Over 80 Originals Eying Removal from Netflix Throughout 2027

As you’ve probably noticed, not all Netflix Originals stay on the service forever. While the vast majority of Netflix’s own productions will remain for the foreseeable future because Netflix owns them outright, a sizeable chunk are licensed from outside studios and distributors, and those deals eventually run out. Below, we’ve rounded up every Netflix Original we know of that’s currently scheduled to leave throughout 2027, broken down month by month.

We’ve already covered some of the biggest names on the chopping block, including Bloodline, The Get Down, Alias Grace and the Tales of Arcadia franchise, in our look at the major Netflix Originals that could leave in 2027. This is the full master list.

Not every title here is guaranteed to go. Netflix has re-licensed Originals before they’ve departed in the past, with Call My Agent! and Rita being two notable examples, plus Arrested Development, which we’re now told is renewed through 2031, so think of this as an early warning rather than a final verdict. We’ll update this list throughout the year as titles are extended or removed.

Missed last year’s list? Here’s our rundown of the Netflix Originals that left throughout 2026. We’ve also got a bigger list of every removed Netflix Original here which is in desperate need of an update.

Also important: Netflix doesn’t publicly comment on removals (we’ve tried numerous times over the years) but instead refers to its help article here.

Titles marked with an asterisk (*) are ones we recommend catching before they go.

In total, 84 Netflix Originals are currently scheduled to leave Netflix in 2027, including 37 series, 31 movies and 3 specials. July is the busiest month, with 13 titles departing. The biggest names on their way out include Bloodline (May), The Get Down (April), Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia (July), Alias Grace (November) and Glitch (June).

January 2027 Removals

January kicks off with one of the more unusual entries on the list: What Did Jack Do?, a black-and-white short written and directed by the late David Lynch, in which Lynch himself plays a detective interrogating a monkey suspected of murder. Also leaving is Amandla, Nerina De Jager’s drama about two brothers who end up on opposite sides of the law in 1980s South Africa, starring Lemogang Tsipa and Thabo Rametsi, along with the Norwegian street-racing comedy Asphalt Burning, the third film in the Børning franchise. Younger viewers will lose the animated LEGO Bionicle: The Journey to One, while High Society rounds out the month.

February 2027 Removals

The pick of February is Don’t Kill Me, an Italian supernatural romance starring Baby‘s Alice Pagani as a young woman who comes back from the dead with a hunger for human flesh. K-comedy fans will also want to catch The Sound of Your Heart, the sitcom adapted from Jo Seok’s long-running webtoon about a cartoonist and his chaotic family, before it goes. Grillo vs Grillo and My Wonderful Life also depart.

March 2027 Removals

March is a big month for European titles. Robert Finster plays a young Sigmund Freud investigating a string of murders in 1880s Vienna in the Austrian thriller Freud, while Olga Kurylenko leads the French revenge thriller Sentinelle. Poland loses two biopics: Autumn Girl, with Maria Dębska as 1960s screen star Kalina Jędrusik, and The Getaway King, with Dawid Ogrodnik as notorious escape artist Zdzisław Najmrodzki. Also leaving are the Korean disaster movie Pandora, starring Kim Nam-gil, in which an earthquake triggers a nuclear meltdown, and Love, Life & Everything in Between, a pan-Arab anthology of eight short films set on Valentine’s Day.

April 2027 Removals

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April is one of the toughest months on the list. The Get Down, Baz Luhrmann’s hip-hop origin story set in the 1970s South Bronx, which helped launch Justice Smith and Shameik Moore, departs alongside Borgen – Power & Glory, which saw Sidse Babett Knudsen return as Birgitte Nyborg. Spanish prison drama Locked Up, starring Maggie Civantos and co-created by Money Heist‘s Álex Pina, also leaves. On the movie side, you’ll lose Mike Flanagan’s Before I Wake with Kate Bosworth, Thomas Jane and Jacob Tremblay, the Saint Nektarios biopic Man of God starring Aris Servetalis and Mickey Rourke, Maribel Verdú in The Lighthouse of the Orcas, and the French period drama Madame Claude.

May 2027 Removals

The headline departure for May is Bloodline, the Florida Keys family thriller from the creators of Damages, starring Kyle Chandler, Ben Mendelsohn, Linda Cardellini and Sissy Spacek. Anime fans should also make time for BLAME!, Polygon Pictures’ adaptation of Tsutomu Nihei’s cyberpunk manga. The French animated adventure Sahara and preschool series Kazoops! also leave.

June 2027 Removals

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June sees the departure of Glitch, the Australian supernatural drama starring Patrick Brammall and Emma Booth, and Shimmer Lake, a crime thriller told in reverse over a single week, starring Benjamin Walker and Rainn Wilson. Michelle Jenner’s Spanish period drama The Cook of Castamar also leaves, as does Merlí. Sapere Aude, the spin-off of the Catalan hit Merlí. Elsewhere, you’ll lose the Chinese fantasy drama Who Rules the World with Yang Yang and Zhao Lusi, Korean thriller Lucid Dream starring Go Soo, the BNK48 documentary One Take, and the French animated series Wakfu.

July 2027 Removals

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July is the busiest month of the year, led by Guillermo del Toro’s DreamWorks trilogy Tales of Arcadia. Trollhunters, which features Anton Yelchin in one of his final roles, leaves on the same day as 3Below and Wizards. Lily Collins and Keanu Reeves’ Sundance drama To the Bone also departs, along with The Incredible Jessica James starring Jessica Williams and Chris O’Dowd and the retro gaming romance anime Hi Score Girl. International highlights include Capitani, Luxembourg’s first Netflix series, Country Queen from Kenya, and Pio Marmaï’s French superhero movie How I Became a Superhero.

August 2027 Removals

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August is quieter. The biggest loss is Glitch Techs, Nickelodeon’s animated series about teenagers who hunt monsters escaping from video games. Brazilian comedy The Secret Diary of an Exchange Student also leaves, along with Sing Again and The Good Bandit.

September 2027 Removals

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September’s departures include Pokémon: The Arceus Chronicles, the special tied to the Pokémon Legends: Arceus game, and The Catholic School, Stefano Mordini’s film based on the real-life Circeo murders in 1970s Rome. Allen Maldonado’s sneaker-collecting comedy series Sneakerheads also goes, as do the French romcom Friendzone and the animated LEGO Elves: Secrets of Elvendale.

October 2027 Removals

October’s main departure is Black Butterflies, the French psychological thriller starring Nicolas Duvauchelle as a struggling writer and Niels Arestrup as the man who hires him to tell a story that turns out to be a confession. Dutch comedy series Toon, about a jingle composer, also leaves, along with the Thai stand-up special DEAW#13 Udom Taephanich Stand Up Comedy Show.

November 2027 Removals

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November’s biggest loss is Alias Grace, the Margaret Atwood adaptation written by Sarah Polley, directed by Mary Harron and starring Sarah Gadon. DreamWorks’ Fast & Furious Spy Racers, with Tyler Posey voicing Tony Toretto, departs a few days later. It’s also a big month for kids’ titles: the Danger Mouse reboot voiced by Alexander Armstrong and Stephen Fry, Puffin Rock narrated by Chris O’Dowd, the Beatles-soundtracked special Beat Bugs: All Together Now, and Luna Petunia all leave. Good Morning Call, Johanna Nordström’s stand-up special Call the Police, Coffey Anderson’s docuseries Country Ever After and Just Short of Perfect round out the month.

December 2027 Removals

The year closes with 7 Women and a Murder, Alessandro Genovesi’s Italian remake of François Ozon’s 8 Women, starring Margherita Buy and The White Lotus‘ Sabrina Impacciatore. The Road to Love and The Climb also depart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are Netflix Originals leaving Netflix?

Not every title branded as a Netflix Original is owned by Netflix. Many are licensed from other studios, broadcasters or distributors for a fixed term, often seven to ten years, and once that deal ends the rights go back to the owner.

Can a Netflix Original come back after it leaves?

Yes. Netflix can renew a license before a title departs or re-acquire it later, as it has done with shows like Call My Agent! and Rita.

Will these titles leave Netflix in every country?

Not necessarily. Removal dates can vary by region, and this list primarily covers Netflix in the United States.

Where will these shows and movies go after they leave Netflix?

It depends on the rights holder. Some titles find a new home on another streaming service, while others become unavailable to stream for a while.

Which Netflix Original leaving in 2027 will you miss the most? Let us know in the comments down below.