
2025 has been brutal when it comes to our favorite TV shows getting canceled.
Netflix cut ties with Girls5eva after saving it from cancellation. The musical comedy initially premiered on Peacock in 2021 and followed four women who were part of a girl group. After becoming a one-hit-wonder, the former friends reunited later in life to try to find musical success again.
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Girls5eva was renewed for a second season but Peacock didn’t pick up more seasons. The show moved to Netflix for season 3, which was ultimately its final season.
Sara Bareilles, Busy Philipps, Paula Pell and Renée Elise Goldsberry made up the show’s main cast. After its second cancellation, Philipps released an emotional statement.
“I am forever grateful for this incredible show and these girls that became my sisters5eva, for Netflix giving us a chance to sing together a little bit longer and for everyone at Universal and Peacock who rooted so hard for our show,” the actress wrote via Instagram. “And of course the genius of Meredith and Jeff and Eric and my patron saint Tina Fey.”
She continued, “I honestly don’t know how or what i would be without this show and the endless joy it brought me in the darkest time of my life. i love what i do. and sometimes it feels almost impossible. anyway, isn’t that just like everything good in life? love you 5eva❤️.”
Apple TV+’s Sunny was another major TV loss. Based on the 2018 novel The Dark Manual, Sunny starred Rashida Jones as an American woman living in Japan who gets gifted a domestic robot after her husband and son vanished in a plane crash.
“I wish there was a little bit more awareness about our show. Not gonna lie,” Jones told The Hollywood Reporter in September 2024 about the reception to her now-canceled show. “I think [Sunny] is finding its audience because people seem to like it and a lot of people talk to me about it. What [Apple] do have is they have really good taste, and they do make really good shows.”
The actress credited the streaming service for allowing a weekly release. “I know it’s old school and not everybody does it, but I do think that [staggered release] format lends itself to the show nicely,” Jones continued. “I’m sure there’s some people who are waiting to start the show when all of [the episodes] are out, because they’re used to that pace. But I do feel like there’s a lot of little things that are dropped along the way that you want to maybe sit with for a little bit before you plunge into the end.”
“That is very much the hope and it’s kind of set up that way, which I don’t think we’re spoiling anything for anybody by saying there’s things you’re going to want to know at the end,” she added. “Did you feel like you were left hanging, did you feel like you were satisfied as well?”
Keep scrolling to see which TV shows have been canceled so far for 2025-2026:

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ABC
Lucky 13: Canceled after season 1
The Good Doctor: Ending after season 7

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Apple TV+
Schmigadoon: Canceled after season 2
Still Up: Canceled after season 1
Sunny: Canceled after season 1
Time Bandits: Canceled after season 1

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CBS
Blue Bloods: Canceled after season 14
CSI: Vegas: Canceled after season 3
NCIS: Hawai’i: Canceled after season 3
So Help Me Todd: Canceled after season 2

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FX
Dave: On pause after season 3
The Old Man: Canceled after season 2

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HBO
Somebody Somewhere: Canceled after season 3
The Franchise: Canceled after season 1
The Righteous Gemstones: Canceled after season 4

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Hulu
Black Cake: Canceled after season 1
Death and Other Details: Canceled after season 1
How to Die Alone: Canceled after season 1
This Fool: Canceled after season 2
The D’Amelio Show: Canceled after season 3
UnPrisoned: Canceled after season 2

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Netflix
Break Point: Canceled after season 2
Girls5eva: Canceled after season 3
KAOS: Canceled after season 1
Outer Banks: Canceled after season 5
Obliterated: Canceled after season 1
Ratched: Canceled after season 1
Scott Pilgrim Takes Off: Canceled after season 1
The Brothers Sun: Canceled after season 1
Unstable: Canceled after season 2

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Paramount
Frasier: Canceled after season 2

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Peacock
Bel-Air: Canceled after season 4
Bupkis: Canceled after previously being renewed
Hysteria!: Canceled after season 1
Teacup: Canceled after season 1

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Prime Video
Dinner With the Parents: Canceled after season 1
Harlem: Canceled after season 3
My Lady Jane: Canceled after season 1
Outer Range: Canceled after season 2