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Yes, it’s only the first week of August, but there are already reports emerging about some of Netflix’s content plans for September.

If you saw The Odyssey and left the theater wanting to stay in that cinematic world, you aren’t alone. The Christopher Nolan film is bound to ignite interest in TV shows and movies about ancient Greece/Greek mythology.

Welcome to your comprehensive guide to everything leaving Netflix in the United States throughout September 2026. As always, a new month brings a mountain of new content, but we also have to say goodbye to some heavy hitters as licensing agreements come to an end.

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Marvel made a live-action TV show about mutants during the 2000s … without Wolverine or Magneto or any other X-Men. Technically, it wasn’t even an adaptation of “X-Men” comics … but the studio making actual “X-Men” movies at the time wasn’t happy and sued Marvel over licensing rights.

The 12th annual Intermediate 50/70 Baseball World Series begins on Sunday, Aug. 2, commencing an eight-day slate of action from Livermore, California. 

It’s almost here… Lucasfilm and Production I.G’s 8-episode limited anime series, part of the new ‘Star Wars: Visions Presents’ banner for long-form stories, premieres August 5 exclusively on Disney+ and Hulu.

Ahead of Ted Lasso’s new season, which premieres Aug. 5, the EP-actor reveals the shows that shaped him.

Star Wars is kicking off a whole new era of Jedi for the franchise with the final trailer for a new spinoff anime series coming to Disney+ later this week. Star Wars has been revealed to be a perfect fit for anime over the years as fans have started to see all kinds of new…

The dog-loving new arrival brings puppy pals Puggie and CreamPup into a house built on cats; season 14 premieres September 14 on Netflix.