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I'm So Sorry, But It's Time To Say Good-Bye To These 24 TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In February 2023

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I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but a new month does mean that it's time to bid farewell to a whole crop of beloved movies and TV shows on Netflix.

"Some for the homies and some for me!" as people celebrate
"Some for the homies and some for me!" as people celebrate

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So here are the 24 titles that are, unfortunately, leaving Netflix in February 2023:

Leaving the week of Feb. 1:

A man sitting on the ground next a campfire with a dragon in Dragonheart

1: Dragonheart: Vengeance

2: The Paper Tigers

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Leaving the week of Feb. 5:

The cast of H20 standing on a beach in a circle

3: H2O: Just Add Water, seasons 2 and 3

4: Versailles, seasons 1 and 2

5: One Piece: Alabasta

6: One Piece: East Blue

7: One Piece: Enter Chopper at the Winter Island

8: One Piece: Entering Into the Grand Line

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Leaving the week of Feb. 12:

Anna Kendrick in Mr Right

9: Monster High: Electrified

10: The Forest

11: Mr. Right

12: Term Life

13: No Escape Room

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Leaving the week of Feb. 19:

Zach Galifianakis Live at the Purple Onion

14: Bert Kreischer: The Machine

15: Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso, seasons 1–3

16: Zach Galifianakis Live at the Purple Onion

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Leaving the week of Feb. 26:

Courteney Cox in Scream 4

17: Air Force One

18: Cake

19: Coach Carter

20: Margin Call

21: Scream 4

22: Shutter Island

23: Sorry to Bother You

24: Walking Tall

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But don't worry, Netflix is also giving us a whole bunch of incredible new movies and TV shows. Be sure to also check out everything coming to Netflix in February 2023!

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