Hannibal returns to Netflix Monday, Sliding Doors leaves tomorrow on a premiere-free Sunday

A premiere-free Sunday: Spooky in Love and The Apartment Job drop fresh weekend episodes, Sliding Doors likely exits tomorrow, and Hannibal Seasons 1-3 and TAR land Monday.

Netflix's US lineup adds no new titles, seasons, or specials today. The Tudum release calendar jumps straight from Friday's 72 Hours and Scream trilogy drop to Monday, so Sunday brings only ongoing weekly episodes. The real action is at the exits and the on-deck circle.

New episodes today

Spooky in Love, episode 4. Park Eun-bin's occult-romance continues its Saturday-Sunday run (12 episodes through Aug 23), with the ghost-seeing hotel heiress and the ghost-fearing prosecutor pushing the hand-hold-to-see-ghosts mechanic further. Episode 2 had already climbed to a 5.3% nationwide rating from a soft 3.0% premiere, so the show is building an audience. For K-drama romance and fantasy fans.
The Apartment Job, episode 6. Ji Sung's heist comedy airs its Sunday installment (12 episodes through Aug 16) as the former gang boss digs deeper into the apartment complex's reserve-fund corruption. One ratings wrinkle: episode 5 slipped to a series-low 4.1% nationwide on Saturday, down from episode 4's 6.0% peak, as rival K-drama Agent Kim Reactivated signed off with its finale the same night. Expect a rebound now that Manager Kim has wrapped.

Leaving soon

Sliding Doors (1998) leaves Netflix as soon as tomorrow, July 27, per Tudum and most trackers (whats-on-netflix lists July 28), so today is likely your last full day to watch. Gwyneth Paltrow's split-timeline London romance is the film that put "sliding doors moment" into the cultural lexicon, following Helen down two paths depending on whether she catches a Tube train. Worth a rewatch before it goes.
Tallulah (2016) leaves July 29. A Netflix Original removal, and Sian Heder's feature debut before she made CODA, with Elliot Page and Allison Janney as a drifter who takes a neglected toddler. Three days left.

Saturday Night (2024), Jason Reitman's film about the first SNL broadcast, departed yesterday, July 25, closing a thread this feed has tracked all month.

Coming Monday

Hannibal, Seasons 1-3, returns to Netflix on Monday, July 27, five years after it left North American streaming. Bryan Fuller's NBC adaptation of Thomas Harris's novels stars Mads Mikkelsen as the cannibal psychiatrist and Hugh Dancy as FBI profiler Will Graham, and it is one of the most acclaimed cancellations of the 2010s. Season 1 sits at 83% on Rotten Tomatoes, and Seasons 2 and 3 each hit 98%. NBC axed it in June 2015 over low ratings despite near-universal praise, and the cast has openly wanted a Season 4 that rights issues have so far blocked. If you have never watched, this week is the easiest chance in years.
TAR (2022) also lands Monday. Todd Field's psychological drama with Cate Blanchett as the disgraced conductor Lydia Tar, an Oscar-nominated catalog return to Netflix.