Netflix is ​​removing popular series from its streaming platform

It is known that Netflix has saved one or two series from being completely canceled. Unfortunately, Netflix will remove such a series from its platform in the near future. This will definitely come as a shock to fans who have become accustomed to having the series available to stream on their platform.

As Netflix itself announced, the series will soon no longer be available to stream on the platform. It’s a move that may surprise many, considering they’ve produced so many seasons, but since they didn’t originally create the series, the rights don’t belong entirely to them.

The series, which originally aired on A&E, debuted on the network in 2012. It continued to air on A&E until it was canceled with only three seasons. Shortly thereafter, Netflix picked up the series and renewed it for the fourth, fifth and sixth seasons from 2015 to 2017.

The series titled Longmireis currently being promoted on Netflix “31. December 2024” It is the last day of streaming on the platform before the show is scheduled to be removed. While there are other ways to watch the series, including both DVD and Blu-ray releases, there is something strange about seeing the series being removed from Netflix.

After all, it was one of the first shows produced by Netflix. And while it wasn’t always produced by the platform, it certainly feels like a piece of history is disappearing. It shows that nothing is permanent when it comes to streaming services.

For those unfamiliar with the series, it stars Robert Taylor, Katee Sackhoff, Lou Diamond Phillips, Adam Bartley, Cassidy Freeman and Bailey Chase. The plot revolves around a Wyoming sheriff, Walt Longmire, who investigates crimes in a fictional place called Absaroka County.

Stay tuned to ScreenGeek for more updates on Netflix and its various movies and shows as we have them. In the meantime, it looks like fans are excited about it Longmire will have to contact Paramount Plus about this after Netflix removes the series on January 1, 2025.