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Topics: Entertainment, Film and TV, Netflix, Streaming, Reddit
Ellie Kemp
A clever dark comedy fans reckon is even better the second time round is leaving Netflix this August.
Every month, the streaming service shakes up its digital library - for better or for worse.
While it makes room for dozens of exciting new additions, it means we must bid farewell to some of our favorite TV shows and movies.
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The series in question started life on AMC and has racked up an impressive 91 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.
The genre-defying show stars Schitt's Creek's Annie Murphy as Allison McRoberts, a woman trapped in a toxic marriage with her boorish, immature husband.
On the surface, their life resembles that of a stereotypical sitcom - complete with canned laughter, slapstick humor and a brightly lit multi-camera setup.
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However, when Allison is alone, the show switches to a dark, single-camera drama as both her resentment and desire to escape mount.
The show has earned a spot among fans' rewatch staples, with many calling it 'the best thing' they've ever watched.
So, no wonder, so many are said to see the 16-episode series leave Netflix so soon.
The show we're saying goodbye to is Kevin Can F**k Himself, a play on Kevin Can Wait, a sitcom starring Kevin James, which also only had two seasons.
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Taking to Rotten Tomatoes, one fan said of the show: "I just rewatched and it's honestly even better the second time - flawless performances by all and a real delve into the complicated angles of being a person."
A second agreed: "This show was ahead of its time. The way they use lighting and comedy to portray an abusive marriage is f**king brilliant," as a third declared it an incredible TV achievement.
Kevin is set to depart on Friday August 18. You can check out the other shows scheduled to leave Netflix in August here.
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Taking to the dedicated R/KevinCanFHimself Reddit community, one person warned: "Just a heads up - if you are planning to re-watch this show, hurry up. Kevin is leaving Netflix on August 18, 2025."
Naturally, fans weren't impressed. "I am getting a bit tired of chasing favorite shows from one streaming service to another..." one person complained.
"Didn't they just get it?? Damn," a second sighed, as a third praised it as a 'hidden gem.'
There is some good news, though; there's still time to stream it, as fans have admitted to binge-watching the entire show in just one day.
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"I'm glad I watched it recently. I'd been meaning to give it a try and wound up binging it in a few days," another social media user said.
All 16 episodes of Kevin Can F**k Himself are streaming now on Netflix until Monday, August 18.
After that, both seasons are available via AMC+ as an add-on to an Amazon Prime Video or Apple TV subscription.