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Netflix is doing it again. Another week, another painful reminder that your favourite comfort watches do not live here forever. This week, several big-name titles are set to vanish quietly from the platform, and some of them are harder to part with than others.

This is not a slow week. It is a heavy one. Whether you are a crime drama devotee, a documentary enthusiast, or someone who still has Mobile Suit Gundam saved in the “Watch Later” section, this list will sting. The question is not whether anything important is being left behind. The question is how many of your unfinished shows and long-postponed rewatch plans are about to be wiped out.

Let us start with the biggest heartbreak of the week. Dexter, all eight seasons of it, is leaving on June 19. This is your final chance to revisit one of television’s most iconic antiheroes, a blood-splatter analyst who moonlights as a serial killer with his own twisted moral code. Dexter was never meant to be background noise. It demands attention, and now, it demands urgency. You either start that rewatch today or accept that it might not be this easy to stream again for a long time.

Then there is The Equalizer, another fan-favourite crime series that is exiting on June 16th. With its tightly written episodes and complex protagonist, it is one of those shows you do not realise you will miss until it is already gone. If you like justice served with precision and a bit of edge, this one deserves a spot in your final-week lineup.

On the film front, the exits are equally frustrating. Won’t You Be My Neighbor? leaves on June 16th, and if you have never watched this deeply emotional documentary on Mister Rogers, now is the moment. It is one of those rare pieces of content that manages to be both comforting and quietly profound.

For those in the mood for something more stylised, Carol and Migration are also leaving this week, along with Father Figures. Each one offers a distinct tone and experience. Together, they form a solid trio of stories about longing, identity, and chaos, in that order.

Anime lovers may want to brace themselves. Four classic Mobile Suit Gundam films are being removed on June 17th. These titles are more than nostalgic throwbacks. They are formative texts for an entire generation of sci-fi fans. Losing them feels like closing a chapter on a genre-defining era.

Lastly, Netflix is saying goodbye to a few Originals too, including Blood Will Tell and Brain on Fire. These titles might not have made as much noise as others when they premiered, but they are sharp, emotional, and deserving of your attention before they disappear quietly this weekend.

If you have been meaning to catch up on any of these, now is the time. Because next week, they will not be here. And Netflix will have already moved on, with or without you.

Every movie and series leaving Netflix this week

Movies

June 16

• Won’t You Be My Neighbor? (2018)

June 17

• Carol (2015)
• Mobile Suit Gundam I: Soldiers of Sorrow (1981)
• Mobile Suit Gundam II: Soldiers of Sorrow (1981)
• Mobile Suit Gundam III: Encounters in Space (1982)
• Mobile Suit Gundam: Char’s Counterattack (1988)

June 19

• Migration (2023)

June 20

• Father Figures (2017)

June 21

• American Sniper (2014)
• Blood Will Tell (2019)

June 22

• Brain on Fire (2016)

Series

June 16

• The Equalizer (Seasons 1–3)

June 19

• Dexter (Seasons 1–8)