TV Tracker: Renewed and Canceled Shows

Ending: "And Just Like That ... "

Announced: August 1, 2025

Whoa, no more Carrie Bradshaw on HBO? In a surprise announcement with just two episodes left in its current third season, showrunner Michael Patrick King revealed the "Sex and the City" prequel series is coming to an end.

Renewed: "Long Story Short"

Announced: July 31, 2025

Netflix has renewed "Long Story Short," an animated comedy from the creator of "BoJack Horseman," before its Season 1 premiere Aug. 22. The series follows members of the Schwooper family "from childhood to adulthood and back again."

Renewed: "Untamed"

Announced: July 29, 2025

Eric Bana will continue to keep US National Parks safe since Netflix has renewed the breakout series "Untamed" for Season 2.

Renewed: "The Gilded Age"

Announced: July 28, 2025

HBO has renewed its Emmy-nominated drama "The Gilded Age" for a fourth season. The series, from creator Julian Fellowes ("Downton Abbey"), is up for three Emmys this year, including Outstanding Drama, Lead Actress (Carrie Coon), and Supporting Actress (Christine Baranski).

Renewed: "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon"

Announced: July 25, 2025

Ahead of its Season 3 premiere this fall, fans learned that Daryl Dixon will continue his journey through post-Walker apocalypse Europe for a fourth and final season on AMC and AMC+.

Canceled: "Resident Alien"

Announced: July 25, 2025

"Resident Alien" — the sci-fi series with comedy and mystery elements and starring Alan Tudyk as incognito alien, Harry —has been canceled just ahead of its Season 4 finale on USA Network.

Renewed: "The Legend of Vox Machina"

Announced: July 24, 2025

The animated fantasy series from Critical Role — popular with Dungeons & Dragons fans — has been renewed for a fifth and final season ahead of its Season 4 premiere, expected on Prime Video in 2026.

Renewed: "Days of Our Lives"

Announced: July 24, 2025

The long-running soap opera "Days of Our Lives," which shifted from NBC to Peacock in 2022, has been renewed for 2 more seasons. That brings its tally to 63 seasons to date.

Renewed: "Wednesday"

Announced: July 23, 2025

Ahead of its second season premiere on Aug. 6, Netflix renewed the hit series for a third season. "Wednesday" currently holds the record for Netflix’s most-popular English language show of all time.

Renewed: "Stick"

Announced: July 23, 2025

Just in time for the first season finale, the Owen Wilson-fronted sports comedy was renewed for Season2.

Renewed: "Invincible"

Announced: July 17, 2025

Prime Video announced their animated superhero series "Invincible" will return for Season 5. Season 4 will drop sometime in 2026.

Renewed: "The Walking Dead: Dead City"

Announced: July 16, 2025

Maggie and Negan will return for Season 3 of "The Walking Dead: Dead City" as they look to keep their fledgling community together in Manhattan.

Renewed: "Murderbot"

Announced: July 10, 2025

Alexander Skarsgård's emotional security android will return for Season 2 at Apple TV+.

Renewed: "Virgin River"

Announced: July 10, 2025

With its recent Season 10 renewal, "Virgin River" has earned the distinction of being Netflix's longest running scripted series.

Ending: "Queer Eye"

Announced: Jul. 9, 2025

The Fab 5 will sign off after its upcoming 10th season, which is currently in production at Netflix.

Canceled: "Duster"

Announced: July 9, 2025

It's one and done for "Duster" at Max (which is now HBO Max again). The crime-drama series from co-creator J.J. Abrams starred Josh Holloway as a getaway driver for a crime syndicate whose dangerous life suddenly gets extra perilous.

Renewed: "Slow Horses"

Announced: Jul. 8, 2025

We'll head back to Slough House for more time with the "Slow Horses" crew as Apple TV+ has renewed the Emmy winning series for Season 7.

Canceled: "Pulse"

Announced: July 2, 2025

Despite making the streamer's top 10 upon its release, Netflix announced it was canceling medical drama "Pulse" after just one season.

Canceled: "The Residence"

Announced: July 2, 2025

The Shondaland comedic whodunit was canceled after a single season. The series — which starred Uzo Aduba as a detective investigating a murder in the White House — opened to 6.4 million viewers and stayed on Netflix's top 10 for several weeks.

Renewed: "The Bear"

Announced: July 1, 2025

Fans of this Emmy Award-winning series can breath easy. FX has announced that "The Bear" will return for a fifth season.

Renewed: "Tires"

Announced: July 1, 2025

Netflix announced they will be renewing this Shane Gillis comedy for a third season.

Renewed: "Ransom Canyon"

Announced: June 24, 2025

Western drama "Ransom Canyon" has been renewed for a second season on Netflix. Season 1 spent four weeks in the Global Top 10 TV (English) list and reached Top 10 TV in 77 countries.

Renewed: "MobLand"

Announced: June 23, 2025

"MobLand" will be back for a second season, according to Paramount. The crime drama starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirrien became the second most watched original on Paramount+ after "Landman."

Renewed: "Bad Thoughts"

Announced: June 18, 2025

Netflix has announced Tom Segura's dark comedy series will be getting a Season 2 on the streamer.

Ending: "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds"

Announced: June 12, 2025

Bittersweet news for Trekkies: Paramount+ announced, in the lead up to Season 3 of "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds," the series will end with an abbreviated Season 5.

Canceled: "Étoile"

Announced: June 6, 2025

Despite an initial two-season order at Prime Video, the freshman series "Étoile" from Daniel and Amy Sherman-Palladino has been canceled at the streamer.

Canceled: "The Cleaning Lady"

Announced: June 6, 2025

Following the conclusion of its fourth season, Fox has canceled crime drama series "The Cleaning Lady," starring Elodie Yung.

Canceled: "Alert: Missing Persons Unit"

Announced: June 6, 2025

After three seasons, the Philly-based police procedural has been canceled at Fox.

Renewed: "All American"

Announced: June 2, 2025

The high school football drama will return to the CW for an eighth and final season in 2026, according to the network.

Canceled: "Laid"

Announced: May 29, 2025

Peacock has decided not to renew the freshman series "Laid," starring and executive produced by Stephanie Hsu (Everything Everywhere All at Once).

Renewed: "Welcome to Wrexham"

Announced: May 28, 2025

As FX announced a Season 5 renewal for their docuseries starring Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, the network shared news that the spin-off series "Necaxa" will premiere this summer.

Renewed: "Hacks"

Announced: May 27, 2025

Mere days before its Season 4 finale, HBO renewed the Emmy-winning series "Hacks" for a fifth season.

Canceled: "The Wheel of Time"

Announced: May 23, 2025

Prime Video has canceled their flagship fantasy series after three seasons.

Renewed: "Yellowjackets"

Announced: May 20, 2025

After the record-setting viewership of the Season 3 finale, Paramount has announced their survival horror thriller has been renewed for a fourth season.

Canceled: "The Bondsman"

Announced: May 16, 2025

It's a little sad to go back to a world without a Kevin Bacon action horror series. Alas, the Prime Video series "The Bondsman" has been canceled after its first season.

Renewed: "Bridgerton"

Announced: May 14, 2025

Netflix announced during its upfronts today that the Shonda-Rhimes produced romance drama would be renewed for a 5th and 6th season. Season 4 will air in 2026.

Renewed: "The Four Seasons," "The Diplomat," and "My Life with the Walter Boys "

Announced: May 14, 2025

In addition to "Bridgerton," Netflix handed out more renewals today including a fourth season renewal for political drama, "The Diplomat" a second season renewal of the ensemble comedy "The Four Seasons" and a third season of the teen drama "My Life with the Walter Boys."

Renewed: "Fallout"

Announced: May 12, 2025

Prime Video has renewed "Fallout" for Season 3, with Season 2 set to premiere in December 2025.

Renewed: "Lupin"

Announced: May 12, 2025

Omar Sy will return for a fourth season of "Lupin," as Netflix announced today that the hit crime series is currently filming in Paris.

Canceled: "Suits LA"

Announced: May 9, 2025

NBC decided not to continue with spin-off series "Suits LA" beyond its initial season. The show followed USA Network's popular show "Suits," which ran for nine seasons.

Canceled: "Found"

Announced: May 9, 2025

NBC's procedural drama "Found," led by Shanola Hampton as crisis manager Gabi Mosely, was canceled after two seasons.

Canceled: "Night Court"

Announced: May 9, 2025

NBC has canceled the revival of "Night Court" after three seasons, with the final episode airing on May 6, 2025. The series, starring Melissa Rauch as Judge Abby Stone and John Larroquette reprising his role as Dan Fielding

Canceled: "Lopez vs. Lopez"

Announced: May 9, 2025

The family sitcom "Lopez vs Lopez," featuring George Lopez and his daughter Mayan Lopez, concluded its run on NBC after three seasons.

Canceled: "The Irrational"

Announced: May 9, 2025

"The Irrational," a crime drama starring Jesse L. Martin as behavioral scientist Alec Mercer, was canceled by NBC after two seasons.

Canceled: "Rescue HI-Surf"

Announced: May 7, 2025

This drama about the lifeguards of North Shore O'ahu has been canceled after one season on Fox.

Renewed: "The Studio"

Announced: May 6, 2025

Seth Rogen's Hollywood satire series has been renewed for a second season at Apple TV+.

Canceled: "The Equalizer"

Announced: May 2, 2025

Just two days before the Season 5 finale, CBS announced it has canceled "The Equalizer," starring Queen Latifah.

Renewed: "North of North"

Announced: April 29, 2025

Netflix has announced its comedy starring Anna Lambe as a woman who wants to build a new future for herself will return for a second season.

Renewed: "Diarra From Detroit"

Announced: April 28, 2025

After a successful first season on linear television, "Diarra From Detroit" will have a second season on BET+. The comedy-drama is the brainchild of creator, executive producer, writer, and star, Diarra Kilpatrick

Ending: "Heartstopper"

Announced: April 22, 2025

Netflix announced the story of Nick and Charlie's romance will conclude with a movie instead of a final season. The script will be based around the yet unreleased volume six of Alice Oseman’s graphic novels.

Canceled: "Poppa's House"

Announced: April 23, 2025

CBS has canceled "Poppa's House," a comedy series starring Damon Wayans and Damon Wayans Jr., after one season.

Canceled: "Clean Slate"

Announced: April 18, 2025

Prime Video has canceled "Clean Slate" after one season. The comedy series will be remembered as the last completed project from Norman Lear.

Canceled: "Based on a True Story" and "Mr. Throwback"

Announced: April 15, 2025

Peacock has canceled two of its comedy series, with "Based on a True Story" receiving two seasons and "Mr. Throwback" only one.

Canceled: "Mythic Quest"

Announced: April 11, 2025

Apple TV+ has canceled one of the first original series for the streaming service after four seasons. The show released an updated final episode, which premiered the week of the cancellation news.

Renewed: "The Last of Us"

Announced: April 9, 2025

"The Last of Us" will return for a third season; HBO made the announcement days before the Season 2 premiere.

Renewed: "Colin From Accounts"

Announced: April 8, 2025

Colin the rescue dog will return to Paramount+ for a third season.

Renewed: "Grey's Anatomy," "Will Trent," "Shifting Gears," "9-1-1," "The Rookie"

Announced: April 3, 2025

ABC renewed five of their series in one massive announcement: "Grey's Anatomy" (Season 22), "9-1-1" (Season 9), "The Rookie" (Season 8), "Will Trent" (Season 4), and "Shifting Gears" (Season 2).

Renewed: "The Simpsons," "'Family Guy," "Bob's Burgers'," "American Dad!"

Announced: April 2, 2025

It was a big day for renewals over at Fox as the network handed out four-season renewals for their biggest animated series, along with the announcement that "American Dad" (which also received a multi-season renewal) would be returning to Fox after airing on TBS since 2014.

Renewed: "Dexter: Original Sin"

Announced: April 1, 2025

It's no April Fool's joke. Paramount+ has announced their "Dexter" prequel will be getting a Season 2 at Showtime.

Canceled: "The Sex Lives of College Girls"

Announced: March 18, 2025

After three seasons, the Mindy Kaling co-created series has been canceled at Max.