As another month is about to begin, many subscribers are asking the same question: What’s leaving Netflix this October? In its regular content refresh, the streaming giant will be removing several TV shows to make way for exciting new arrivals. From nostalgic favorites to series you’ve been meaning to catch up on, now is the perfect time to watch them before they disappear from the platform.
Here’s the complete list of TV series that will be leaving Netflix in October 2025.
List of all TV shows leaving Netflix in October 2025
As October approaches, Netflix is preparing to introduce a variety of new series while simultaneously saying goodbye to several beloved shows. Among the notable TV series leaving the platform this month are The Family Business, Ghost Hunters, White Collar, and many others. Ranging from emotional dramas to captivating thrillers, numerous cherished titles will soon be removed from the catalog.
Below is a full list of Netflix originals and other must-watch TV series that are scheduled to leave the streaming service in October 2025:
October 1
White Collar (Seasons 1-6)
October 2
Oktoberfest: Beer & Blood (Limited Series) – Netflix Original Removal
October 6
Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber (Limited Series)
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October 7
To The Lake (Season 1) – Netflix Original Removal
October 15
Killing Eve (Seasons 1-4)
Some Assembly Required (Season 1) – Netflix Original Removal
October 18
Ghost Hunters (Seasons 3-4)
October 20
October 24
The Family Business (Seasons 1-4)
October 29
Mythomaniac (Seasons 1-2) Netflix Original Removal
As October arrives with its festive autumn and Halloween spirit, it will not only bring fresh entertainment content but also signal the exit of some beloved TV shows. So, now is the perfect chance to stream your favorite shows on Netflix before they disappear.
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