- Netflix will be removing all six seasons of the award-winning musical comedy Nashville from its platform on September 15.
- Nashville, which aired on ABC and CMT from 2012-18, has high approval ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, and IMDb.
- The show, starring Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere, won awards from the Critics’ Choice Television Awards, Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, and Voice Awards.
Yes, it’s only the first week of August, but there are already reports emerging about some of Netflix’s content plans for September.
Netflix makes a plethora of changes to its library every month, subtracting more than 100 movies and TV series and replacing them with others. What’s on Netflix has an early look at what is leaving the platform next month.
One of the shows Netflix is removing is Nashville, the award-winning musical comedy which aired on ABC and CMT from 2012-18.
More on Nashville‘s departure
According to What’s on Netflix, all six seasons of Nashville will exit the app on Tuesday, September 15. The first four seasons ran on ABC before the network canceled it; CMT then renewed the series and began broadcasting new episodes in December 2016.
Starring Connie Britton, a 40-year-old star on the decline, and Hayden Panettiere, a rising sensation and former teen pop queen, the show focuses on the country music industry. Other major roles are played by Clare Bowen, Charles Esten, Jonathan Jackson, Sam Palladio, Robert Wisdom, Powers Boothe and others.
The show was critically acclaimed and loved by audiences
In addition to winning honors from the Critics’ Choice Television Awards, Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, Voice Awards and other panels, Nashvillewas well-liked by fans.
All six seasons of Nashville have high approval ratings on Rotten Tomatoes; overall, the entire series has a 91% mark.
Season-by-season, the show stacks up like this:
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Season 1: 91% approval rating, “Certified Fresh,” 53 reviews
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Season 2: 100% approval rating, albeit with only nine reviews
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Season 3: 100% approval rating, only eight reviews
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Season 4: 89% approval rating, nine reviews
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Season 5: 83% approval rating, six reviews
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Season 6: 86% approval rating, seven reviews
The show also has an 84% approval rating (“Universal Appeal”) on Metacritic and a 7.7/10 mark on IMDb.
This story was originally published byMen’s Journalon Aug 3, 2026, where it first appeared in theEntertainmentsection. Add Men’s Journal as aPreferred
