Sources and editorial methodology

Where the dates come from

Current lists use Netflix's official New on Netflix and What's Leaving Netflix pages. Earlier reports may include archived official announcements and supplementary publisher records. A source label is not a guarantee that a monthly list is exhaustive.

Dates without a specific day are not assigned an invented release or removal date. Netflix can change its announcements, and availability outside the United States may differ.

How reports are maintained

Monthly pages read saved reports instead of contacting a data provider when you visit. Automated parsing extracts dated records from source pages. Editorial highlights are selected separately and link to supporting Netflix articles; they are not reviews or claims that we have watched each title.

The page-updated date reflects a meaningful change to the saved article, not today's date simply because the page was opened. Past dated records are preserved when a rolling source stops displaying them. Missing or conflicting future entries are held for review rather than silently deleted.

Removal dates and corrections

A listed removal date is not a promise that a title will remain watchable throughout that day. Check the title on Netflix and plan to watch before the listed date. Exact final-watch times are not confirmed by these calendars.

When sources disagree, the official dated announcement takes precedence. Changes to a title or its date should be supported by a source for the same month, not inferred from an older list or a different country's catalog.

Referencing a calendar

Link to the dated monthly report when citing a list, rather than the homepage, which follows the latest published month. Downloadable calendar files are saved snapshots, not automatically updating subscriptions.