‘Titipo Titipo’ and Every Other TV Show Leaving Netflix This Week

If your watchlist is looking a little crowded, this is a good moment to prioritize a few series and specials that are on their way out. Below are the titles leaving Netflix in the week of Monday, September 8 through Sunday, September 14, with quick, need-to-know details on plots, casts, and key creatives so you can pick what to finish first.

You’ll find everything from a preschool favorite and a celebrated family drama to a Kuwaiti period series, a Korean dating show, a Mandarin-language thriller, and a recent stand-up mini-series. The specific day each project leaves is included inside its section.

‘Titipo Titipo’ (2018–2022)

This South Korean preschool CG-animated series follows a young passenger train named Titipo learning the rails in Train Village with friends like Genie, Diesel, Loco, and the depot controller Mr. Herb. Produced by Iconix Entertainment for Korea’s Educational Broadcasting System, it connects to the world of ‘Tayo the Little Bus’ and has been dubbed into multiple languages for international release. It leaves Netflix on Wednesday, September 10.

Episodes center on teamwork, safety, timetables, and problem-solving, introducing recurring human staff and rolling-stock characters across three seasons. Beyond broadcast on EBS, ‘Titipo Titipo’ expanded through official YouTube channels and merchandising alongside other Iconix series, giving young viewers easy, self-contained stories to watch before it departs on Wednesday, September 10.

‘Greenleaf’ (2016–2020)

Set in Memphis, ‘Greenleaf’ explores the Greenleaf family and their megachurch, Calvary Fellowship, where faith, power, and secrets collide. Created by Craig Wright and executive produced by Oprah Winfrey with Lionsgate Television, the series stars Merle Dandridge as Grace “Gigi” Greenleaf, Keith David as Bishop James Greenleaf, and Lynn Whitfield as Lady Mae Greenleaf. It leaves Netflix on Wednesday, September 10.

Across five seasons on OWN, directors including Clement Virgo guided arcs that weave investigations, church politics, and family reckonings. The ensemble features Kim Hawthorne, Lamman Rucker, Deborah Joy Winans, Lovie Simone, and Rick Fox, with storylines shaped by a writers’ room led by Wright. If you’re midway through a season, finish before Wednesday, September 10.

‘Mohamed Ali Road’ (2020–2022)

A Kuwaiti period drama set along the 1940s trade routes between Kuwait and Mumbai, ‘Mohamed Ali Road’ follows merchants Shehab and Abdel Wahab as smuggling, betrayal, and shifting alliances test their friendship. The cast includes Saad Al Farraj, Mohammed Almansour, Haifaa Adel, Khaled Ameen, Jasem Al-Nabhan, and others. It leaves Netflix on Thursday, September 11.

Created and directed by Manaf Abdal, the series spans multiple seasons with ensemble storylines around merchant houses, family honor, and intrigue on land and sea. Episodes frame letters, ledgers, and shipments as catalysts for conflict, while period settings and costumes ground the show’s Gulf heritage—so plan to wrap it before Thursday, September 11.

‘Michelle Wolf: It’s Great to Be Here’ (2023)

This three-episode stand-up mini-series features comedian Michelle Wolf performing new material across club-sized sets, with episodes titled “New Neighborhood,” “All Struggles Matter + Me Too,” and “News to Me + All Beautiful.” Written and performed by Wolf, the project’s producers include Daniel Bodansky, Jeff Tomsic, and Matthew Vaughan. It leaves Netflix on Friday, September 12.

Taped at venues including Comedy on State in Madison and Helium Comedy Club in Philadelphia, the release was crafted as three tight chapters rather than one long special. The format lets bits build and pay off across the run while keeping each installment focused—queue all three before Friday, September 12.

‘Change Days’ (2021–2022)

‘Change Days’ is a Korean dating reality series that brings real-life couples on the brink of breaking up to a getaway—often on Jeju Island—where they go on dates (including with other participants), confront long-standing issues, and make a final decision about their relationships. The hosting and commentary panel features Jang Do-yeon, Yang Se-chan, and Code Kunst, with Heo Young-ji joining for Season 2. It leaves Netflix on Sunday, September 14.

Produced by Kakao TV, the series structures each season around two weeks of cohabitation and rotating dates, punctuated by studio commentary that tracks shifting dynamics. Episodes blend candid conversations, mission-style activities, and a final choice ceremony, so if you’re following a couple’s arc, finish before Sunday, September 14.

‘Chosen’ (2018–2019)

This Mandarin-language adaptation of the American thriller ‘Chosen’ follows a Sydney surgeon and father drawn into a deadly game when a mysterious box forces him to complete high-stakes missions. The series stars Lan Cheng-lung (Blue Lan), Deng Jiajia, and Han Pengyi, and was produced with participation from Playmaker Media, with filming in Australia. It leaves Netflix on Sunday, September 14.

Retaining the core premise from creators Ben Ketai and Ryan Lewis’s original format, this version reconfigures character backstories and locations for its cross-border setting. The three-part structure escalates confrontations with the organization behind the “game,” culminating in revelations that tie together the family’s fate—make sure to finish before Sunday, September 14.

Which of these are you racing to complete—tell us your picks in the comments!