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Dept Q: Netflix's show disappears from streaming platform just a day after its release

Snigdha Sweta Behera
Edited By Snigdha Sweta Behera
Published: May 30, 2025, 21:04 IST | Updated: May 30, 2025, 21:04 IST
Dept Q: Netflix's show disappears from streaming platform just a day after its release

Dept Q show removed from Netflix Photograph: (Instagram)

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Netflix viewers are confused as to why the show Dept Q has been removed from the streaming giant. The web series was released on May 29.

Netflix's original show Dept Q is creating quite a buzz after the web series mysteriously disappeared from the streaming platform just a week after its release. This unforeseen situation has left viewers fuming with anger and asking the platform why has it been removed.

Removal of Dept Q creates confusion and disappointment among Netflix viewers

Just a day after the show was mysteriously removed from the streaming giant, social media platform was flooded with posts saying that the Matthew Goode-led series had vanished, mid-binge.

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One user wrote, "Seems like there is some sort of problem @NetflixUK @netflix. Had an email reminder about DeptQ starting today. Just finished episode 2 & the whole thing has disappeared. U can't even search for it. I was rather enjoying it. Be nice if #Netflix told us what's happened".

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Another user wrote, "Glad it's just not me. Was so looking to this and totally enjoying the series, got to ep 4 and it's gone...so disappointed. Come on @NetflixUK get it sorted and back on our screens". "Not just in the UK, it's all over the world. There's a Reddit thread that started 50 minutes ago and has hundreds of people talking about this huge issue. It disappeared to everyone. I was in the middle of episode 4 and poof, gone", wrote the third user.

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The makers and the streaming giant are yet to respond to the major issue.

All about Dept Q

Dept Q is all about Carl, a former top-rated detective who is filled with guilt after an attack that left his partner paralyzed and another policeman dead.

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Created by Scott Frank and Chandini Lakhani, it is based on the book series by Jussi Adler-Olsen.

The crime-thriller series stars Matthew Goode, Chloe Pirrie, Alexej Manvelov, Kelly Macdonald, Shirley Henderson, and Jamie Sives among others. The show consisted of nine episodes and it premiered on May 29.

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