2022-23 TV Season Scorecard

3/17: All remaining unaired episodes of Lingo (CBS) have been pulled from the schedule, but the game show is apparently still on track to return for a 2nd season.

3/17: Bel-Air (Peacock) renewed for a 3rd season.

3/16: Canceled HBO Max series FBoy Island has been picked up by The CW for a 3rd season (assuming that the network can explain to its 57-year-old viewers what an "FBoy" is).

3/15: Willow (Disney+) canceled after 1 season.

3/15: Days of Our Lives (Peacock) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the soap's 59th and 60th overall.

3/14: The Bachelorette (ABC) will return for a 20th season this summer.

3/14: Citadel (Prime Video) renewed for a 2nd season ahead of its series debut. (That season count does not include the planned international spinoffs which are now in production.)

3/14: A League of Their Own (Prime Video) both renewed and canceled: It'll return for a 2nd season, but it'll be the show's last—and will consist of just 4 episodes.

3/13: Three Pines (Prime Video) canceled after 1 season.

3/9: Amazon has picked up the canceled HBO Max project Batman: Caped Crusader, giving the new animated series a 2-season order.

3/9: Shrinking (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season.

3/7: Barry (HBO) will end with its upcoming 4th season, which launches 4/16.

3/7: Netflix has renewed its first-year sports reality shows Break Point and Full Swing.

3/6: Hulu has canceled an adaptation of Devil in the White City that was previously ordered to series but yet to be filmed. It may be shopped to other outlets but a pickup seems unlikely given that it has already lost its director (Todd Field) and star (Keanu Reeves).

3/6: Class (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

3/2: Star Trek: Discovery (Paramount+) will end with its upcoming 5th season, which has been delayed to early 2024.

3/2: The filmed but canceled Showtime series Three Women has officially been picked up by Starz, though a premiere date has not been set.

3/2: The Way Home (Hallmark) renewed for a 2nd season.

3/1: Krapopolis (Fox), a new animated series from Dan Harmon, has now been renewed for a 3rd season despite not yet airing a single episode. But the series premiere, originally expected last fall, has been delayed to next season.

2/27: The Tourist has been renewed for a 2nd season by the BBC in the UK, but the new season apparently will not air on HBO Max (the U.S. home of S1). It is possible it will find a different American outlet.

2/27: Eva Lasting (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/24: Soulmates (AMC) canceled after 1 season. The sci-fi anthology series, which last aired in 2020, had previously received a S2 order but that now will not be produced.

2/23: Succession (HBO) will end with its upcoming 4th season, which starts in late March. The decision to end the show was made by the series creator and not the network, and S4 was written to wrap up the story.

2/23: The Goldbergs (ABC) canceled after 10 seasons. The series finale will air May 3rd.

2/23: The Rig (Prime Video) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/22: When Calls the Heart (Hallmark) renewed for an 11th season ahead of its S10 debut this July.

2/21: South Side (HBO Max) canceled after 3 seasons.

2/21: CBS has renewed nine current shows: 48 Hours, 60 Minutes, The Amazing Race, CSI: Vegas, Lingo, NCIS, NCIS: Hawai'i, Survivor, and Tough as Nails.

2/18: Outer Banks (Netflix) renewed for a 4th season ahead of its S3 premiere.

2/17: Disney+ has canceled Big Shot and Mighty Ducks: Game Changers after 2 seasons apiece.

2/17: Blood & Treasure (Paramount+) canceled after 2 seasons.

2/15: Poker Face (Peacock) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/15: The Mole (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/13: Call the Midwife (PBS) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 14th and 15th.

2/13: Paris in Love (Peacock) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/10: Showtime has ordered a 2nd season of Uncoupled, the Neil Patrick Harris series that was recently canceled by Netflix.

2/10: HBO confirmed that Avenue 5 has been canceled after 2 seasons.

2/9: The Peripheral (Prime Video) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/8: Tehran (Apple TV+) renewed for a 3rd season.

2/3: That '90s Show (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/3: Mayfair Witches (AMC) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/3: 1923 (Paramount+) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/2: FX has pulled the plug on its previously ordered series adaptation of Never Let Me Go prior to the start of filming. It was originally slated to stream on Hulu next season.

2/2: Night Court (NBC) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/2: So Help Me Todd (CBS) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/2: Marvel's Hit-Monkey (Hulu) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/2: The American version of The Traitors (Peacock) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/2: Kingdom Business (BET+) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/1: The Cleaning Lady (Fox) renewed for a 3rd season.

2/1: Players is among nine shows deleted from the Paramount+ streaming service. No cancellation has been officially announced, but the deletion certainly seems to suggest that the series will not return for a 2nd season. Other bubble shows similarly deleted (and thus presumed canceled) include Guilty Party, No Activity, The Real World: Homecoming, and The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder. In addition, the first season of anthology series Super Pumped—which was previously renewed for a 2nd season—was also deleted by soon to be defunct sister network Showtime, and it is unclear if that second season is still going forward.

2/1: Pennyworth (HBO Max) canceled after 3 seasons.

2/1: The Blacklist (NBC) will end with its upcoming 10th season, which starts Feb. 26.

2/1: Transformers: Earthspark (Paramount+) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/1: The Terminal List (Prime Video) renewed for a 2nd season. The network also developing a potential prequel spinoff starring Taylor Kitsch.

1/31: Dexter: New Blood (Showtime) will not return for a 2nd season.

1/31: Hulu has ordered a new season of King of the Hill with most of the original cast returning. The animated series formerly ran for 13 seasons on Fox and last aired in 2010.

1/31: La Brea (NBC) renewed for a 3rd season. It will likely be a short and final season, though that has not been confirmed by the network.

1/31: Kindred (FX on Hulu) canceled after 1 season.

1/31: Reboot (Hulu) canceled after 1 season.

1/30: Showtime has canceled first-year shows American Gigolo and Let the Right One In, as well as new drama Three Women, which was previously ordered to series—and filmed—but now will not air, at least on Showtime. The network has also canceled itself: All Showtime content will move to Paramount+ later this year, and the cable network will adopt the catchy name "Paramount+ With Showtime," which will also be the name of the most expensive Paramount+ subscription. That should clear things up.

1/30: Acapulco (Apple TV+) renewed for a 3rd season.

1/30: Power Book II: Ghost (Starz) renewed for a 4th season ahead of its S3 debut in March.

1/29: The Mysterious Benedict Society (Disney+) canceled after 2 seasons.

1/27: Peacock has canceled its previously ordered series adaptation of the comic book Dead Day prior to the start of filming.

1/27: Somebody Feed Phil (Netflix) renewed for a 7th season.

1/27: The Last of Us (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season.

1/26: Fox has renewed animated comedies Bob's Burgers, Family Guy, and The Simpsons for two additional seasons (through 2024-25). The latter will now run for at least 36 seasons, breaking its own record as the longest-running scripted series in history.

1/26: The Recruit (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

1/25: HBO Max has canceled DC shows Titans and Doom Patrol after four seasons apiece. Note that each show has yet to air the back half of their final seaons, and those episodes are still slated to stream later in 2023 (dates tbd).

1/25: Bob Hearts Abishola (CBS) renewed for a 5th season.

1/25: Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Adult Swim) renewed for a five-episode 12th season. The series last aired in 2015.

1/25: Adult Swim's Rick & Morty and Hulu's Solar Opposites and Koala Man are expected to continue despite the loss of producer/writer/star Justin Roiland, who was fired from all of those shows this week following recent charges of domestic abuse. It is unclear how he will be replaced.

1/25: Extraordinary (Hulu) renewed for a 2nd season. Season 1 debuts today.

1/23: The Neighborhood (CBS) renewed for a 6th season.

1/20: Vampire Academy (Peacock) canceled after 1 season. The streamer also canceled One of Us Is Lying after 2 seasons.

1/20: Mosquito Coast (Apple TV+) canceled after 2 seasons.

1/20: NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS) canceled after 14 seasons. The series finale airs May 14.

1/20: Cobra Kai (Netflix) renewed for a 6th and final season.

1/19: Outlander (Starz) renewed for an 8th and final season ahead of its S7 return this summer. But it won't be the end of the franchise: Starz has also ordered a prequel series, Outlander: Blood of My Blood.

1/19: Gossip Girl (HBO Max) canceled after 2 seasons. The series finale will air on 1/26.

1/18: BMF (Starz) renewed for a 3rd season.

1/18: SEAL Team (Paramount+) renewed for a 7th season.

1/18: Selling the OC (Netflix) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 2nd and 3rd.

1/17: Shoresy (Hulu) renewed for a 2nd season.

1/15: Chucky (Syfy) renewed for a 3rd season. That network has also renewed Reginald the Vampire for a 2nd season.

1/13: Uncoupled (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

1/13: Snowpiercer (TNT) is the latest series to be canceled despite already being filmed. The previously ordered (and completed) S4—intended to conclude the series—will not air on TNT, though it will be shopped to other networks.

1/13: Dead End: Paranormal Park (Netflix) canceled 1/13.

1/12: Mayans MC (FX) will end with its upcoming 5th season (which does not have a start date yet).

1/12: NBC has bumped its new drama series Found from its planned February 19 launch to an unspecified fall premiere.

1/12: Canceled HBO Max series Minx has been picked up by Starz, which will show the yet-to-be-aired (but already filmed) 2nd season (date tbd) in addition to the 1st season which already aired on HBO Max.

1/12: Criminal Minds: Evolution (Paramount+) renewed for a 2nd season.

1/12: Ghosts (CBS) renewed for a 3rd season.

1/12: Mo (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season, which will be the show's last.

1/11: grown-ish (Freeform) renewed for a 6th season.

1/11: Abbott Elementary (ABC) renewed for a 3rd season.

1/11: All American (The CW) renewed for a 6th season, making it (currently) the only show on that network to return next season.

1/11: ABC has renewed game shows Celebrity Family Feud, Claim to Fame, and Press Your Luck.

1/10: Rogue Heroes (Epix/MGM+) renewed for a 2nd season, to air in 2024. The network also renewed Billy the Kid for a 2nd season.

1/10: Fear the Walking Dead (AMC) will end with its upcoming two-part 8th season, which launches in May. The network's three upcoming TWD spinoffs have also been delayed slightly, with the first (The Walking Dead: Dead City) now starting in June instead of April and the others also pushed back several months to match.

1/9: Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin (Peacock) renewed for a 2nd season.

1/9: Inside Job (Netflix) canceled after 1 season, reversing a S2 renewal announced in June.

1/9: AMC has also canceled its animated streaming series Pantheon after 1 season despite the fact that production on S2 was already complete. That season will no longer air on AMC+.

1/6: AMC has canceled yet another upcoming series. Sci-fi comedy Demascus will no longer air on the network despite already completing production. It may be shopped to other networks.

1/6: Fire Country (CBS) renewed for a 2nd season.

1/6: Wednesday (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

1/5: Astrid & Lilly Save the World (Syfy) canceled after 1 season.

1/5: 61st Street (AMC) canceled after 1 season despite previously being renewed for a 2nd season—and depsite the fact that S2 has already been filmed. Those episodes will never air. The network has also canceled its upcoming Tatiana Maslany-led series Invitation to a Bonfire, which was scheduled to debut in 2023 but also will never air.

1/2/2023: 1899 (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

12/22: Back on the Record With Bob Costas (HBO) canceled after 2 seasons.

12/16: Blockbuster (Netlfix) canceled after 1 season.

12/15: Shantaram (Apple TV+) canceled after 1 season.

12/15: Sort Of (HBO Max) renewed for a 3rd season.

12/15: Yellowjackets (Showtime) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 premiere in March.

12/14: The Santa Clauses (Disney+) renewed for a 2nd season.

12/14: The Sex Lives of College Girls (HBO Max) renewed for a 3rd season ... at least until HBO Max executives change their minds in a few weeks and cancel it anyway.

12/14: LEGO Masters (Fox) renewed for a 4th season. A second holiday edition has also been ordered (ahead of the debut of the first holiday edition next week).

12/13: Warrior Nun (Netflix) canceled after 2 seasons.

12/13: Step Up canceled after 3 seasons (two on YouTube, the final on Starz).

12/13: Sanditon (PBS) will end with its upcoming 3rd season, which debuts in March.

12/12: The Nevers (HBO Max) canceled after the first half of S1. The remaining six episodes will not stream on HBO Max (and the existing episodes will be removed from the service). HBO Max will also remove all episodes of the recently canceled Westworld from streaming in the very near future.

12/12: Quantum Leap (NBC) renewed for a 2nd season.

12/12: Dangerous Liaisons (Starz) canceled after 1 season, reversing a S2 renewal announced just last month. (The remaining S1 episodes will air as scheduled.)

12/12: Love Life (HBO Max) canceled after 2 seasons.

12/12: Minx (HBO Max), previously renewed for a 2nd season, has now been canceled, and that 2nd season will not air despite being nearly completed. S1 will also be removed from the streaming service. UPDATE 12/13: Filming on S2 will be completed and the series will then be shopped to other networks.

12/12: Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season.

12/9: The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

12/7: Monarch (Fox) canceled after 1 season.

12/7: Sweet Life: Los Angeles (HBO Max) canceled after 2 seasons. (For those of you keeping score at home, that makes three HBO Max reality shows canceled so far this week.)

12/6: Legendary (HBO Max) canceled after 3 seasons.

12/6: The D'Amelio Show (Hulu) renewed for a 3rd season.

12/5: FBoy Island (HBO Max) canceled after 2 seasons.

12/3: Moonhaven (AMC+), which was previously renewed for a 2nd season, has now been canceled and will not return.

12/2: Lopez vs. Lopez (NBC) will have its first season extended by 9 episodes (to a total of 22).

12/2: Los Espookys (HBO) canceled after 2 seasons.

12/2: Surface (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season.

12/1: The Midnight Club (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

11/30: Tulsa King (Paramount+) renewed for a 2nd season.

11/29: Miss Scarlet & The Duke (PBS) renewed for a 4th season ahead of its S3 debut in January.

11/29: Tell Me Lies (Hulu) renewed for a 2nd season.

11/22: The Devil's Hour (Prime Video) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 2nd and 3rd.

11/18: ABC has canceled its previously ordered drama series Avalon, which was based on a Michael Connelly novel and had been set to premiere in 2023.

11/18: The White Lotus (HBO) renewed for a 3rd season, which will feature another new setting and a new group of characters.

11/17: Amazon Freevee has revived the long-running but recently canceled Australian soap Neighbours and will begin streaming new episodes in late 2023.

11/15: Hunters (Prime Video) will end with its upcoming 2nd season, which launches in January.

11/11: Everything's Trash (Freeform) canceled after 1 season.

11/10: This Fool (Hulu) renewed for a 2nd season.

11/8: Netflix has canceled first-year shows The Imperfects and Partner Track.

11/8: Bad Sisters (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season.

11/8: German series The Empress (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

11/7: S2 of The Wonder Years (ABC) has been delayed to summer 2023.

11/7: A Million Little Things (ABC) will end with its 5th season, which launches in February.

11/7: Carnival Row (Prime Video) will end with its 2nd season, which will stream in February.

11/7: The Watcher (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season. That show was originally billed as a miniseries, and it is unclear whether S2 will continue the story or switch into an anthology format.

11/7: Dahmer — Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (Netflix) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 2nd and 3rd. It'll now be anthology series, with each of those next seasons to focus on a different killer. (It's unclear what the show's title will be going forward.)

11/4: Whose Line Is It Anyway? (The CW) will end with next year's 12th season.

11/4: Westworld (HBO) canceled after 4 seasons.

11/3: HBO Max has scrapped its previously ordered Degrassi reboot series, which was set to air next year but now will not be produced. The streamer has also pulled the plug on a Charlotte's Web series adaptation.

11/2: The Sandman (Netflix) apparently renewed for a 2nd season, though the renewal (reported by Deadline) has yet to be confirmed by Netflix itself. UPDATE: It's now confirmed.

11/2: Tuca & Bertie (Adult Swim) canceled after 3 seasons.

11/1: Becoming Elizabeth (Starz) canceled after 1 season.

11/1: The CW has opted not to extend the first seasons of Walker: Independence and The Winchesters, reports Deadline, leaving each series capped at 13 episodes. Renewals have not been ruled out, however.

11/1: Fate: The Winx Saga (Netflix) canceled after 2 seasons.

11/1: Dangerous Liaisons (Starz) renewed for a 2nd season ahead of its series premiere this month.

10/31: DC's Stargirl (The CW) canceled after 3 seasons. The 3rd season will continue to air through its finale on 12/7.

10/29: Thw Witcher (Netflix) renewed for a 4th season ahead of its S3 debut next year, but Liam Hemsworth will take over the role of Geralt from Henry Cavill beginning with S4.

10/28: CBS has canceled first-year dating series The Real Love Boat. Remaining unaired episodes will stream weekly on Paramount+ beginning Nov. 2.

10/28: Clarkson's Farm (Prime Video) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of the S2 debut in early 2023.

10/27: The Serpent Queen (Starz) renewed for a 2nd season.

10/27: City on a Hill (Showtime) canceled after 3 seasons.

10/27: Girls5Eva has been renewed five a 3rd season but will move from Peacock to Netflix (which will also have the first two seasons available to stream).

10/26: Nancy Drew (The CW) will end with its upcooming 4th season, which will air in 2023.

10/26: The Upshaws (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season.

10/26: HBO Max's Green Lantern series won't move forward as originally planned, but is being completely redeveloped to focus on the character of John Stewart. It is unclear when or if the revised series will enter production.

10/26: Previously canceled TBS comedy Chad has been rescued by The Roku Channel, which will run the already filmed but unaired 2nd season (date tbd).

10/25: Industry (HBO) renewed for a 3rd season.

10/25: New episodes of Doctor Who will move from BBC America to Disney+ in November 2023, beginning with a trio of 60th anniversary specials starring David Tennant followed the next month by the show's 14th season, which brings the arrival of Ncuti Gatwa as the new Doctor. (The series remains on BBC in the UK.)

10/24: Netflix has pulled the plug on Mike Judge's animated comedy Bad Crimes, which was to star Lauren Lapkus and Nicole Byer, midway through production of season 1.

10/21: ABC has extended the 1st season of The Rookie: Feds from 13 to 22 episodes.

10/20: As We See It (Prime Video) canceled after 1 season.

10/20: P-Valley (Starz) renewed for a 3rd season.

10/20: Heartbreak High (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

10/19: CBS has extended the debut seasons of dramas East New York, Fire Country, and So Help Me Todd.

10/17: Grimsburg (Fox) renewed for a 2nd season well ahead of its series debut next year.

10/12: The Hardy Boys (Hulu) will end with its upcoming 3rd season.

10/11: BUNK'D (Disney) renewed for a 7th season.

10/11: The Voice (NBC) renewed for a 23rd season, to air in spring 2023.

10/10: NBC has extended the 1st season of its Quantum Leap reboot from 12 to 18 episodes.

10/10: Showtime confirmed that The Man Who Fell to Earth will not return for a 2nd season.

10/9: Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (Disney) renewed for a 2nd season ahead of its series debut in February.

10/7: Fox has renewed Dan Harmon's upcoming animated series Krapopolis for a 2nd season well ahead of its series debut.

10/6: Legend of Vox Machina (Prime Video) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 debut in January.

10/6: Hulu has tacked on an extra season to a previous Solar Opposites renewal, now taking the series through S5. The 4th season should stream sometime in 2023.

10/6: Outer Range (Prime Video) renewed for a 2nd season.

10/3: Firefly Lane (Netflix) will end with its upcoming 2-part 2nd season, which begins in December.

9/29: Disney+'s previously announced new Marvel series Armor Wars will no longer air as a series; instead, it is being redeveloped as a feature film (which is likely several years away).

9/28: Interview With the Vampire (AMC) renewed for a 2nd season ahead of its series premiere this weekend.

9/28: Bridge and Tunnel (Epix) canceled after 2 seasons.

9/27: Netflix has canceled its upcoming comic book adaptation Grendel, which had received an 8-episode order, prior to the completion of filming.

9/26: Big Brother (CBS) renewed for a 25th season.

9/23: Netflix confirmed that Korean originals Hellbound and Money Heist: Korea would each return for a 2nd season.

9/23: Queer as Folk (Peacock) canceled after 1 season.

9/22: Reservation Dogs (FX but on Hulu) renewed for a 3rd season.

9/20: Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) renewed for 3 additional seasons, its 21st, 22nd, and 23rd.

9/14: MasterChef (Fox) renewed for a 13th season.

9/14: Flatbush Misdemeanors (Showtime) canceled after 2 seasons.

9/12: Rap Sh!t (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

9/11: Raven's Home (Disney) renewed for a 6th season.

9/9: Maggie (Hulu) canceled after 1 season.

9/9: Paper Girls (Prime Video) canceled after 1 season.

9/8: The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu) renewed for a 6th and final season ahead of its S5 premiere.

9/7: Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

9/2: Rutherford Falls (Peacock) canceled after 2 seasons.

8/31: Harley Quinn (HBO Max) renewed for a 4th season.

8/30: Trying (Apple TV+) renewed for a 4th season.

8/26: Resident Evil (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

8/26: House of the Dragon (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season (obviously).

8/25: The Umbrella Academy (Netflix) renewed for a 4th and final season.

8/23: Extraordinary Attorney Woo (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season, which likely won't stream until 2024.

8/23: Curb Your Enthusiasm (HBO) officially renewed for a 12th season. (The renewal was previously assumed but never officially confirmed.)

8/23: The Villains of Valley View (Disney) renewed for a 2nd season.

8/22: Among the much-publicized wave of cancellations at HBO Max over the past week is the upcoming animated series Batman: Caped Crusader, which now will not be produced.

8/22: Though ABC has not officially announced a cancellation, producers are treating the upcoming 5th season of A Million Little Things as the show's last and will wrap up all remaining storylines.

8/21: Apple TV+ has pulled the plug on its previously ordered Jennifer Garner miniseries My Glory Was I Had Such Friends prior to the start of production. The series had been in limbo for four years.

8/19: The Rehearsal (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season.

8/18: RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars (Paramount+) renewed for an 8th season.

8/18: The Chi (Showtime) renewed for a 6th season.

8/15: Upcoming John Wick spinoff series The Continental will now be a Peacock exclusive rather than airing on Starz. It will debut sometime in 2023.

8/15: RuPaul's Drag Race (VH1) renewed for a 15th season. Companion series Untucked will also return.

8/12: Love, Death + Robots (Netflix) renewed for a 4th season.

8/11: Physical (Apple TV+) renewed for a 3rd season.

8/11: Power Book III: Raising Kanan (Starz) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 debut.

8/11: Starz confirmed that it will no longer move forward with the previously ordered spinoff series Power Book V: Influence.

8/11: Grantchester (PBS) renewed for an 8th season.

8/10: Harry Wild (Acorn TV) renewed for a 2nd season.

8/9: HBO Max has opted not to move forward with its previously ordered DC Comics anthology series Strange Adventures.

8/3: Beacon 23 (Spectrum/AMC) renewed for a 2nd season well ahead of its series debut.

8/2: First Kill (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

8/2: Good Trouble (Freeform) renewed for a 5th season.

8/1: The First Lady (Showtime) canceled after 1 season.

8/1: The Flash (The CW) will end with its upcoming 9th season, which will run for just 13 episodes.

8/1: Weakest Link (NBC) renewed for a 3rd season.

7/29: Gordita Chronicles (HBO Max) canceled after 1 season as HBO Max de-emphasizes non-animated family/children's programming under its new management. The series will be shopped to other networks.

7/28: The Wilds (Prime Video) canceled after 2 seasons.

7/28: Moonhaven (AMC+) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/28: Miss Scarlet and the Duke (PBS) renewed for a 3rd season, which will begin airing in January. (It's a quick turnaround: S2 launches in October.)

7/27: NBC has decided not to move forward with Million Dollar Island, a new competition series that was scheduled to launch in 2023.

7/27: iCarly (Paramount+) renewed for a 3rd season.

7/25: Full Frontal With Samantha Bee (TBS) canceled after 7 seasons.

7/24: Mayans M.C. (FX) renewed for a 5th season.

7/22: For All Mankind (Apple TV+) renewed for a 4th season.

7/22: What If...? (Disney+) renewed for a 3rd season well ahead of its S2 debut.

7/22: X-Men '97 (Disney+) renewed for a 2nd season ahead of its series debut in late 2023. The same goes for fellow animated series Spider-Man: Freshman Year, though that show's 1st season won't stream until 2024.

7/22: S1 of I Am Groot (Disney+) has been extended from 5 to 10 episodes ahead of its series premiere. The extra episodes will stream at a later date.

7/21: The Wheel of Time (Prime Video) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 debut.

7/21: United States House Select Committee January 6 Hearings (various) renewed for a 2nd season, to begin in September.

7/21: Rugrats (Paramount+) renewed for a 3rd season. In addition, the previously ordered S2 has been extended by 13 episodes.

7/19: Breeders (FX) renewed for a 4th season.

7/18: Desus & Mero (Showtime) will not return for a 5th season due to a split between its two hosts.

7/15: Close Enough (HBO Max) canceled after 3 seasons.

7/14: Dr. Death (Peacock) has been renewed for a 2nd season. Now an anthology, the series will follow a new storyline in S2.

7/14: The Bear (FX/Hulu) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/13: Canceled CBS series Criminal Minds, which aired its 15th (and then-final) season in 2020, has been revived by Paramount+ for a 10-episode 16th season. Most (but not all) of the cast will return.

7/11: Loot (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/11: Only Murders in the Building (Hulu) renewed for a 3rd season.

7/11: Chad (TBS) canceled after 1 season just a few hours before its (fully filmed) 2nd season was due to premiere. An attempt will be made to find a different home for the unaired episodes.

7/7: Gentleman Jack (HBO) canceled after 2 seasons.

7/7: Joe Pera Talks With You (Adult Swim) canceled after 3 seasons.

7/6: Evil (Paramount+) renewed for a 4th season.

7/6: Dalgliesh (Acorn TV) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 2nd and 3rd.

7/5: Night Sky (Prime Video) canceled after 1 season.

7/5: Your Honor (Showtime) ending with its upcoming 2nd season, which is filming now.

7/1: Ten Year Old Tom (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/1: The Time Traveler's Wife (HBO) will have been canceled yesterday by the time you read this tomorrow. It ran for just 1 season.

7/1: Why Women Kill (Paramount+) canceled. The previously ordered 3rd season will no longer move forward.

7/1: NBC has revived the canceled CBS drama Magnum P.I. and has ordered two new seasons, the show's 5th and 6th. Each season will run a minimum of 10 episodes.

6/30: Peacock's previously ordered series adaptation of Field of Dreams has been canceled prior to the start of filming.

6/30: Tom Swift (The CW) canceled after 1 season—more specifically, after 5 episodes. There's a small chance it could find a home on a different network or streamer.

6/30: Paradise PD (Netflix) renewed for a 4th and final season, to stream in December.

6/29: See (Apple TV+) will end with its upcoming 3rd season, to launch in August.

6/28: True Detective (HBO) officially renewed for a 4th season. Subtitled "Night Country," the Jodie Foster-led season will be set in remote northern Alaska.

6/27: The Old Man (FX) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/26: Duncanville (Fox) renewed for a 4th season, but the series will move from Fox to Hulu. Update 6/30: The move to Hulu is still happening, but the show has been canceled; Hulu will stream six previously unaired episodes from season 3 (date tbd).

6/24: Woke (Hulu) canceled after 2 seasons.

6/22: Killing It (Peacock) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/21: Dark Winds (AMC) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/20: Workin' Moms (CBC/Netflix) will end with its just announced 7th season, to stream next year.

6/17: Snowpiercer (TNT) will end with its upcoming 4th season (which does not yet have an air date but will likely debut early next year). Its departure will leave TNT without any scripted series.

6/17: When Calls the Heart (Hallmark) renewed for a 10th season.

6/16: Hacks (HBO Max) renewed for a 3rd season.

6/15: Swagger (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/15: Chip 'n' Dale: Park Life (Disney+) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/15: Monsters at Work (Disney+) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/14: Sweet Home (Netflix) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the Korean show's 2nd and 3rd.

6/14: The Lincoln Lawyer (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/14: Doomlands (The Roku Channel) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/13: Starstruck (HBO Max) renewed for a 3rd season.

6/12: Squid Game (Netflix) officially greenlit for a 2nd season. (Pre-production on S2 had already started, but this is the first announcement from Netflix.)

6/10: Made for Love (HBO Max) canceled after 2 seasons.

6/10: Schmigadoon! (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season, to be set in Schmicago.

6/10: The Boys (Prime Video) renewed for a 4th season.

6/9: Previously canceled Showtime series American Rust has been revived by Amazon's Freevee streaming service, which will produce a new 2nd season.

6/8: Inside Job (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season (not to be confused with the 2nd part of its 1st season, due later this year).

6/8: Kevin Smith's animated Masters of the Universe: Revelation (Netflix) renewed for a follow-up miniseries, to be subtitled "Revolution."

6/8: The Summer I Turned Pretty (Prime Video) renewed for a 2nd season ahead of its series debut later this month.

6/7: HBO has canceled its in-development J.J. Abrams sci-fi series Demimonde (aka Contraband), which was ordered to series four years ago but never progressed to the filming stage.

6/7: Long Slow Exhale (Spectrum) canceled after 1 season. That season, however, is still slated to air on BET sometime this year.

6/7: Tokyo Vice (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/6: What We Do in the Shadows (FX) renewed through S6 ahead of its S4 debut next month.

6/6: All of Us Are Dead (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/3: Raised by Wolves (HBO Max) canceled after 2 seasons.

6/3: Legends of the Hidden Temple (The CW) canceled after 1 season.

6/2: A Black Lady Sketch Show (HBO) renewed for a 4th season.

6/2: Is It Cake? (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/1: Our Flag Means Death (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/1: Slow Horses (Apple TV+) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 3rd and 4th.

6/1/2022: Scorecard launched. For details on last season's programs, visit our 2021-22 TV Season Scorecard.