On GoneNext, “last day to watch” is the scheduled final day a title is expected to remain watchable on a particular service, based on current source information. The title should still be considered watchable during that listed day, but the date is not a guaranteed removal time.
The date applies to one service
A movie or show can leave one service and remain available on another. The displayed date describes that title’s scheduled departure from the named service, not its availability everywhere.
It is a day, not an exact removal time
Treat the listed date as the scheduled final watchable day. Exact cutoff times can vary, so the date should not be read as a promise that removal will happen at midnight or at any other specific hour.
Dates can change
Licensing agreements can be renewed and source information can be revised. GoneNext refreshes departure data on a schedule, so a listed date can change or disappear between visits. It is the best current information available, not a guarantee.
Upcoming departures and departure history are different
An upcoming departure is a scheduled date you can still plan around. After GoneNext confirms that a title left, the event can appear in its departure history and in Recently Left. Keeping those states separate prevents a past removal from looking like an active deadline.
How to use the date
If you do not want to miss a title, plan to finish it no later than the listed day and check again for updates. Browse All Departures for the dates GoneNext currently tracks. If a title has already left, see what may happen afterward.
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