With fall in full swing, cozying up under a blanket and streaming to your heart’s content feels like a great way to cap off a long day. That’s perfect timing, considering there are several shows and films due to leave Netflix next month. To help you prioritize what to binge, we’ve compiled a full list of every title exiting the streaming platform in October.
Netflix subscribers only have a few weeks left to catch up on the teenage hijinks in the sitcom One on One, starring Flex Alexander, Kyla Pratt and Robert Ri’chard. Other shows leaving the streamer include Half & Half, about half-sisters who grew up apart and now live in the same building, the Nickelodeon sitcom Victorious starring Victoria Justice, and the first two seasons of the superhero comedy The Thundermans.
On the film side, there’s a limited amount of time to rewatch Darcy’s hand flex after making physical contact with Elizabeth’s in Pride & Prejudice. If you’re in the mood for action, the first three Expendables movies are available to watch until Oct. 4. But for those who prefer a good laugh, you have until the end of the month to stream the Eddie Murphy classic Coming to America.
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Originally airing on UPN from 2002 to 2006, this sitcom starred Rachel True and Essence Atkins as half-sisters who grew up separately and now found themselves living in the same San Francisco apartment building. The show, which was executive-produced by Yvette Lee Bowser (Living Single, Run the World), ran for four seasons and was one of the many casualties of UPN’s merger with The WB to form The CW in 2006.
Leaving Netflix: Saturday, Oct. 14
Another UPN show, this sitcom starring Kyla Pratt and Flex Alexander ran from 2001 to 2006. The story followed Flex Washington (played by Alexander), a playboy sportscaster who takes on full-time dad responsibilities when his teenage daughter Breanna (Pratt) moves in with him. The series featured many celebrity cameos, including Lil’ Romeo, Eve, Floetry, Angie Stone, Mario, Omarion, Brandy, Solange Knowles and WNBA great Lisa Leslie.
Leaving Netflix: Saturday, Oct. 14
This Nickelodeon sitcom, which ran for four seasons, centered on Tori Vega (played by Victoria Justice) and the wacky scenarios she encountered while attending the fictional Hollywood Arts, an elite performing arts high school for gifted teenagers. Additional cast for the show included Ariana Grande as Cat Valentine, Leon Thomas III as Andre Harris, Matt Bennett as Robbie Shapiro, Avan Jogia as Beck Oliver and Daniella Monet as Tori’s older sister Trina.
Leaving Netflix: Tuesday, Oct. 31
The 2005 film adaption of Jane Austen’s beloved novel, directed by Joe Wright, featured a star-studded ensemble that included Keira Knightley as Elizabeth, future Succession star Matthew Macfadyen as Mr. Darcy, Donald Sutherland as Mr. Bennet, Rosamund Pike as Jane, Jena Malone as Lydia, Carey Mulligan as Kitty and Rupert Friend as Mr. Wickham. The movie received four Academy Award nominations and won Wright the Carl Foreman Award for Most Promising Newcomer at the 2006 BAFTAs.
Leaving Netflix: Tuesday, Oct. 31
The 2015 film, directed by Alan Taylor (Game of Thrones, Interview with the Vampire), marked the fifth installment in the Terminator franchise. Featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger reprising his role as the Terminator, the story followed John Connor (played by Jason Clarke), leader of the human resistance who sent Sgt. Kyle Reese (Jai Courtney) back to 1984 to protect Sarah Connor (Emilia Clarke) and thus, the future. However, an unexpected event created a temporal paradox which caused Kyle to experience childhood memories from an alternate version of himself.
Leaving Netflix: Tuesday, Oct. 31
This iconic comedic film starred Eddie Murphy as Prince Akeem, a pampered African royal who travels to Queens, New York in search of a wife. The star-studded ensemble also included James Earl Jones as Akeem’s father King Jaffe Joffer, Arsenio Hall as his right-hand man Semmi, John Amos as Cleo McDowell, Shari Headley as Lisa, Madge Sinclair as Queen Aoleon, Paul Bates as Oha and Garcelle Beauvais as a rose bearer.
Leaving Netflix: Tuesday, Oct. 31
Sunday, Oct. 1
🎥 The Rental
Monday, Oct. 2
🎥 Jexi
Wednesday, Oct. 4
🎥 The Expendables
🎥 The Expendables 2
🎥 The Expendables 3
Thursday, Oct. 5
🎥 American Pie: Girls’ Rules
Saturday, Oct. 14
📺 Half & Half: Seasons 1-4
📺 One on One: Seasons 1-5
Tuesday, Oct. 31
🎥 Cliffhanger
🎥 Collateral
🎥 Coming to America
🎥 Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
🎥 Girl, Interrupted
🎥 Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie
📺 Into the Badlands: Seasons 1-3
🎥 Legends of the Hidden Temple
🎥 Mile 22
🎥 No Strings Attached
🎥 Pride & Prejudice
🎥 Reservoir Dogs
🎥 Steel Magnolias
📺 Tagged: Seasons 1-3
🎥 Terminator Genisys
🎥 The Pink Panther
🎥 The Pink Panther 2
📺 The Thundermans: Seasons 1-2
📺 Victorious: Seasons 1-2
I really would absolutely LOVE to see in these “leaving” articles that if you know these series are “coming to” or if it is already on or “coming to” a different streamer to list that somewhere.
These articles read like “this is your last chance to watch”, but all those Nickelodeon series are currently available on P+ (and im guessing are not going anywhere since Nick is a Paramount owned net/studio).
One on One is a Paramount produced series is it coming to P+? FAST? disapear? Terminator and P&P are Universal produced, are they going to show up on Peacock? Its fine if its unknown, but it would be nice to have a subtitle that says if we know or not.
This is simply a list of programs that soon won’t be available to subscribers of the popular Netflix streaming service. –Mgmt.