The streaming giant Netflix has a reputation for having an endless TV collection since it always produces new exclusive content and brings plenty of intriguing shows to its platform. It encloses everything you might want, from classic comedies like Friends and Community to the most recent sensational shows like Wednesday, but there is a downside.

Every month, the streaming service removes some shows, most likely to replace them with new ones, but users who intend to watch them later will be disappointed. You can avoid having to wait to watch them by consuming them all in one sitting before they are taken off from the streaming service. That said, a few great TV shows are leaving Netflix in July, and here’s a selection of the best ones that we think are worth watching.

Chappelle’s Show Seasons 1-2 (July 1)
Comedy Central

Chappelle’s Show is an acclaimed comedy series led by Dave Chappelle, who delivers an incredibly hilarious performance. It features a wide variety of stand-up routines and skits that often address controversial subjects, including racism, drugs, and interpersonal relationships.

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While it has an equal amount of hits and misses due to breaking the boundaries of television, there is an endless supply of creative stuff within, and not just Dave, but he has a brilliant cast surrounding him who all contribute to making it one of the funniest TV shows of all time. The series will leave Netflix on July 1, so if you don’t want to miss it, you should start watching it now.

A Touch of Green (July 1)
Tsao Films

It’s not often that we come across a great TV show that represents China’s civil wars, and A Touch of Green is precisely that. While most of its actors were Taiwanese, it displays how they evolved through time by reflecting a portion of Chinese culture, and the drama sprinkles a few hints throughout to ensure the viewers comprehend it. Furthermore, the drama pulls no punches with outstanding performances, poignant circumstances, and a real picture of the crude side of communism.

The drama takes place between 1945 and 1971 when air force pilots embark on missions to fight for their nation against foreign forces while their families at home are contending with the realities they may face once the war is finished. They are not alone, though, because the shared experience has brought all military families together to support one another regardless of how things go.

Bangkok Love Stories (July 3)
GMM Studios International

Bangkok Love Stories is a Netflix Original Thai television drama, and the streaming service is discontinuing not one but two installments of the series in July. Both Bangkok Love Stories: Objects of Affection and Bangkok Love Stories: Plead have contributed significantly to the success of the original series, which is divided into several segments.

While the main series is Bangkok Love Stories: Innocence, which was released in 2018, the two other parts feature a romantic subplot that works as side stories. The story of the original series follows a group of eccentric people ranging from teenage Parkour enthusiasts to a widow looking for love, and as they encounter life’s challenges, we get a deeper look at their relationships.

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Baby Ballroom Seasons 1-2 (July 11)
5 Star

Baby Ballroom is an addictive reality television series that showcases young children and brings them together to compete with one another. However, in this series, we follow the story of Warren Bullock and his wife Jane’s dancing school, the many young couples they train during the season, and some intense competitions between the other teams.

The show has its highs and lows, but overall it’s a positive, family-friendly alternative to Toddlers and Tiaras. In contrast to many other shows, we don’t have parents taking center stage; instead, the kids are the stars, with the younger ones taking up the majority of the screen time. If you’re looking for a cute kids’ reality TV show, Baby Ballroom might be right up your alley.

Moesha Season 1-6 (July 31)
Big Ticket Television

Moesha is an American television sitcom that aired from 1996 to 2001 and earned a lot of popularity over the years, especially now that it’s available on Netflix. In fact, it was the first situational comedy centered on an African-American teenage girl, which added another dimension of intrigue and did not follow the standard sitcom stereotypes.

The series depicts the life of Moesha, a black teenage girl living in Los Angeles with her father, whom she started taking care of when her mother passed. However, when he marries Moesha’s teacher, she finds it difficult to adjust to the changes, but with time, both females grow to appreciate each other’s presence.

As time passes, we see more of Moesha’s flaws and new adventures alongside her boy-best friends, Kim, Niecy, and Hakim, as they graduate from high school and subsequently attend college while coping with the massive family discoveries that ultimately make the sitcom more captivating.

While not many popular shows will depart from Netflix in July, two prominent sitcoms will no longer be available, so it’s best to watch them before they leave. Along with these series, numerous popular movies, including Resident Evil’s live-action franchise, World War Z, The Chronicles of Riddick, and many more, will also be removed.