SA329
AUS425/9 (124.3 ov)
BAN272
WI134/4 (48 ov)
UAE121/4 (33/50 ov, target 197)
OMA196
ENG371/4 (48.6/50 ov)
SL
AFG
ZIM
KHA
HAZ
FRO
LEC
NSR
KHO
RIY
QAD
FIO
ATA
NZ
IND
NAM
IRE
Genoa2
Juventus0
Monza1
Napoli4
Milan2
Bologna4
Parma0
Udinese0
WELL
OTAGO
BIK56/2 (7/20 ov)
KAY
SWD
TITNS80/4 (9.4/20 ov)
BRODA616
J & K303 & 312/6 (94.5 ov) (f/o)
CHD685/5d
HP557/6 (175 ov)
SBP172 & 165/7 (59.4 ov, target 237)
MITS112 & 296
SOA154
WA406/5d & 79/6 (29 ov)
BH-W
SS-W
MOW
VAG
MIS
TOK
DEN
JER
KUW
PNG
IND-W133/2 (17/50 ov, target 132)
ZIM-W131
MS-W192/4
HH-W174/8 (20 ov, target 193)
MR-W138/9
ST-W140/4 (17/20 ov, target 139)
JAB116/2 (17.2/20 ov, target 116)
KAG115
LIONS204/1 (18/20 ov, target 199)
EASTN198/6
ADL0
LCS0
Abha
Al Ittihad
NorthEast
Bengaluru
Al Diriyah
Neom SC
Venezia0
Inter Milan2
GOA1
SC Delhi1
June 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most painful months for Netflix subscribers in recent memory. From beloved franchise films to fan-favourite series and a heartbreaking batch of Netflix Originals being wiped permanently — the departures list is long, and the clock is ticking. Here’s everything worth watching before it disappears.
Netflix Biggest Departures
| Title | Type | Leaving Date |
|---|---|---|
| The Lego Movie (2014) | Movie | June 1 |
| Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) | Movie | June 1 |
| Casino (1995) | Movie | June 1 |
| Fifty Shades Trilogy | Movies (x3) | June 1 |
| Night at the Museum Trilogy | Movies (x3) | June 1 |
| Kim’s Convenience (Seasons 1–5) | Series | June 2 |
| It Ends With Us (2024) | Movie | June 9 |
| Brockmire (Seasons 1–4) | Series | June 3 |
| Blindspot (Seasons 1–5) | Series | June 7 |
| Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts (Seasons 1–3) | Netflix Original | June 26 |
| Degrassi: Next Class (Seasons 1–4) | Netflix Original | June 30 |
| Sex and the City (Seasons 1–6) | Series (HBO) | June 30 |
The Shows & Movies You Need to Watch NOW
🎬 The Lego Movie (2014) — Leaving June 1
Everything is awesome — until it’s gone. This wildly creative animated adventure from Phil Lord and Christopher Miller is one of the most cleverly written family films of its era, blending humor, heart, and surprisingly deep themes about creativity and conformity. A legitimate modern classic. Don’t miss it.
🎬 Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) — Leaving June 1
Robin Williams at his most lovably unhinged. A divorced dad disguises himself as a Scottish nanny just to spend time with his kids — and the result is one of the most warmly funny family comedies ever made. If you haven’t revisited it in a while, now’s the time. Bring tissues.
🎬 Casino (1995) — Leaving June 1
Martin Scorsese’s sprawling, neon-lit portrait of power, greed, and betrayal inside the Las Vegas casino world. Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, and Sharon Stone are each extraordinary in one of the director’s most underrated masterpieces. Three hours of pure cinematic muscle.
🎬 The Fifty Shades Trilogy — Leaving June 1
Love them or find them ridiculous — all three Fifty Shades films (Grey, Darker, Freed) are leaving together. If you’ve never watched them as a back-to-back guilty pleasure marathon with friends, this is your window. The whole trilogy in one sitting is an experience.
🎬 Night at the Museum Trilogy — Leaving June 1
All three films featuring Ben Stiller’s bumbling security guard who discovers museum exhibits come to life after dark are heading out the door. Light, fun, family-friendly entertainment — and all three leave simultaneously, so queue them up now.
📺 Kim’s Convenience (Seasons 1–5) — Leaving June 2
This one genuinely stings. The beloved Canadian sitcom following the Kim family and their convenience store in Toronto is a warm, funny, endlessly charming show that built a deeply loyal global fanbase on Netflix. All five seasons leave on June 2nd — if you haven’t started yet, drop everything. For more great series like this, check our picks and reviews at Technosports.
🎬 It Ends With Us (2024) — Leaving June 9
Blake Lively’s adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel had one of the most talked-about theatrical runs of 2024. A story about love, cycles of abuse, and the complicated courage it takes to break them — emotional, impactful, and very much worth watching before it vanishes.
📺 Blindspot (Seasons 1–5) — Leaving June 7
The NBC thriller about a tattooed woman found in Times Square with no memory and a body covered in clues is a genuinely compelling binge-watch. Five full seasons of twisty, action-packed mystery all disappear on June 7th.
📺 Brockmire (Seasons 1–4) — Leaving June 3
Hank Azaria’s darkly funny IFC comedy about a disgraced baseball announcer trying to rebuild his life is sharp, profane, and deeply underrated. All four seasons leave June 3rd — a perfect quick binge before they go.
📺 Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts — Leaving June 26
One of Netflix’s most vibrant and heartfelt animated originals, set in a post-apocalyptic world where mutant animals and humans try to coexist. Joyful, inclusive, and beautifully animated — its permanent removal is a real loss for the platform.
📺 Sex and the City (Seasons 1–6) — Leaving June 30
The end of an era. All six seasons of the iconic HBO series about four women navigating love and life in New York City depart on the last day of June as part of Netflix’s ongoing HBO title rotation. Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, and Samantha — this is your goodbye watch.
📺 Degrassi: Next Class (Seasons 1–4) — Leaving June 30
Another Netflix Original headed for permanent deletion. The beloved teen drama that tackled real issues with rare honesty — mental health, identity, relationships — is going away for good at month’s end. Don’t sleep on it.
Stay ahead of every Netflix arrival and departure with our full streaming coverage at Technosports.
