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Netflix finally decided to give us a break this week, and honestly, we are still recovering from the shock. Usually, the “leaving soon” list feels huge and feels like a direct attack from Netflix, like it wakes up every Monday and chooses violence.

But for once, the universe dialled down the drama.

Only two titles are leaving. Two. That is the streaming equivalent of walking into work and finding out your boss called in sick. Absolute blessing.

And since the list is practically empty, we can talk about both exits without feeling like we are reading names at a graduation ceremony. First up is the Japanese drama The Many Faces of Ito, which respectfully bows out on November 24th.

This show has always been a little underrated gem, mostly because it lives in that corner of Netflix where the algorithm forgets to shine a flashlight.

It follows a screenwriter who interviews four women who all dated the same man, and honestly, the stories get more unhinged with every episode. Ito isn’t even on-screen half the time, yet you end up forming very strong opinions about him. If you have been meaning to watch it, this is your final window before it disappears into streaming heaven.

The second exit is Shawn Mendes: Live in Concert, leaving on November 25th. This one is for the people who had a Mendes phase and pretended it was ironic. Watching the concert film feels like slipping into your teenage brain for an hour.

The crowd, the lights, the outfits: all iconic. Also, it has that low-effort serotonin energy that works on days when regular life feels a bit too much. And if you want to relive your fake front-row fantasy or just stare at Shawn singing like he doesn’t know he’s attractive, now is the moment.

So yes, this week is chill. No heartbreak, no panic downloads at 11 pm. Just two titles walking out of the Netflix building without making a scene. Enjoy this rare calm because next week, Netflix will probably go back to its usual hobby: emotional damage.