle with their current content , movie studios appear to be eager to join the leading video service and earn new revenue from past titles .
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