Where can I watch PBS News Hour?

Streaming availability for PBS News Hour is not yet confirmed for India.

How many seasons does PBS News Hour have?

PBS News Hour has 16 seasons and 3287 episodes. Status: Returning Series.

What is the rating of PBS News Hour?

PBS News Hour is rated 5.7/10 from 52 votes on TMDB.

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PBS News Hour

Name: PBS News Hour
Genre: News
Released: 1975-10-20
Rating: 5.7

5.7(52)197516 seasons · 3287 episodes57m / ep

News

America's first and longest running hour-long nightly news broadcast known for its in-depth coverage of issues and current events.

Status: Returning Series
Type: News
Last aired: 2026-08-14
Language: English

public television
politics
news report
news
usa politics
us news
factual

Seasons

Top billed cast

Jim WrightSelf - Representative, Democrat Texas

John B. AndersonSelf - Representative, Republican Illinois

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Air dates

First aired: 1975-10-20
Latest episode: 2026-08-14
Status: Returning Series
Next release: In production

Season 120 Oct 1975
Season 21 Jan 1976
Season 33 Jan 1977
Season 4031 Dec 2013
Season 4131 Dec 2014
Season 4231 Dec 2015
Season 431 Jan 2017
Season 4431 Dec 2017
Season 4531 Dec 2018
Season 4631 Dec 2019
Season 4731 Dec 2020
Season 482 Jan 2022
Season 491 Jan 2023
Season 501 Jan 2024
Season 511 Jan 2025
Season 521 Jan 2026

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch PBS News Hour?: Streaming availability for India is not yet confirmed.
How many seasons does PBS News Hour have?: 16 seasons · 3287 episodes · Returning Series.
What is the rating of PBS News Hour?: 5.7/10 from 52 TMDB votes.

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