Dominating Netflix in recent months has been NBC's drama "Manifesto" (opens in new tab), which chronicles the lives of the passengers of a commercial airliner that took off from Jamaica and landed in New York City five and a half years later, and is both a science fiction drama ("Lost") and family drama ("This Is US"), "Manifesto" has been sitting in the top 10 of Netflix's most-watched shows for months, setting a record for streaming (opens in new tab) in the United States. So, if you're done watching seasons 1 and 2, how can you stream season 3 of "Manifesto"?

Luckily, "Manifesto" Season 3 is now available for streaming on both Hulu and Netflix - even though Seasons 1 and 2 are currently Netflix exclusive and "Manifesto" was originally an NBC show. I can understand the confusion. Here's some background: "Manifest" was produced by NBC, but was canceled after three seasons. Seasons 1 and 2 became modest mega-hits on Netflix before gaining a whole new audience; until mid-August, season 3 of "Manifesto" was only available on Hulu, but after seasons 1 and 2 topped the charts for several months, Netflix made the made it available on the platform.

Watch "Manifest" Season 3 on Hulu (opens in new tab)

On August 28 at 8:28 a.m., in honor of Flight 828 in the series, Netflix announced that "Manifest" will return for a fourth season, and creator Jeff Lake said: "We could never have dreamed of such an outpouring of love and support from around the world for this story, these characters, and the team that works so hard to bring it to life. It's so humbling to be able to reward our fans with the ending they deserve." Most of the cast will be returning, including stars Josh Dallas and Melissa Roxburgh. It is unclear if Season 3 will air on Hulu long term, but it is expected that Season 3 will remain on Netflix.

The news from Netflix comes after weeks of negotiations between Warner Bros. TV, Netflix, and NBC, with celebrities from Kourtney Kardashian to Stephen King calling for the show to be saved with the hashtag #SaveManifest ( open in new tab) later announced.