Moonhaven – Image Credit: AMC
Over the past few years, Netflix and AMC have built a cozy licensing relationship, bringing plenty of prestige dramas and comedies to the world’s largest streaming service. The major caveat is that most of these are licensed to Netflix for short periods, many of which are for periods between 6 (yes, only six months) and 24 months. Next month we will see a larger list of departures, especially in the US, but also in international areas.
If you’re working your way through Netflix’s impressive lineup of licensed AMC content, you’ll want to check out your watch list. We just learned that a big batch of AMC shows are leaving the service throughout June 2026.
Whether you’re in the middle of a Revolutionary War spy mission or laughing with a disgraced baseball announcer, you only have a few weeks left to get it done. Here are the details of every AMC show leaving Netflix in June 2026.
(Note: The dates listed below reflect the actual day of removal. Your last full day of viewing will be the day before!)
Please note: All removals from Netflix are subject to change due to licensing agreements. Netflix may extend the license or remove a title before it is listed. Removal dates may also vary by region.
AMC show leaving Netflix in June 2026
Brockmire (seasons 1–4)
Leaving Netflix: 3 June 2026
Hank Azaria plays Jim Brockmire, a famous major league baseball announcer who suffers an embarrassing, incredibly public meltdown on the air. A decade later, he attempts to reclaim his career and his love life by calling games for a minor league team. If you haven’t seen this hilarious and surprisingly heartwarming comedy yet, you only have until the beginning of June. This is one of the additions for December 2025, which means you have just six poultry months to watch it on Netflix.
Remittance from elsewhere (Season 1)
Leaving Netflix: 4 June 2026
Created by and starring Jason Segel alongside Sally Field and Andre 3000, this quirky, mind-bending anthology series follows four ordinary people who become caught up in a puzzle lurking behind the scenes of everyday life.
Diversion: Washington’s Spies (Seasons 1-4)
Leaving Netflix: 10 June 2026
This historical drama starring Jamie Bell has been a hot topic for history buffs. Set during the Revolutionary War, the series tells the true story of the Culper Ring, a group of childhood friends who form America’s first spy ring.
Image Credit: AMC
61st street (Season 1-2)
Leaving Netflix: 16 June 2026
Courtney B. Starring Vance and Tosin Cole, this gripping, thrilling thriller exposes the dark heart of the notorious Chicago criminal justice system as police and prosecutors investigate a deadly drug bust.
moonhaven (Season 1)
Leaving Netflix: 17 June 2026
Set 100 years in the future, this sci-fi thriller tells the story of a lunar colony that is tasked with finding a solution to save the dying Earth. It features a stellar cast including Dominic Monaghan and Joe Manganiello.
red road (Season 1-2)
Leaving Netflix: 26 June 2026
Before becoming Aquaman, Jason Momoa starred opposite Martin Henderson in this tense, atmospheric thriller. It focuses on a local sheriff who is struggling to keep his family together while also policing two struggling communities: the small town where he grew up and the neighboring Native American mountains.
Leaving International Netflix Regions (But Staying in the US!)
Depending on where you live, you may miss two additional fan-favorite AMC shows in June. Both parish (starring Giancarlo Esposito) and supernatural horror series NOS4A2 (starring Zachary Quinto) set to drop to Netflix in international territories 9 June 2026.
However, if you live in the United States, you can take a sigh of relief. You have a few more months to finish your busy schedule. this is our understanding parish will remain on netflix us 24 October 2026And NOS4A2 will stick around until 29 October 2026Just in time for the final Halloween clock.
Where will these shows stream next?
While streaming rights are always a tangled web, it’s highly likely that these shows will default back to AMC’s own streaming service, amc+Once their Netflix licensing window officially closes.
Will you be sad to see these AMC titles leave Netflix? Who will you be watching again and again before departure? Let us know in the comments below!
