AMC Networks has launched a new ‘All Reality’ streaming subscription service. Featuring more than 2,500 hours of programming, the new subscription service is designed for fans of unscripted reality content.
Key Takeaways
- AMC Networks has launched All Reality, a $4.99/mo subscription offering over 2,500 hours of unscripted content.
- All Reality is currently only available through Prime Video, but there are plans to expand to other platforms in the future.
- The service is now the streaming home for Love After Lockup and the first All Reality Original Series, Bridezillas, with new episodes dropping weekly.
Priced at $4.99 a month, All Reality is currently only available through Prime Video, which means a separate Prime Video subscription is also required to sign up to the latest AMC Networks streaming service.
For those not currently subscribed to Prime Video, AMC Networks has confirmed plans to make the service available through alternative platforms and services in the future.
In terms of content, the new service has launched with a library of more than 2,500 hours of programming.
Subscribers get access to a variety of popular reality franchises from We TV and other AMC Networks brands, including Love After Lockup, The Braxtons, and Mama June.
“As the home of the world’s largest collection of targeted streaming services, we are thrilled to bring reality TV viewers the programming they love most, available for the first time on a single streaming platform in the U.S. – All Reality,” said Courtney Thomasma, the company’s executive vice president of linear and streaming products.
For fans of Love After Lockup, it looks like All Reality will be a particularly good option, as it is now the streaming home of the entire franchise, including all episodes and spin-offs.
It also looks like subscribers will get access to some exclusive content, beginning with a new season of Bridezillas, the first All Reality Original Series.
The first two episodes of the new Bridezillas season are available to stream now on All Reality, with new episodes dropping every Friday starting on November 28.
In total, AMC Networks says All Reality includes more than 1,000 hours of reality television that consumers won’t find on any other SVOD service.



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