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Last Updated on June 16, 2023 by Stefanie Hutson

Every new month, Acorn TV removes a number of existing titles to make room for new ones. It costs money to keep streaming rights active, so it's simply not feasible for them (or any other subscription-based streaming service) to make everything available forever.

Below, we take a look at the shows leaving Acorn TV (US) in June 2023 – along with descriptions and alternate viewing suggestions where possible.

British TV Shows Leaving Acorn TV in June 2023

If you're more interested in what's COMING to Acorn TV in June, check out the Acorn TV June 2023 Premiere List HERE.

Shows Leaving Acorn TV on June 12th

Mind Games (2001)

Fiona Shaw (Killing Eve) stars in this made-for-TV movie about a nun turned criminal profiler who’s called in to investigate the deaths of two middle-aged women. She quickly realises that these aren’t just home robberies gone wrong – they’re the work of a serial killer.

Missed it? You can purchase a digital copy HERE.

Shows Leaving Acorn TV on June 30th

Ackley Bridge, Season 3

This Yorkshire-based drama follows along after two schools – one with mostly white-British students and another with mostly British-Asian students – merge campuses. Gritty and realistic, the series featured stories about racism, poverty, bullying, and sexuality.

Missed it? You can still buy episodes HERE.

Marvellous

Toby Jones (Detectorists) stars in this drama about a man with learning disabilities who overcame his challenges to become a circus performer and later, an employee of the Stoke City Football Club.

Missed it? It's not available to stream elsewhere at the moment, but you can get it on DVD HERE.

The Mayor of Casterbridge (2003)

Ciarán Hinds (Above Suspicion) and James Purefoy (Rome) star in this adaptation of Thomas Hardy's novel of the same name. It tells the story of a drunken farmer who auctions off his family, only to realise the horror of what he's done and change his life.

Missed it? At time of writing, it's also available HERE on PBS Masterpiece.
Interested in other Thomas Hardy adaptations? Check out Far From the Madding Crowd (2015), Far From the Madding Crowd (1967), Far From the Madding Crowd (1998), Tess (1979), Tess of the D'Urbervilles (2009), and Tess of the D'Urbervilles (1998).

Like Father, Like Son (2005)

Eleven years ago, Dee Stanton's husband was arrested for brutally murdering four young women. She's moved on from those times, but now, her 15-year-old son Jamie is determined to learn more about his father. When her son is accused of strangling a fellow pupil, she'll come face to face with her worst nightmare. Jemma Redgrave and Robson Green star in this two-part family drama.

Missed it? At time of writing, it was also available HERE.

Belonging (2003)

Brenda Blethyn (Vera) and Kevin Whately (Lewis) star as a married couple who’ve been happily married for decades and now live with a number of extended family members. Jess (Blethyn) has given up her job to care for the older family members, and it’s all going rather well until her husband disappears.

Missed it? You can purchase or rent a digital copy HERE.

Together (2015)

This London-based rom-com follows a young couple whose complicated lives are making their new relationship more challenging. The series stars Jonny Sweet (Babylon) and Cara Theobold (Downton Abbey).

Missed it? It's not currently streaming anywhere else, but you may also enjoy light comedies like The Cafe, Gavin & Stacey, Trivia, and You, Me, & Them.

The Big Bread Experiment (2012)

This delightfully calm series follows a group of Yorkshire women who are learning to bake bread. And that's it. It's not a competition, nobody's voted out, and there are no attention-seeking celebrity types cracking jokes. It's full of ordinary people learning a skill, with plenty of laughs and mistakes along the way.

The Boy With the Topknot (2017)

This film tells the story of Sathnam, young Indian raised in Britain, as he tries to adjust to his multicultural life.

Missed it? It's not currently streaming anywhere else, but you may also enjoy some of these other shows featuring immigrants to Britain: Informer, Agatha Christie's Poirot, New Blood, We Are Lady Parts, The Adventures of Paddington, Don't Forget the Driver, Mind Your Language, and London Irish.

Need More Viewing Suggestions for Acorn TV?

If you're in need of some new British TV shows – or you feel like you miss a lot of the “what's new on Acorn TV” posts – check out our list of the best new shows to arrive on Acorn TV in 2022 or our “What's New on Acorn TV” page (which lists all the monthly release lists by month and year).