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10 Shows And Movies You Must Watch Before They Leave Netflix At The End Of This Month

All I have to say is, "Why, Netflix? Why you gotta be like that? As if 2020 wasn't bad enough already?"

Grace Connors

Dec 14, 2020

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10 Shows And Movies You Must Watch Before They Leave Netflix At The End Of This Month

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I sure hope you're ready to dedicate more time to Netflix this month than you were finals, because some of you are going to have lots of homework. But it's OK, it's not like we should be going anywhere anyway. Here are ten shows and movies that you must see before they're gone from Netflix.

1. "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse"

Despite this being literally one of the worst movie titles I have ever heard, this movie kind of slaps. If you haven't seen it, get moving!

Leaving December 25th.

2. "The Office"

I am personally working my way through this one as we speak, it's like grinding out homework except it's TV (much better). I was hesitant at first, but I quickly became addicted and would highly recommend it.

Leaving December 31st.

3. "The West Wing"

If only Josiah Bartlet was actually President! Unfortunately, he is not. But you can still indulge in a fictitious and better America until Christmas Eve!

Leaving December 24th.

4. "Dexter"

I can't say I have personally checked this one out because I enjoy sleeping at night, but I hear some pretty great things about it if you want to check it out by the end of the month!

Leaving December 30th.

5. "Charlie St. Cloud"

I will positively be watching this before it leaves Netflix, I haven't heard a single bad thing.

Leaving December 31st.

6. "Definitely, Maybe"

I am going to have to watch this again before it leaves because it has been a few years, but it is cute and funny and sweet!

Leaving December 31st.

7. "Grand Hotel"

I might have to try and squeeze this into my December Netflix Schedule as well seeing as I have several friends who've been obsessed with it for years.

Leaving December 31st.

8. "Gossip Girl"

I could never get into this one myself, but everyone else sure seems to like it. Only a few more weeks for you to figure out who Gossip Girl is!

Leaving December 31st.

9. "Pride & Prejudice"

A classic...that I have neglected for a very long time. But I am planning to watch it at last, despite never reading the book, since I have also never heard a bad thing about it.

Leaving December 31st.

10. "Casper"

OK, if you aren't familiar with the friendly ghost you must stop everything you're doing right now and check him out.

Leaving December 31st.

Check out the full list of titles leaving Netflix by the end of 2020 here.

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