Netflix Is Losing These Shows in February – Don’t Miss Out!

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By 2025, we’re fully immersed, and each month’s end brings a fresh start along with another reshuffling in the Netflix collection. Known as the trailblazer in the streaming sector that has significantly influenced contemporary culture, Netflix has earned its reputation by catering to an array of tastes, seeming to have something for almost everyone.

Regardless if you’re young like a child or an adult who enjoys My Little Pony (or bronies), a fan of Korean dramas, or simply seeking a humorous sitcom to relax with, we’ve gathered the top shows that are leaving Netflix in February. Get ready and plan your viewing schedule – this could be your final opportunity to stream these series for some time!

‘My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic’ (Seasons 1-4)

Leaving Netflix on February 1

It was once thought that television shows based on toy lines in children’s cartoons were a unique trait of the ’80s, but “My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic,” created by Lauren Faust, who previously worked on “The Powerpuff Girls” and “Foster’s Home For Imaginary Friends,” disproved this notion. The show centers around Twilight Sparkle and her pals Applejack, Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, and Fluttershy as they embark on various adventures within the realm of Equestria while picking up valuable lessons about friendship along the way.

The first four seasons of “My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic,” which had a surprising resurgence in popularity after years of being dormant and debuting in 2010, will no longer be streamable on Netflix starting from February 1. This news is unfortunate for the dedicated fanbase known as “bronies.

‘Prison Playbook’

Leaving Netflix on February 1

Park Hae-soo, better known as Cho Sang-woo from the popular “Squid Game”, first appeared on screen in 2017’s “Prison Playbook”. This series was one of the highest-rated cable shows ever produced in Korea, delving into the lives of convicts, their families, and the correctional officers who work within a flawed system. In this drama, Hae-soo portrays Kim Je-hyuk, a former baseball player accused of assault after defending his sister from a sexual attack.

In its rich tapestry of characters, the series “Prison Playbook” delves into significant issues reflecting modern Japan, such as class disparity, political malfeasance, and systemic mistreatment. However, it doesn’t just present a bleak picture, but rather unfolds as a drama of everyday life with occasional light-hearted humor to balance the mood. Yet, Hae-soo is the glue that binds everything, demonstrating why he earned international acclaim. Stream Prison Playbook until February 1.

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ (Seasons 1-2)

Leaving Netflix on February 25

The TV series titled “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” developed by Dan Goor and renowned creator of “The Good Place,” Michael Schur, was a much-adored sitcom throughout the 2010s. Spanning eight seasons, it initially aired on Fox before moving to NBC. This humorous show is set in a fictional New York Police Department precinct, number 99, and revolves around a detective squad, featuring characters like Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg), the immature yet brilliant officer; Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz), whose wit is as sharp as her humor is dry; and the stern yet comical captain Raymond Holt, portrayed by the late Andre Braugher.

As of now, only the initial four seasons of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” are available for streaming on Netflix, with the fifth and sixth seasons arriving on February 25. However, unexpectedly, seasons 1 and 2 will be removed from the platform on the same day. If you’re a fan of the Nine-Nine and want to rewatch classic episodes like the Halloween heists or the development of Jake’s rivalry with the Pontiac Bandit, you should do so before February 25 (unless you have a Peacock subscription, in which case you can access all eight seasons). In summary, February 25 is the last day to stream seasons 1-2 of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” on Netflix.

‘The Mindy Project’ (Seasons 1-6)

Leaving Netflix on February 28

Based on the title, it’s clear that “The Mindy Project” was brought to life by Mindy Kaling (known for her role in “The Office”), initially airing on Fox in 2012 before wrapping up its six-season run on Hulu. The series follows Dr. Mindy Lahiri, a gynecologist who is loosely based on Kaling’s mother, as she navigates the challenges of managing her professional and personal relationships at work. The diverse cast includes Ike Barinholtz as a peculiar nurse and ex-con, Chris Messina as Mindy’s best friend and potential love interest, and Ed Weeks as a British physician.

The TV show “The Mindy Project” started off with generally positive reviews that grew more appreciative as each season passed, despite being divisive among viewers, particularly due to the protagonist, played by Mindy Kaling, dating only white men. However, it’s a delightful romantic comedy series, and fans of Kaling have until February 28th to rewatch all six seasons on Netflix. In simpler terms, February 28 is the final day you can stream all seasons of The Mindy Project on Netflix.

For a complete list of every TV series leaving Netflix, check out the list below.

February 1

  • Black Magic Love (Season 1)
  • My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (Seasons 1-4)
  • Prison Playbook (Season 1)

February 10

  • Cyborg 009: Call of Justice (Limited Series)
  • Until Life Do Us Part (Season 1)

February 14

  • Handsome Siblings (Season 1)

February 26

  • Brooklyn Nine-Nine (Seasons 1-2)

February 28

  • The Mindy Project (Seasons 1-6)
  • Unstoppable (Season 1)

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2025-02-01 03:02