Take That’s Netflix documentary has finally landed and it is already sparking conversation – because Robbie Williams and Jason Orange are missing.
The legendary 90s boyband are the latest stars to get the Netflix treatment, inviting fans back to a time of chart hits, hysteria and headline making moments.
Once upon a time Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald shared the spotlight with Robbie and Jason.
Together, they were everywhere.
Take That has dropped on Netflix but Robbie Williams and Jason Orange are missing (Credit: Netflix)
The five-man line up dominated the charts, filled stadiums and became one of the biggest British boybands since The Beatles.
Netflix’s new documentary, Take That, traces their rise, their success and the cracks that followed. It is honest, nostalgic and very revealing.
But two familiar faces are missing from the present day interviews. And fans want answers.
Netflix’s Take That: What is it about?
Take That is available on Netflix from today, Tuesday January 27, 2026.
Robbie Williams and Jason Orange do appear, but only through archive footage.
There are no new interviews from either, unlike Gary, Mark and Howard.
The series revisits the band’s glory days, from touring the UK to conquering the world, with fans screaming wherever they went.
Viewers are treated to behind the scenes footage filmed by the band themselves on old school camcorders, too.
But Robbie’s exit in 1997 remains one of the most dramatic chapters.
His departure shocked fans and left the remaining members reeling.
The documentary explores how the group handled the fallout and the difficult period that followed. Less than a year later, the remaining four walked away too.
Yes, the rumours were true.
That was not the end though. Take That returned and continue to perform today, but not as a four or five piece.
Robbie has already told his side of the Take That story (Credit: Netflix)
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