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Here we go again. The Netflix goodbye week. That time of the month when you promise yourself you won’t scroll through the “Leaving Soon” section and then immediately do it anyway. November’s mid-month departures are especially painful, mostly because there are so many good ones packed into just a few days.

It all starts on November 10th with Atelier, one of those underrated Netflix Originals that came out about a decade ago and you probably forgot existed until now. Atelier is a show that makes you wish fashion dramas had more emotions and fewer catwalk cliches. Then by the 11th, things start falling apart… for real. Dinner at My Place and The Book of Clarence disappear, which means you have got roughly a day to squeeze in some late-night comfort viewing before they’re gone for good.

The 12th will hit you with a double punch with Memories of a Teenager, a film that’s way more emotional than its title suggests, and The Order of Myths, that gorgeous little 2008 documentary that deserved more love. And yes, even The Graham Norton Show: Best Bits is leaving, which feels rude. How are we supposed to survive weekends without watching celebrities trying not to spill their tea on his couch?

But the real heartbreak lands mid-week. Archer, all 13 seasons of sarcastic spy nonsense, is checking out on November 13th. That is a whole era gone in one night. And just to twist the knife, Oh My Ghost, another Netflix Original, vanishes with it. By the time you reach the 14th, it’s Madame Web and Smile walking out the door. You know it’s bad when even the creepy movies are leaving; Netflix is truly cleansing its dark corner this week.

Then comes November 15th with the real exodus. A.P. Bio, First Wives Club, Million Dollar Decorators… all gone. And if that wasn’t enough, the Jaws collection swims away too. Every single one of them. That’s four generations of shark anxiety leaving at once. Add in Mamma Mia! and Law Abiding Citizen, and you’ve basically got the weirdest double feature imaginable disappearing overnight.

And the sheer range of what’s leaving is kind of wild because it is not just one genre. You have comedies, thrillers, true crime, documentaries, and even musicals leaving all at once. You could literally go from singing ABBA songs to hiding from serial killers, and both options are vanishing within 48 hours.

By the weekend, we are saying goodbye to the final few stragglers, including A Nice Girl Like You and Cam. The latter hurts most because it’s a Netflix Original, and there is something extra depressing about seeing Netflix remove its own creations. It’s like watching someone delete old vacation photos.

So you see, this list is not just a reminder; it is your nudge to stop waiting for the perfect weekend because by the time you find it, half your favourites will already be gone.

So yeah, if you were planning to rewatch Jaws or finally finish Archer, now’s your moment. Because next week, there’ll just be another “Remember when that was on Netflix?” conversation.

Every movie and series leaving Netflix this week

Movies

November 11th
Dinner at My Place (2022)
The Book of Clarence (2023)

November 12th
Memories of a Teenager (2019)
The Order of Myths (2008)

November 14th
Madame Web (2024)
Smile (2022)

November 15th
Disappearance at Clifton Hill (2020)
El sendero de la anaconda (2019)
R.I.P.D. 2: Rise of the Damned (2022)
Jaws (1975)
Jaws 2 (1978)
Jaws 3 (1983)
Jaws: The Revenge (1987)
Law Abiding Citizen (2009)
Mamma Mia! (2008)

November 16th
A Nice Girl Like You (2020)
Cam (2018) – Netflix Original

Series

November 10th
Atelier (Season 1) – Netflix Original

November 12th
The Graham Norton Show: Best Bits (Season 1)

November 13th
Archer (Seasons 1–13)
Oh My Ghost (Season 1) – Netflix Original

November 15th
A.P. Bio (Seasons 1–4)
First Wives Club (Seasons 1–3)
Million Dollar Decorators (2011)