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If you find yourself watching “Criminal Minds” over and over again on Netflix, you’re going to have to start looking for a different show to watch. The CBS procedural drama is one of the various shows and movies set to leave Netflix in June 2022, as June 29 will mark the departure date of 13 seasons of “Criminal Minds” that are currently streaming on Netflix.

Another departing show that’s long called Netflix its home is “Documentary Now!” The first three seasons of the IFC comedy series starring Bill Hader and Fred Armisen are due to exit Netflix on June 2.

Other shows leaving Netflix in June include “The Night Shift,” “Girlfriend’s Guide to Divorce,” “Reign” and “The Originals.” On the movie side, “Silver Linings Playbook,” “Forgetting Sarah Marshall,” “The Exorcist” and “Stand by Me” are all leaving Netflix this month as well.

Check out the full list of what’s leaving Netflix in June 2022 below.

Roughly 16,000 people once participated in Keith Raniere's professional development program Nxivm, and that number, as we saw on HBO's The Vow and Starz's Seduced: Inside the Nxivm Cult, included a handful of celebrities. One Hollywood star who became devastatingly aware of the cult's darker secrets was Dynasty's Catherine Oxenberg (shown above with daughter India and ex-husband Casper Van Dien in 2007). The actress brought her daughter, India, into the group before knowing the full extent of Raniere's abuses. Following years of mistreatment, India left Nxivm after Raniere's arrest and has been keeping her profile low ever since.

In 2011, Catherine introduced India, then 19, to Nxivm, believing that the company's self-help courses would help her daughter start her business and transition into adulthood. Little did she know that the multilevel marketing scheme had also been a funnel for Raniere to recruit women into Nxivm's sex-slave cult, Dos. Before Nxivm's legacy went tumbling down,...

If you’re unfamiliar with the controversial cult Nxivm, allow one of its members to sum up her feelings in a teaser for HBO’s docuseries The Vow: “It is manipulative, but it’s a good manipulation.”

Premiering Sunday, Aug. 23, The Vow will take a “deep, nuanced look” at Nxivm, which was co-founded by Keith Raniere and Nancy Salzman in 1998. Though the organization claimed to provide personal and professional improvement opportunities to those who joined, it has since made headlines for various charges brought against its leaders, including sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy.

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