As we reach the end of 2023, it’s time to take a look back at the scripted dramas, comedies, and genre-bending series that have been taken off our weekly TV schedules. The wave of cancellations can be attributed to a myriad of factors, with some studios citing the now-finished WGA and SAG strikes as the reason for pulling shows, or other streaming services simply looking to save a few bucks in tax money.
Either way, the cancellation of a beloved show can feel like a particularly painful sting. Here’s our comprehensive rundown of all the TV series that have been served their untimely pink slips in 2023.
Network
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ABC
A Million Little Things – Canceled after five seasons
Alaska Daily – Canceled after one season
Big Sky – Canceled after three seasons
The Company You Keep – Canceled after one season
The Final Straw – Canceled after one season
Home Economics – Canceled after three seasons
The Goldbergs – Ending after 10 seasons
The Rookie: Feds – Canceled after one season
The Wonder Years – Canceled after two seasons
CBS
East New York – Canceled after one season
N.C.I.S Los Angeles – Ending after 14 seasons
S.W.A.T. – Initially canceled, but re-ordered for final 7th season
True Lies – Canceled after one season
FOX
9-1-1 – Canceled after six seasons, picked up by ABC
Call Me Kat – Canceled after three seasons
Fantasy Island – Canceled after two seasons
The Resident – Canceled after six seasons
Welcome to Flatch – Canceled after two seasons
NBC
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American Auto – Canceled after two seasons
The Blacklist – Canceled after 10 seasons
Grand Crew – Canceled after two seasons
Magnum P.I. – Canceled after five seasons
The Wheel – Canceled after one season
Young Rock – Canceled after three seasons
The CW
Gotham Knights – Canceled after one season
Kung Fu – Canceled after three seasons
Nancy Drew – Canceled after four seasons
Superman & Lois – Canceled after four seasons
Walker: Independence – Canceled after one season
The Winchesters – Canceled after one season
Streaming
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Apple TV+
The Afterparty – Canceled after two seasons
City on Fire – Canceled after one season
Dear Edward – Canceled after one season
High Desert – Canceled after one season
The Mosquito Coast – Canceled after two seasons
Physical – Canceled after a third and final season
The Problem With Jon Stewart – Canceled after two seasons, despite a season three renewal
Suspicion – Canceled after one season
Swagger – Canceled after two seasons
Truth Be Told – Canceled after three seasons
Disney+
Big Shot – Canceled after two seasons
Doogie Kamealoha, M.D – Canceled after two seasons
The Mighty Ducks: Gamechangers – Canceled after two seasons
The Muppets Mayhem – Canceled after one season
The Mysterious Benedict Society – Canceled after two seasons
National Treasure: Edge of History – Canceled after one season
Willow – Canceled after one season
HBO / Max
A Black Lady Sketch Show – Canceled after four seasons
Avenue 5 – Canceled after two seasons
Doom Patrol – Canceled after four seasons
Gossip Girl – Canceled after two seasons
The Idol – Canceled after one season
The Other Two – Canceled after three seasons
Painting with John – Canceled after three seasons
Pennyworth – Canceled after three seasons
Perry Mason – Canceled after two seasons
South Side – Canceled after three seasons
Titans – Canceled after four seasons
Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty – Canceled after two seasons
Hulu
Kindred – Canceled after one season
The Great – Canceled after three seasons
How I Met Your Father – Canceled after two seasons
Letterkenny – Canceled after 12 seasons
Reboot – Canceled after one season
Up Here – canceled after one season
Netflix
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1899 – Canceled after one season
Agent Elvis – Canceled after one season
Big Mouth – Ending after eight seasons
Bling Empire – Canceled after three seasons
Bling Empire: New York – Canceled after one season
Captain Fall – Canceled after one season, despite a two-season order
The Chair – Canceled after one season
Dead End: Paranormal Park – Canceled after two seasons
Disenchantment – Ending after five seasons
Farzar – Canceled after one season
Freeridge – Canceled after one season
Glamorous – Canceled after one season
Human Resources – Canceled after two seasons
Inside Job – Canceled after one season
Lockwood & Co. – Canceled after one season
Mindhunter – Canceled after two seasons
Mo – Canceled after two seasons
Sex/Life – Canceled after two seasons
Shadow and Bone – Canceled after two seasons
Snowflake Mountain – Canceled after one season
Uncoupled – Canceled after one season, but picked up by Showtime
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Paramount+
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Blood & Treasure – Canceled after two seasons
Fatal Attraction – Canceled after one season
The Game – Canceled after two seasons
Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies – Canceled after one season
iCarly – Canceled after three seasons
Rabbit Hole – Canceled after one season
Star Trek: Prodigy – Canceled after one season, picked up by Netflix
Queen of the Universe – Canceled after two seasons
Peacock
One of Us Is Lying – Canceled after two seasons
Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin – Canceled after one season, despite a season two renewal
Vampire Academy – Canceled after one season
Prime Video
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A League of Their Own – Canceled after one season, despite a season two renewal
Harlan Coben’s Shelter – Canceled after one season
The Horror of Dolores Roach – Canceled after one season
Hunters – Canceled after two seasons
The Peripheral – Canceled after one season, despite a season two renewal
Ten Percent – Canceled after one season
Three Pines – Canceled after one season
With Love – Canceled after two seasons
Cable
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AMC
61st Street – Canceled after one season, picked up by the CW
Lucky Hank – Canceled after one season
Pantheon – Canceled after one season, despite a two-season order
Soulmates – Canceled after one season, despite a season two renewal
Freeform
Cruel Summer – Canceled after two seasons
Good Trouble – Canceled after five seasons
Praise Petey – Canceled after one season
Single Drunk Female – Canceled after two seasons
The Watchful Eye – Canceled after one season
Showtime
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American Gigolo – Canceled after one season
I Love That For You – Canceled after one season
The L Word: Generation Q – Canceled after three seasons
Let the Right One In – Canceled after one season
Three Women – Canceled before the premiere, picked up by Starz
Ziwe – Canceled after two seasons
Starz
Blindspotting – Canceled after two seasons
Heels – Canceled after two seasons
Run the World – Canceled after two seasons
TBS
Miracle Workers – Canceled after four seasons
TNT
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Snowpiercer – Canceled after three seasons, but a fourth season was filmed
UPDATE: Dec. 16, 2023, 11:08 a.m. EST This post has been updated to reflect the latest cancellation news.
UPDATE: Jul. 11, 2023, 10:03 a.m. EDT This post has been updated to reflect the latest cancellation news.
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