Netflix October 2017 Movies, TV Shows Roster Update: 'One Tree Hill' Seasons 1–9, 'Titanic' and More to Be Removed
As the calendar flips a page to a new month, Netflix will welcome new additions to their library, especially the much-awaited sophomore season of "Stranger Things." However, it will also be saying goodbye to several well-known titles.
One of the titles Netflix will say goodbye to is a popular show from the 2000s, "One Tree Hill," which originally aired from 2003-2012. It will no longer be available starting Oct. 1, which has saddened many of the show's fans who have been binge-watching the series since it came to the streaming service.
Since there is not enough time to re-watch all 188 episodes of this well-loved drama, FanFest has listed the show's 12 best episodes that fans can watch before the series disappears from the Netflix library.
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The list includes the pilot episode, where it all started, as well as "Spirit in the Night" and "To Wish Impossible Things" of season 1; "All Tomorrow's Parties," "The Wind that Blew My Heart Away," "The Show Must Go On," and "With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept" of season 3; "Some You Give Away" and "Pictures of You" of season 4. It also listed down "4 Years, 6 Months, 2 Days" of season 5; "Almost Everything I Wish I'd Said the Last Time I Saw You" of season 7; and "Danny Boy" and "One Tree Hill" of season 9, with the latter being the show's ultimate finale.
Other TV shows reportedly leaving Netflix on Oct. 1 include "30: Rock" seasons 1–7, "The Bernice Mac Show" seasons 1–5, "David Attenborough's Rise of the Animals: Triumph of the Vertebrates" season 1, "Friday Night Lights" seasons 1–5, "Malcolm in the Middle" seasons 1–7, "My Name is Earl" seasons 1–4, "Prison Break" seasons 1–4, and "The Wonder Years" seasons 1–6.
"The Cleveland Show" seasons 1–4 will no longer be available on the streaming platform starting Oct. 19. Bones" seasons 5–11 will follow suit, leaving Netflix on Oct. 21. "Lie to Me" seasons 2–3 and "Louie" seasons 1–5 will be inaccessible starting Oct. 27, while "Family Guy" seasons 9–14 will be unavailable starting Oct. 29.
A total 32 movies will also be removed from Netflix's roster on Oct. 1, as listed by Variety. To name a few, the list includes "Titanic," "Love Actually," "Happy Feet," "Million Dollar," "Big Daddy," "Cradle 2 the Grave," "Hellboy," "Dr. Dolittle: Tail to the Chief," and "Mortal Kombat."
On Oct. 27, "Hotel Transylvania 2" will leave the platform, too.
