Here’s a list of TV shows that aired (or are expected to air) during the 2023-24 season (roughly September 2023 through August 2024) but won’t be back for the 2024-25 season. Not finding a show that you believe has been cancelled? Check our other season lists or our network, cable, and streaming show status pages.

Latest additions: Wayne Brady: The Family Remix (Hulu), Sunny (Apple TV+), and Girls5eva (Netflix).

This list will be updated as the season progresses, so feel free to bookmark and check back. If we’ve missed something, please let me know.  

61st Street (The CW)
A legal thriller revolving around a young black athlete who gets caught up in a corrupt legal system, this drama was dropped by AMC before the second and final season could air. The CW picked up both seasons.

The Acolyte (Disney+)
Set during the High Republic era in the Star Wars universe, this sci-fi action series revolves around a Jedi Master investigating crimes. The show lasted one season.

All American: Homecoming (The CW)
This spin-off series follows athletes and other students at Bringston University. It was cancelled ahead of its third season premiere.

All Rise (OWN)
This courtroom drama was cancelled after two seasons on CBS and was picked up by OWN for a third. After one season, the cable channel dropped the series, too.

American Rust (Prime Video)
This crime drama starring Jeff Daniels was cancelled after one season on Showtime. Amazon Freevee saved it, but season two aired on Prime Video. It’s now been cancelled again.

Andor (Disney+)
A Star Wars prequel series, this show concludes with its second season, which will lead into the events of the Rogue One feature film.

Archer (Comedy Central)
This animated spy comedy revolves around the adventures of Sterling Archer (H. Jon Benjamin) and other agents at the International Secret Intelligence Service (ISIS). Season 14 is the end.

Beacon 23 (MGM+)
A science-fiction mystery thriller series starring Lena Headey and Stephan James, this show revolves around people trapped in a lighthouse for intergalactic travelers. It was cancelled after two seasons.

The Big Door Prize (Apple TV+)
This comedy series was cancelled after two seasons, leaving viewers with cliffhangers and no third season.

Big Mouth (Netflix)
An animated comedy series, this show follows a group of teenagers navigating through puberty and has oversized hormone monsters influencing them. It ends with season eight.

Black Cake (Hulu)
Based on Charmaine Wilkerson’s novel, this drama tells the story of a woman whose family discovers her secrets after she dies. It ran for one season.

Bob ♥ Abishola (CBS)
Following the relationship of an unlikely couple and their extended family, this multi-camera comedy ends with its fifth season.

Break Point (Netflix)
A tennis docuseries, this show was dropped after two seasons, likely due to low viewership numbers.

The Brothers Sun (Netflix)
An action comedy-drama, this series follows a younger brother whose life is turned upside down when he learns his older brother is a highly trained criminal. It was cancelled after one season.

Bunk’d (Disney Channel)
A spin-off of Jessie, this comedy series follows the adventures of groups of kids at Kikiwaka Ranch. The show ran for seven seasons.

Bupkis (Peacock)
A comedy-drama series loosely based on star Pete Davidson’s life, this show’s second season renewal was cancelled after Davidson decided to move on to do other things.

Buying Beverly Hills (Netflix)
This real estate reality series ran for two seasons and follows upscale broker Mauricio Umansky and his staff at The Agency.

Buying London (Netflix)
This spin-off of Selling Sunset, follows the real estate agency run by Daniel Daggers and his agents as they work to sell properties in London. It lasted for one season.

Chad (The Roku Channel)
This comedy follows an Iranian teen (Nasim Pedrad) as he tries to become popular in high school. The show was dropped by TBS after one season and Roku picked up the already-produced second season. The streamer isn’t making any additional episodes.

Chapelwaite (MGM+)
Based on a short story by Stephen King, this drama is set in the 1850s and follows Captain Charles Boone (Adrian Brody) as he moves his three children to his ancestral home. A second season was in the works but those plans were ultimately cancelled.

Chucky (Syfy and USA Network)
The horror series about the ongoing murders and mayhem caused by a possessed doll was cancelled after four seasons. Of course, this won’t keep him down. Chucky always comes back, one way or the other.

The Circus (Showtime)
A documentary series about current political events, this show ran for eight seasons and 130 episodes before being cancelled.

Clone High (Max)
A revival, this adult animated series follows young clones of historical figures interacting in high school. The original ran for one season, and the revival made it to two seasons.

Constellation (Apple TV+)
A sci-fi thriller, the series ran for eight episodes and follows an astronaut who returns home after a disaster to find that parts of her past have gone missing.

Couple to Throuple (Peacock)
This relationship reality series launched in February 2024. The show wasn’t cancelled, but the streamer has no plans to make a second season.

CSI: Vegas (CBS)
A sequel to the original CSI series, this police procedural series follows a team of investigators who use science to solve baffling cases. It lasted for three seasons.

Curb Your Enthusiasm (HBO)
Following the misadventures of a fictional version of series creator Larry David, this show comes to a close after 12 seasons — for now, at least.

The D’Amelio Show (Hulu)
A reality show that follows members of the D’Amelio family, this series was cancelled after three seasons and 28 episodes.

Dead Boy Detectives (Netflix)
A supernatural dramedy series based on characters created for DC Comics by Neil Gaiman and Matt Wagner, this show follows a team of two humans and two ghosts as they investigate paranormal mysteries. It was dropped after one season.

Death and Other Details (Hulu)
A murder mystery series starring Violett Beane and Mandy Patinkin, this show was cancelled by the streamer after one season. 

Dinner with the Parents (Amazon FreeVee)
A comedy series, this show takes viewers into the weekly Friday night dinners of the Langer family, which always end in chaos. It ran for one season.

Everything Now (Netflix)
This British teen comedy-drama series follows a girl from London who returns to school after a stay in the hospital due to anorexia. It ended after eight episodes.

Evil (Paramount+)
This supernatural series began on CBS and moved to the streamer after one season. It was revealed that season four will end the show, though one star hopes another outlet will pick it up.

Extended Family (NBC)
A comedy, this series revolves around a couple who have an amicable divorce and take turns living in the family home and raising their children. Things get more complicated when the wife/mom begins dating another man. It was cancelled after one season.

The Family Chantel (TLC)
This reality series follows the relationship of 90 Day Fiancé couple Chantel Everett and Pedro Jimeno. Season five is the end of their relationship and the show.

Girls5eva (Netflix)
This musical comedy series revolves around the 1990s girl rock band members who reunite years later. Peacock cancelled it after two seasons, and Netflix revived it for one more.

The Girls on the Bus (Max)
The drama revolving around four female journalists covering a Presidential election was cancelled after 10 episodes.

Good Bones (HGTV)
Mother and daughter duo Karen E. Laine and Mina Starsiak Hawk flip houses together in Indianapolis. The renovation series ends with its eighth season.

The Good Doctor (ABC)
Starring Freddie Highmore, this medical drama follows Shaun Murphy (Highmore), a young autistic surgeon who relocates to work at the prestigious San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital. There won’t be an eighth season.

Good Trouble (Freeform)
A spin-off of The Fosters, this drama follows siblings Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) as they relocate to an apartment building in Los Angeles. It ends with season five.

Halo (Paramount+)
Set in the 26th Century and based on the video game franchise, this series follows humankind’s battles with an alien race. It was cancelled after two seasons on the streamer.

Hightown (Starz)
A crime drama, this series follows Jackie Quiñones (Monica Raymund), a National Marine Fisheries Service Agent and addict who takes on organized crime on Cape Cod. Season three is the end.

Hilda (Netflix)
An animated series, this show follows Hilda (Bella Ramsey) as she travels to a magical wilderness and makes friends. Season three is the end. 

In the Know (Peacock)
An adult animated series created by Mike Judge and Brandon Gardner, this comedy revolves around a fictional NPR radio program. It was cancelled after one season.

Jodie (Comedy Central)
The plans for this Daria spin-off series were cancelled in March 2024.

Julia (Max)
Loosely based on the life of iconic author and TV host/chef Julia Child (Sarah Lancashire), this show was cancelled after two seasons.

Kaos (Netflix)
A comedy series based on Greek mythology, this show stars Jeff Goldblum as Zeus. In the story, the god fears he is losing his power. It lasted one season.

Lady in the Lake (Apple TV+)
This limited series, which ran for one season, starred Natalie Portman and Moses Ingram and explored what happens after a young girl goes missing in Baltimore.

Lando (Disney+)
Part of the Star Wars franchise, this series was to revolve around a young Lando Calrissian. The project will now be a feature film. 

The Lazarus Project (TNT)
This British sci-fi drama follows a man who joins a secret organization that can turn back time when the world is about to end. Season two is the end.

A League of Their Own (Prime Video)
An adaptation of the 1992 film, this comedy-drama series revolves around the Rockford Peaches, a women’s team in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League of 1943. It was renewed for an abbreviated second and final season. The streamer later cancelled those plans.

Letterkenny (Hulu)
Season 12 is the end for the Hicks, the Skids, and the Hockey Players of the small Canadian community of Letterkenny.

Life & Beth (Hulu)
A comedy-drama, this series revolves around a saleswoman (Amy Schumer) who reinvents herself following the death of her mother. It ran for two seasons and 20 episodes.

Life Below Zero: First Alaskans (National Geographic)
A spin-off, this docuseries follows indigenous Alaskans who live on ancient lands but face a new climate of challenges. The cable channel reportedly dropped the original Life Below Zero series and its spin-offs.

Life Below Zero: Next Generation (National Geographic)
A spin-off, this docuseries revolves around indigenous people who have recently left their traditional lifestyle behind and face a challenging new world off the grid in the wilds of Alaska. The cable channel reportedly dropped the original Life Below Zero series and its spin-offs.

Lotería Loca (CBS)
Hosted by Jaime Camill, this low-rated game show aired for four episodes before being pulled off the air by the network.

Lovers and Liars (The CW)
A competition reality series, this show is a spin-off of FBoy Island and was dropped by the network with three episodes left to air.

Lucky 13 (ABC)
Hosted by Shaquille O’Neal and Gina Rodriguez, this game show was funded by Studio 1 and didn’t generate enough revenue to justify a second season, so it was cancelled.

Magnum PI (NBC)
CBS cancelled this reboot of the 1980s crime drama series after four seasons. NBC picked up the show for another season and split the 20-episode order up over two broadcast seasons. It was later confirmed that the show’s been cancelled a second time, and season five is the end. 

Metropolis (Apple TV+)
The streamer dropped its plans for a series based on the classic 1927 film and book of the same name.

My Lady Jane (Prime Video)
This historical fiction series, a radical retelling of English royal history, tells what might have happened if King Henry VIII’s son Edward, Lady Jane Grey, and her husband Guildford had not died when they did. It was cancelled after one season.

Nautilus (Disney+)
Telling the origin story of Captain Nemo from Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea novel, this show was cancelled due to cost-cutting. The episodes have been filmed and will be shopped elsewhere.

NCIS: Hawai’i (CBS)
An action series revolving around a team of NCIS agents stationed in Hawai’i, this show was cancelled after three seasons.

Not Dead Yet (ABC)
This single-camera comedy, which ran for two seasons, follows a newspaper obituary writer who starts getting advice from her deceased subjects.

Obliterated (Netflix)
This action dramedy series revolves around an elite crew in Las Vegas who must fight through their intoxications to try to save the day from a nuclear bomb. It ran one season.

Orphan Black: Echoes (AMC)
A spin-off set 37 years after the end of the original series, the story follows a couple as they try to help an amnesiac woman. It was cancelled after one season.

Our Flag Means Death (Max)
Loosely based on the life of Stede Bonnet, this romantic comedy series follows Bonnet as he leaves his society life to become a pirate and find love. It was dropped before the three-season story could be completed.

Outer Range (Prime Video)
A sci-fi neo-Western series starring Josh Brolin, this show tells the story of a Wyoming rancher who discovers a mysterious black void in his pasture. It was cancelled after two seasons.

The Outlaws (Prime Video)
A crime thriller comedy, this show revolves around a group of people who are thrown together when they’re assigned to do community service. It has ended (at least for now) after three seasons.

The Peripheral (Prime Video)
A sci-fi drama revolving around a woman (Chloë Grace Moretz) trying to keep her family together, this show was initially renewed for a second season. That renewal was rescinded due to production delays caused by the ongoing strikes.

Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin (Peacock)
Revolving around Adam Devine’s character from the Pitch Perfect movies, this comedy series was renewed for a second season. That order was rescinded due to delays caused by the actors and writers strikes. 

Pretty Hard Cases (Amazon Freevee)
This police comedy-drama series originates in Canada and was released on the streamer in the United States. It ended after three seasons.

Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin (Max)
This spin-off series revolves around a new generation of teens living in Milwood two decades after the events of the original series. It was cancelled after two seasons.

The Problem with Jon Stewart (Apple TV+)
A current affairs series, this show was cancelled after two seasons over creative differences between Stewart and Apple.

Quantum Leap (NBC)
A continuation of the original sci-fi series of the same name, this series was cancelled after two seasons due to low ratings.

Rap Sh!t (Max)
This comedy series created by Issa Rae, follows a pair of estranged best friends from high school who reunite and accidentally create a rap video that goes viral. It was cancelled after two seasons.

Ratched (Netflix)
A psychological thriller series based on Nurse Mildred Rached from the One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest movie, this show was given an initial two-season order. The second season order was later rescinded.

The Real Housewives of Dubai (Bravo)
A newer entry in the Housewives franchise, this reality series follows a group of lavish women as they run business empires and expertly navigate the highly exclusive social scene. It ran for two seasons and may return someday.

Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel (HBO)
This sports news magazine debuted in 1995, won over 32 Emmy Awards, and amassed more than 300 episodes. Season 29 is the end.

Reginald the Vampire (Syfy)
This supernatural comedy, about a young vampire, ran for two low-rated seasons on cable before being cancelled.

Renegade Nell (Disney+)
Set in 18th-century England, this fantasy-adventure series follows a female highwayman who is framed for murder. It ran for one season.

Scavengers Reign (Max)
An adult animated sci-fi series, it follows the crew of a damaged deep space freighter as they take refuge on an alien planet. The series was cancelled after one season, but the creators planned to find a new home for it.

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off (Netflix)
An anime adventure series loosely based on the Scott Pilgrim graphic novels, this series features the cast of the movie adaptation reprising their roles. In the show, Scott’s girlfriend searches for him after he disappears. It was cancelled after one season.

Seasoned (Showtime)
In April 2023, the cable channel ordered a series inspired by the relationship between Mandy Patinkin and his wife, Kathryn Grody. Two months later, Showtime pulled the plug, but Sony Pictures Television planned to shop the series to other outlets.

The Serpent Queen (Starz)
Focusing on Catherine de Medici (Samantha Morton), one of the most powerful and longest-serving rulers in French history, this series ended after two seasons. A Queen Elizabeth I spin-off is in the works.

Sex Education (Netflix)
A British comedy-drama about a young man (Asa Butterfield) whose mother is a sex therapist (Gillian Anderson), this show wraps up with its fourth season.

Shining Vale (Starz)
Starring Courteney Cox and Greg Kinnear, this comedy horror series revolves around a dysfunctional family that moves to a small town and a house where terrible things have happened. It was cancelled after two seasons. 

Siesta Key (MTV)
This reality series, which follows a group of friends living in Florida, has ended after five seasons. However, it could return later, potentially with a new cast.

Silk: Spider Society (Prime Video/MGM+)
Based on a character from Spider-Man comics, this series revolves around a Korean-Asian woman who was bitten by the same radioactive spider that bit Peter Parker. It was ordered to series, but those plans were cancelled.

Snowpiercer (AMC)
Set seven years after the planet has been turned into a frozen wasteland, the story follows the surviving humans as they inhabit a long train that constantly circles the planet. The fourth season ends the story.

So Help Me Todd (CBS)
This legal dramedy follows the uneasy partnership between a successful attorney who’s dealing with the end of her marriage and her private detective son who’s fallen on hard times. It was cancelled after two seasons.

Sort Of (Max)
This comedy series follows Sabi Mehboob (co-creator Bilal Baig), a gender-fluid twenty-something, as they try to balance their professional and personal lives. Season three is the end.

The Spencer Sisters (The CW)
A lighthearted procedural series, it follows a mystery novelist mother and a former police officer daughter who open their own detective agency. The show was dropped after one season.

The Spiderwick Chronicles (Disney+)
Based on a series of fantasy novels, the streamer dropped plans to air this show due to Disney’s plans to focus on company-owned properties. 

Star Trek: Discovery (Paramount+)
Initially set a decade ahead of the original Star Trek series, the crew of the USS Discovery ends up traveling 900 years into the future. Season five is the end.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch (Disney+)
This animated sci-fi show is a sequel to the 2008-20 Star Wars: The Clone Wars series and revolves around a group of elite clone troopers with genetic mutations. It ends with season three.

Station 19 (ABC)
A spin-off of Grey’s Anatomy, this first responder drama is one of the network’s highest-rated scripted series. Regardless, it ends with season seven.

Still Up (Apple TV+)
A romantic comedy following a pair of insomniacs, this series was dropped after one season.

Sunny (Apple TV+)
A sci-fi drama, this show follows an American woman (Rashida Jones) living in Kyoto who is gifted a domestic robot after her husband and son die in a mysterious plane crash. It lasted for a single season.

Sweet Tooth (Netflix)
A fantasy-drama series, this show takes place in a world where a virus has killed much of the human population, coinciding with the emergence of human-animal hybrid babies. Season three wraps up the series.

Tacoma FD (truTV)
Revolving around a firehouse in one of the rainiest cities in the country, this comedy series was laid off after four seasons and 49 episodes.

That ‘90s Show (Netflix)
A spin-off of That 70s Show, this comedy ran for two seasons (broken up into multiple parts) and a total of 26 episodes before being cancelled.

Time Bandits (Apple TV+)
A fantasy series inspired by the 1981 movie of the same name, this show follows a rag-tag team of time-traveling thieves looking for treasure. It ran for one season.

Top Boy (Netflix)
The streamer revived the British crime drama cancelled after two seasons. The revival lasted three seasons.

Tokyo Vice (Max)
This drama, which traces the first-hand account of the Tokyo crime scene by an American journalist, was cancelled after two seasons.

The Umbrella Academy (Netflix)
Following a dysfunctional family of adopted superheroes who were all born on the same day, this series ends with season four.

Uncoupled (Showtime)
A comedy-drama starring Neil Patrick Harris, this show was cancelled by Netflix after one season but it was revived by Showtime for a second season. In part due to the 2023 industry strikes. Showtime dropped the project.

Unprisoned (Hulu)
Starring Kerry Washington and Delroy Lindo, this drama series tells the story of a woman whose life is turned upside down when her father is released from prison. It was cancelled after two seasons.

Unstable (Netflix)
A comedy starring Rob Lowe and his son, John Owen Lowe, this show follows a socially shy son who tries to help his successful and eccentric dad keep his life and business from falling apart. It was cancelled after two seasons.

Velma (Max)
An adult animated series following the human characters from the Scooby-Doo franchise, this series from Charlie Grand and star Mindy Kaling was dropped after two seasons.

The Venery of Samantha Bird (Starz)
This series revolves around a woman who enters a romance with her childhood sweetheart after returning to her hometown. The series was cancelled before all of the episodes were produced. 

Vikings: Valhalla (Netflix)
Set 100 years after the events in the original Vikings series, this historical drama follows the life of Leif Erikson (Sam Corlett). Season three ends the series. 

The Villains of Valley View (Disney Channel)
A live-action comedy series about a family of supervillains who has gone into hiding and live as a suburban family, this show was cancelled after two seasons.

Walker (The CW)
A reboot of the Chuck Norris series, this action drama starring Jared Padalecki was cancelled after four seasons.

Wayne Brady: The Family Remix (Hulu)
This reality series follows Brady and his blended family dynamic. It was cancelled after one season.

We’re Here (HBO)
This four-season reality series follows three former Drag Race performers as they travel to small towns and enlist residents to perform for one night only.

Wicked Tuna (National Geographic)
Filmed in Gloucester, Massachusetts, this reality series follows salty fishermen from the nation’s oldest seaport. It was cancelled after 13 years and ran for more than 200 episodes.

The Winter King (MGM+)
A historical fantasy drama series based on Bernard Cornwell’s novels, this show retells the Arthurian legend. It was dropped after one season.

Young Sheldon (CBS)
A coming-of-age prequel series, this comedy comes to a close as Sheldon reaches events set up in the original Big Bang Theory series.

What do you think? Have any of your favorite shows been cancelled? Which ones are you sorry to see end?