All five seasons of Issa Rae’s acclaimed HBO series “Insecure” surprise-dropped on Netflix on Monday, serving as confirmation that a deal for Netflix to stream HBO content has been completed. The deal closed late last week, an individual with knowledge of the situation told TheWrap.

“Insecure” is the first of a number of HBO originals that will stream on Netflix, with the World War II limited series “Band of Brothers,” Emmy-winning drama “Six Feet Under,” Dwayne Johnson’s “Ballers” and supernatural sensation “True Blood” to follow, according to the same individual. Netflix streaming dates for those series haven’t yet been set.

This deal marks the first time HBO content has been licensed to a rival within the United States in a decade. HBO shows were previously licensed to Amazon to stream on Prime Video, but that deal was made before Prime Video became a serious competitor in the originals space.