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Kingdom TV show | DIRECTV | Audience Network | Netflix | For fans and followers

A subreddit for fans of DirecTV's MMA television drama 'Kingdom', originally broadcast on Audience Network and now available for streaming on Netflix.

Members

1,685

as of February 2025

Last post

1 month ago

August 9, 2026

Posts (30 days)

0

Created

2014

October 27, 2014

Total posts

548

archived

Total comments

3.7K

archived

Is r/KingdomTV dead? Activity is slowing.

No posts in 49 days. That's not long enough to be considered abandoned yet — communities usually need 60+ days of inactivity (and inactive moderators) before Reddit will hand them over.

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Frequently asked questions about r/KingdomTV

How many members does r/KingdomTV have?

r/KingdomTV had 1,685 members as of February 2025, the most recent archive crawl of its subscriber count.

Is r/KingdomTV dead?

r/KingdomTV looks quiet: its most recent post was 1 month ago (49 days). Post activity is a strong signal, but whether a subreddit can be claimed depends on its moderators being inactive across all of Reddit.

When was r/KingdomTV created?

r/KingdomTV was created on October 27, 2014.

Can I take over r/KingdomTV?

Probably not. r/KingdomTV is still in active use, and Reddit only hands over communities whose human moderators have all gone inactive on Reddit for 60+ days. If you want a community in this niche, look for abandoned subreddits on the same topic instead — DeadSubs finds them automatically.

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