Constantine (NBC): Season 1 Status & Streaming Guide

#	Air Date	Episode Name
E1	Oct 24, 2014	Non Est Asylum
E2	Oct 31, 2014	The Darkness Beneath
E3	Nov 07, 2014	The Devil's Vinyl
E4	Nov 14, 2014	A Feast of Friends
E5	Nov 21, 2014	Danse Vaudou
E6	Nov 28, 2014	Rage of Caliban
E7	Dec 05, 2014	Blessed Are the Damned
E8	Dec 12, 2014	The Saint of Last Resorts (1)
E9	Jan 16, 2015	The Saint of Last Resorts (2)
E10	Jan 23, 2015	Quid Pro Quo
E11	Jan 30, 2015	A Whole World Out There
E12	Feb 06, 2015	Angels and Ministers of Grace
E13	Feb 13, 2015	Waiting for the Man

Series Legacy & Historical Archive

Franchise Status:

Legacy / Cult Classic (Character integrated into Arrowverse)

Constantine remains a definitive pillar of supernatural television, having concluded its influential run on NBC. Despite its brief single-season tenure, the series captured a gritty, noir-inspired atmosphere that stayed remarkably true to the Hellblazer source material. Matt Ryan’s portrayal of John Constantine became so iconic that it transcended the show itself, leading to the character’s integration into the broader DC television landscape. Its legacy is rooted in its refusal to shy away from the cynical essence of its protagonist, offering a mature alternative to traditional superhero narratives of the mid-2010s.

The series continues to be a rewatch staple because it serves as a masterclass in occult world-building and character-driven stakes. Fans return to the show for its blend of procedural horror and deep mythological lore, which feels both grounded and cosmically significant. Its enduring popularity eventually fueled a successful campaign for the character’s return in animation and live-action crossovers, proving that the show’s DNA was too potent to be forgotten. Today, it stands as a cult classic that reminds viewers of a time when network television took bold, atmospheric risks with comic book properties.

Confidence: 95% Archive Updated: March 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

NBC officially canceled the series in 2015 due to a combination of low Nielsen ratings and high production costs. While the show maintained a dedicated cult following, the viewership numbers were not high enough for the network to justify a second season.

The live-action series consists of only one season featuring a total of 13 episodes. Although the show was short-lived, the character of John Constantine remained a fixture in the DC television universe for years afterward.

There are currently no official plans to revive the 2014 television series for a second season. Most recent industry reports suggest that Warner Bros. is instead focusing on a big-screen sequel to the 2005 Keanu Reeves film.

The series received an animated spin-off titled Constantine: City of Demons, which features Matt Ryan voicing the character in a darker, more mature setting. Additionally, the character became a series regular on DC's Legends of Tomorrow, which many fans consider a spiritual continuation of his story.

While it originally aired on a different network, the show was retroactively integrated into the Arrowverse after Matt Ryan appeared in Arrow season four. This connection allowed the character to appear across multiple shows, including the massive Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event.

Fans looking for more of Matt Ryan's portrayal can watch DC's Legends of Tomorrow starting from season three, where he joins the main cast. He also voices the character in several animated projects, such as Justice League Dark and Constantine: House of Mystery.

FAQs Updated: March 2026