Netflix Is Losing 8 Originals Soon—Watch Them Before They’re Gone!

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Netflix plans to remove eight original titles from its library, making these shows and movies streaming exclusives. This means that unless they return at a later date, these particular pieces – including “The Hater”, “MILF”, comedy specials like “Mark Normand: Soup to Nuts” and “Plastic Cup Boyz: Laughing My Mask Off”, as well as series such as “The Twelve”, “Bitter Daisies”, “Harvey Girls Forever!”, and “Call My Agent!” – can only be watched on Netflix for now. Since their departure dates from Netflix are spread throughout July, you have more time to catch some of these shows before they’re gone.

Netflix has unveiled their entire strategy for “content rotation” in July, and it features a larger-than-expected number of original productions. The Polish thriller titled “The Hater” is set to depart first on July 6th, marking almost five years since its initial release on the platform. This movie revolves around a young man embarking on a career in public relations who finds himself drawn into the murky depths of social media manipulation. Since there’s no planned physical release and no alternative licensing agreement, viewers will not be able to watch this film legally once it is removed from Netflix.

In a few days, starting from July 10th, the Belgian mystery series “The Twelve” will no longer be streaming on Netflix. The story revolves around an extraordinary murder case and the jury members summoned to discuss it. Although you won’t find it on Netflix after this date, it can still be found on other platforms in specific regions. On the contrary, the 2018 French comedy “MILF” will no longer be available anywhere as of July 15th. As of now, there is no information about where it might appear next.

On the 17th of July, the Spanish drama series “Bitter Daisies” concludes its run on Netflix. This police-themed show, set in a small town, uncovers secrets far beyond what the investigator initially expected. Initially aired on Spanish television, it might still be accessible in other regions today. Meanwhile, “Harvey Girls Forever!” – an animated series produced with multiple studios – can be rented or bought digitally from platforms like Prime Video and YouTube. After leaving Netflix on July 18th, it shouldn’t be too difficult to locate elsewhere.

Coming up next is the French comedy-drama “Call My Agent!”, which will no longer be available on Netflix starting July 22nd. Originally released in 2015, this show is among the oldest titles set to part ways with Netflix’s catalog next month. In the U.S., it can still be rented or purchased digitally.

In summary, the comedy specials will be leaving Netflix starting July 25th with “Soup to Nuts,” followed by “Laughing My Mask Off” on July 31st. The former is a stand-up comedy special lasting an hour that delves into awkward moments from Normand’s personal life, while the latter gathers popular stand-up segments from three comedians – Will “Spank” Horton, Na’im Lynn, and Joey Wells, who are part of Kevin Hart’s comedy crew, the “Plastic Cup Boyz.

Netflix often removes shows from its library to accommodate fresh content, with factors like viewer ratings or contract renewals being potential reasons. At the moment, viewers have to enjoy their preferred shows as long as possible, and cross their fingers for a future reappearance on some accessible streaming service.

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2025-06-17 23:09