People are taking to social media to vent their frustration as Netflix goes down for the second night in a row.
The Mirror reports how the outage began at 7pm but there has been no explanation why.
And with Netflix now being the main source of televisual entertainment for millions, it's not surprising that this has angered many.
Google search traffic for the term 'Netflix Down' has spike in the past few hours.
Twitter is awash with outraged subscribers. Users on reported problems for a second night and, it's fair to say, they're not happy about it.
People across the world are finding an error message when they go to watch a TV show or film on the service.
Netflix's normally very noisy official Twitter account has been completely silent on this latest outage. We've not seen any statement since the issue first started tonight.
The first instances started to occur at around 7pm. At the moment it's not clear what is the cause of the outage.
California-based Netflix has over 100 million subscribers around the world and has grown in popularity thanks to hit programmes including Stranger Things, House of Cards, Master of None and The Crown.
The company has yet to acknowledge the issue - but thankfully has a good track record when it comes to getting services back up again quickly.
With a growing audience and rising costs, the firm has decided to boost its prices in recent months for its subscription packages as it looks to focus on more original content.
The company's chief financial officer David Wells told the site that Netflix is pumping £6 BILLION into financing its new shows - in a bid to win over and keep yet more subscribers.
Netflix has a strong stable of original shows like Stranger Things - but needs to keep up the momentum in the face of constant competition from Amazon Prime Video.
Disney has also announced plans to start its own streaming service with its impressive backlog of titles, including the Marvel and Star Wars franchises.