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We’re still learning of more titles set to leave Netflix throughout June 2024 in the United States, and three Nickelodeon favorites are just joining the list of departures. Stream while you still can!
Over the past few years, Netflix has been home to over a dozen new and old Nickelodeon titles, including multiple exclusive movies. Later this year, it will also stream the new The Fairly OddParents animated series in international regions.
Despite Netflix’s collection of Nickelodeon titles being considerable, many don’t stay on the service forever, with many leaving after being on the service for a few years or cycling which seasons are available.
So what shows are leaving? Here’s the rundown:
- She’s All That (Seasons 2-3 – 41 episodes) – The sketch show that ran from the late 1990s was about various kids participating in wacky skits, including Good Burger and Ask Ashley, the former of which became a feature-length movie!
- Kenan and Kel (Seasons 1-2 – 23 episodes) – The first two seasons of four that were produced throughout the 1990s. Starring Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell.
- Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide (Seasons 1-2 – 33 episodes) – Sitcom about a middle schooler assembling a survival guide for kids to prepare for adolescence. Starring Devon Werkheiser, Lindsey Shaw, and Dan Curtis Lee.
All three of these titles are set to leave Netflix US on June 22nd with your “Last day to Watch” being June 21st.
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All three are leaving Netflix after just two years on the platform. If you can recall, they were all added over the summer of 2022, albeit their additions weren’t perfect. In the case of Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide, only the first two seasons were added, and the third was only available to those with a Paramount+ subscription. That’s common with Nickelodeon shows on Netflix, however.
For the full list (and we do mean full compared to most outlets who just copied and pasted a list from Netflix PR) of what’s leaving Netflix in June 2024 – keep it locked on What’s on Netflix.
In other Netflix Nickelodeon news, the two live-action tween series that came to Netflix exclusively in international regions and licensed in the US were both canceled in the first few months of the year. That includes That Girl Lay Lay, which won’t return for season 3, and Erin & Aaron, which won’t return for season 2.
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