Goodbye, Netflix: Departing Titles in November 2023
Shows and movies are bidding farewell to Netflix in November 2023 Don't miss out on these exiting titles as they take flight from the streaming platform
In November, several reality shows will be taken off Netflix. The platform will remove Seasons 5 and 7 of The Amazing Race, as well as the first two seasons of Basketball Wives. Departing from the streaming service, we will also bid farewell to Denis Villeneuve's thought-provoking science-fiction masterpiece, Arrival, and the beloved comedy, Superbad.
Furthermore, a number of family-friendly movies will be removed. These include Stuart Little, Surf's Up, and the timeless fairytale, Hook, starring Robin Williams. For a comprehensive list of everything leaving Netflix this November, please refer below.
Leaving November 3:
The Amazing Race: Season 5
The Amazing Race: Season 7
Leaving November 6:
Jerry Seinfeld: Comedian
Leaving November 10:
Laguna Beach: Seasons 1-2
Leaving November 15:
Accepted
Jeff Dunham: All Over the Map
Loving
Leaving November 22:
Hard Kill
Love Island USA: Season 1
Leaving November 29:
Disappearance at Clifton Hill
Leaving November 30:
About Last Night
Arrival
Basketball Wives: Seasons 1-2
Dear John
Fences
Hook
LEGO: Friends: Seasons 1-4
New in Town
Peppermint
Stuart Little
Stuart Little 2
Superbad
Surf's Up
The Punisher
Up in the Air
Editor's P/S
As a Netflix enthusiast, I'm both excited and sad to see the titles departing from the streaming platform in November 2023. On one hand, I'm thrilled to discover new shows and movies that will be added to the platform's library. On the other hand, I'm sad to see some of my favorite titles, such as Arrival and Superbad, being removed.
Nevertheless, I understand that Netflix's content library is constantly evolving, and I'm confident that the platform will continue to offer a wide variety of content that appeals to its diverse audience. I'm already looking forward to exploring the new titles that will be added in November and discovering new favorites.
