Cancelled or renewed? Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and more!

Which series are coming to an end or are being cancelled? Is your favorite show returning for a new season? Discover all the cancelled, finished, or renewed series in 2025.

Paramount+ has announced that Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, starring Anson Mount (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness), will soon be coming to an end. Fans will likely be disappointed to learn that the series will conclude with a shortened fifth season.

Fox has confirmed the cancellation of the series The Cleaning Lady, starring Élodie Yung (Daredevil), which will unfortunately end with its fourth season.

The series Laid, starring Stephanie Hsu (Everything Everywhere All at Once), was canceled by Peacock after just one season.

Paramount's Yellowjackets series, starring Melanie Lynskey (Togetherness), has been renewed for a fourth season.

The Wheel of Time series, starring Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl), has been canceled by Amazon Prime Video after 3 seasons.

The docuseries Welcome to Wrexham starring Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool) and Rob McElhenney (Philadelphia) has been renewed for a fifth season by FX Networks.

Netflix has renewed the series The Diplomat, starring actress Keri Russell, for a fourth season.

The horror series The Bondsman starring Kevin Bacon has been canceled by Amazon Prime Video after just one season.

The comedy series The Four Seasons starring Tina Fey (30 Rock) and Steve Carell (The Office) has been renewed by Netflix for a second season.

Netflix has announced the renewal of Bridgerton for two additional seasons, giving the green light to the fifth and sixth seasons.

The spin-off of Meghan Markle's former and very popular series, Suits: L.A., didn't achieve the same success as its predecessor. While Suits ran for nine seasons, the new series starring Stephen Amell (Arrow) was canceled by NBC after just one season.

NBC canceled Night Court after three seasons. The series, which starred Melissa Rauch (The Big Bang Theory) and John Larroquette (The Librarians), was a revival of the original series of the same name.

The Fallout series, adapted from the popular video game and starring actress Ella Purnell (Yellowjackets), has been renewed for a third season by Amazon Prime Video.

Apple TV+ has renewed The Studio for a second season, starring Seth Rogen and Catherine O’Hara (Schitt’s Creek).

Netflix has confirmed the renewal of the series Lupin for a fourth season, starring Omar Sy (Jurassic World).

Queen Latifah has just seen the series The Equalizer, in which she played the lead role, canceled after five seasons, as announced by CBS.

Apple TV+ gave Rob McElhenney's (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) Mythic Quest no more chance, canceling it after 4 seasons.

Fox has renewed the animated series The Simpsons, ensuring the return of the most famous family on earth, on air since 1989, for four more seasons, spanning seasons 37 to 40.

Paramount has confirmed the renewal of the prequel series Dexter: Original Sin for a second season, with Patrick Gibson (Shadow and Bone) leading the cast.

HBO has confirmed the renewal of its hit series The Last of Us, starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, for a third season.

Grey's Anatomy, starring Ellen Pompeo, has reportedly been renewed for a 22nd season on ABC!.

ABC has renewed the series 9-1-1, starring Peter Krause (Six Feet Under), for a ninth season.

The Rookie, starring Nathan Fillion (Firefly), has also been greenlit by ABC for an 8th season.

Family Guy, which has been airing since 1999, has also been given the green light by Fox for four additional seasons, spanning seasons 24 through 27.

The animated series Bob's Burgers has also received approval from Fox for seasons 16 through 19, an additional four seasons.

American Dad! has also been confirmed for seasons 20 through 23, or four additional seasons, by Fox.

AppleTV has announced the renewal of the hit series Severance, starring Adam Scott (Big Little Lies, Parks & Recreation), for a third season.

The series starring Sylvester Stallone will return to Paramount+ for a 3rd season.

The series House of David has been given the green light for a second season on Prime Video.

Apple TV has renewed the series Ted Lasso, starring actor Jason Sudeikis, for a fourth season!

Prime Video has announced that it will not be renewing the series Cruel Intentions (based on the film of the same name) starring Sarah Catherine Hook (The White Lotus) and Zac Burgess (Boy Swallows Universe). The series concludes after just one season.

Disney+ has renewed the series Percy Jackson and the Olympians, starring Walker Scobell (The Adam Project), for a third season.

Paramount has renewed the series Landman, starring actor Billy Bob Thornton (Goliath), for a second season.

Netflix has confirmed the renewal of the series Running Point, with Kate Hudson (Almost Famous), for a second season.

Netflix has given the green light for a second season of the docuseries With Love, Meghan starring Meghan Markle (Suits).

The game show Hollywood Squares, hosted by Drew Barrymore, has been renewed by CBS for a second season.

The syndicated talk show The Jennifer Hudson Show has been renewed for a fourth season.

Netflix has renewed its competition reality show Outlast for a third season.

Fox has renewed medical drama Doc, starring Molly Parker (Deadwood), for a second season.

The original series NCIS has been renewed by CBS for a remarkable 23rd season.

CBS has also renewed the prequel NCIS: Origins, starring actor Austin Stowell (Whiplash), for a second season.

The NCIS: Sydney spin-off, starring Olivia Swann (DC's Legends of Tomorrow), has been renewed by CBS for a third season.

TBS's reality competition show Wipeout, hosted by John Cena (WWE SmackDown!), Nicole Byer (Velma) and Camille Kostek (Free Guy), has been canceled and will not return for a third season.

The comedy The Sticky, starring Margo Martindale (The Watcher), has been canceled by Prime Video after one season.

AMC and Shudder have renewed the found-footage horror series for a second season.

Max has renewed the popular medical drama series The Pitt, starring actor Noah Wyle (ER), for a second season.

Netflix has confirmed the renewal of XO, Kitty, the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before spin-off, for a third season. The series stars Anna Cathcart.

The game show hosted by former American professional basketball player Dwyane Wade has been canceled and will not return for a third season on TBS.

The comedy Jury Duty, on the FreeVee platform and starring James Marsden (Westworld), has been renewed for a second season and will now be available on Prime Video.

The creator of the hit series This Is Us returns with his new project, Paradise, starring Sterling K. Brown (Black Panther) which has been greenlit by Hulu for a second season.

The series Elsbeth, starring Carrie Preston (True Blood), has been renewed by CBS for a third season.

CBS has renewed the series Tracker, starring Justin Hartley (This Is Us), for a third season.

Prime Video has announced that it is producing a third season of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

Despite the controversy surrounding the creator of the series English Teacher, FX has decided to renew it for a second season.

Netflix has announced that The Sandman series, whose writer and executive producer Neil Gaiman is currently facing serious allegations, will end with its second season.

The series Hysteria!, which follows an up-and-coming satanic metal band, will not have a second season after it was cancelled by Peacock.

Hulu has confirmed that the series How to Die Alone will not return for a second season.

HBO has officially renewed its hit series The White Lotus for a fourth season. The anthology series, known for its captivating plots and sumptuous settings, will likely offer a new chapter with a renewed cast and an as-yet-unknown destination.

HBO has announced that its hit series The Righteous Gemstones will be coming to an end. After several seasons, the comedy-drama about a dysfunctional family of televangelists will conclude with its fourth season, providing a much-anticipated conclusion to fans' expectations.