As August comes to a close and September approaches, Netflix is preparing to say goodbye to some more fan favorites. In its usual content rotation, the platform will be removing several TV shows to welcome some thrilling new additions. Whether it’s a cherished classic or a show you’ve been wanting to binge-watch, now’s the moment to press play before these titles leave Netflix’s collection.
Here’s the complete list of TV series that will be leaving Netflix in September 2025.
List of all TV shows leaving Netflix in September 2025
With a new month on the horizon, we get a fresh batch of series but also have to say goodbye to some beloved ones. Notable TV shows departing from Netflix this August are classics like The Good Place, The Resident, My Perfect Landing, and others. Plus, it’s also saying goodbye to the entire Pokémon Collection, a classic favorite for kids.
Below is a full list of Netflix originals and other essential TV series that are about to leave the streaming service shortly:
September 1
- A House of Blocks (1 Season)
- FINAL FANTASY XIV Dad of Light (1 Season) – Netflix Original Removal
- Heartland (Seasons 1-16)
- My Perfect Landing (Season 1)
- Story Time Book: Read-Along (Season 1)
- Thomas and Friends (Season 24)
- Wipeout (Season 1)
September 4
- The Resident (Seasons 1-6) – Disney Removal
September 5
September 10
- Greenleaf (Seasons 1-5)
- Pokémon Collection: {Pokémon Journeys: The Series (2021), Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series (2022), Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series (2023)}
- Titipo Titipo (Season 1)
September 14
- Change Days (Season 1)
- Chosen (Seasons 1-2)
September 15
- Band of Brothers (Limited Series) – HBO Removal
- Intervention (Season 1)
- Krapopolis (Season 1)
- The Pacific (Limited Series) – HBO Removal
September 18
- The Walking Dead: Dead City (Season 1)
September 26
- The Good Place (Seasons 1-4)
September 30
- Chappelle’s Show (Seasons 1-2)
As September arrives with its refreshing monsoon vibes, it not only brings new entertainment content but also marks the exit of some fan-favorite TV shows. So, now’s the perfect time to catch them on Netflix before they’re gone.
