Acclaimed 96% RT Crime Drama Leaving Netflix October 1st

Now is the perfect time to watch this celebrated crime drama starring Emmy nominee Matt Bomer before it leaves Netflix at the end of September 2025.

Although this acclaimed series has been streaming on Netflix for some time now, that will no longer be the case by the end of the month.

The classic fan-favorite series earned a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score, a 93% audience score, and an 8.2 on IMDb.

With six seasons and 81 episodes, you could make this celebrated series your new go-to choice for binge-watching this month before time runs out.

All 6 Seasons Of White Collar Leave Netflix On October 1st

If you’re still in between seasons of the acclaimed cop drama series White Collar, then it’s time to start binge-watching the series on Netflix in order to finish it by October 1, 2025.

The entire series will be removed from the platform by the end of this month, meaning you won’t be able to continue watching White Collar past September 30, 2025, which is just over a week away.

White Collar stars Matt Bomer (Fellow Travelers, Mid-Century Modern) as a professional con artist named Neal Caffrey. Neal is released from prison to help the FBI catch sought-after criminals, using his expertise as a professional swindler to close cases.

White Collar was created by Jeff Eastin, best known for Graceland. The series also features recurring performances by Willie Garson (Being John Malkovich), Tim DeKay (Bosch: Legacy), Sharif Atkins (ER), Tiffani Thiessen (Saved by the Bell), and more.

If you’re looking for a well-written series that has elements of both comedy and drama with a throwback 2010s feel, then White Collar may just be your new favorite TV show, even though it premiered back in 2009.

Where To Watch White Collar After It Leaves Netflix

Neal and Peter stand on the roof of a New York City building in White Collar

White Collar fans will still be able to stream the beloved series on Hulu after September 30, 2025, if they have an active subscription. Otherwise, Netflix is the only place to watch the series for the remainder of September 2025.

If you don’t find the value in watching a series that ended over a decade ago, then consider this – a White Collar sequel series titled White Collar: Renaissance is currently in the works, with the original creator and stars set to return.

TV franchise revivals have found recent success on streaming platforms, such as Dexter: Resurrection and Bosch: Legacy. When White Collar returns, viewers will want to be all caught up by then, so Netflix subscribers should jump at the opportunity to binge the acclaimed series while they still can.