LAS VEGAS—After starting its CES keynote in perhaps the most boring way ever—with an extended recap of what seemed like every milestone in the company's 19-year history—Netflix threw us a bone.

CEO Reed Hastings announced a huge international expansion that makes the streaming service almost global.

"While we have been on stage at CES, we switched Netflix on in Azerbaijan, Vietnam, India, Nigeria, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, Turkey, and 130 new countries," Hastings announced. "Netflix has gone live in nearly every country of the world…except China...where we hope to be soon."

Netflix is also unavailable in regions like Syria, Crimea, and North Korea, the company said on Twitter.

Hastings said people all over the world—even in countries where Netflix has not been available—know about shows like Orange is the New Black and House of Cards. Now, many more will have the opportunity to (legally) watch them. As the company noted on Twitter, however, licensing agreements will affect the content you see in each country. Netflix is "still prisoners of territorial licensing [but is] moving quickly to have global availability of all content on Netflix," it said.

Netflix also added support for about 20 languages, including Arabic.

To celebrate the rollout, Netflix was joined at its CES keynote by celebrities like Chelsea Handler, Will Arnett, Kristen Ritter, and Wagner Moura, who discussed their respective Netflix shows.

Fast-talking Handler discussed her four-part documentary series airing on Netflix this year, which explores topics like racism, marriage, Silicon Valley, and drugs. She then took on the role of interviewer, questioning Netflix veteran Arnett (The BoJack Horseman and Arrested Development) about his new comedy series Flaked, Ritter about Jessica Jones, and Moura about Narcos.

The streaming giant then gave those in attendance a first look at new shows The Crown, a 10-episode period drama telling the story of Queen Elizabeth in modern Britain, and The Get Down, a Baz Luhrman-directed series set in the 1970s New York City disco scene.