Ending or Canceled TV Shows for the 2023-24 Season (Page 9 of 13)

‘Everything’s Gonna Be Okay’: Freeform Cancels Josh Thomas Comedy Series After Two Seasons

The second season of Freeform comedy Everything’s Gonna Be Okay will be its last, the network has confirmed.

Creator-star Josh Thomas made the announcement via Twitter earlier this evening—thanking Freeform, who he said has been “a dream to work with – so cool and open and sincerely progressive.

“I’m so grateful we got a platform to make this show,” he added. “I love them and they are obsessed with me, I hope we get another chance to work together.”

Thomas also sent out “an extra super special thanks” to his cast, writers and crew, who he called “talented, kind and passionate.

“We made the second season at the peak of the pandemic and everyone did such a beautiful job of keeping each other safe and happy and sometimes dancing,” he wrote. “If any of these people ask you for a job, I highly recommend you say yes.

“Thanks everyone!” he said in closing. “This show has been such a special experience – I got to learn so much about the world and myself while making it. You can watch both seasons now on Hulu in the US and Stan Australia.”

TeaAndApathy wrote:

I've never watched this series before, but after what you guys said I had to see it.

I like it. Except for the extremely awkward "support" of the Black characters. Oh, dear.

But I like Diaz! Which means another series for my watchlist, dammit.

S01-S06 are great. Then another studio took over and this latest S08 is the culmination, so to not ruin a good impression I simply won't watch it at all.

And what "support", every single character there is awkward, that's the whole point.

Yes, the first episode of season 8 was very bad.  It did not need to be made like that, completely ruined it.

The Harper House: Cancelled, No Season Two for Paramount+ Adult Animated Series

The Harper family is moving out after just one year. Paramount+ has cancelled The Harper House so there won’t be a second season. The first season of 10 episodes just finished being released last week.

An adult animated comedy series, The Harper House TV show stars Rhea Seehorn, Jason Lee, Tatiana Maslany, and Ryan Flynn with Gabourey Sidibe, Gary Anthony Williams, Nyima Funk, VyVy Nguyen, Lance Krall, Chris Diamantopoulos, and Joanna Hausmann. Debbie (Seehorn) is the overconfident female head of the Harper household. After losing her high-paying job, Debbie and her family must move to the poor side of an Arkansas small town and the historic Harper House, an inherited Victorian fixer-upper. Her husband, Freddie (Lee), is a stay-at-home helicopter dad and their twin children are optimistic daughter Ollie (Maslany) and potty-mouthed son Todd (Flynn), an intellectual. Will this family of oddballs eventually be able to fit in?

Series creator Brad Neely revealed the cancellation via his Twitter account and wrote, “The Harper House is cancelled. I’ll always appreciate the show’s resilient crew and cast that came together during an unprecedented breakdown of normal life to make this family with me. I’m grateful to everyone involved and to anyone who gave it a shot. It’s time to get nuts”.

Hausmann tweeted this response:

    You’re a real one, Joanna. Lokking forward to calling you for the next one!

    — Brad Neely (@bradneely) November 11, 2021

Bull: Ending, No Seventh Season for Michael Weatherly Drama on CBS

Jason Bull and his team won’t be back at work for the 2022-23 television season. The CBS drama series is ending so there won’t be a seventh year for Bull. Star Michael Weatherly broke the news via Twitter.

A legal drama series, the Bull TV show stars Weatherly, Yara Martinez, Geneva Carr, Jamie Lee Kirchner, Christopher Jackson, and MacKenzie Meehan. Matt Dellapina and Ollie Robinson recur. The show follows Dr. Jason Bull (Weatherly) who is brilliant, brash, and charming. Together with his team of experts at Trial Analysis Corporation, Bull combines psychology, human intuition, and high-tech data to learn what makes those in a courtroom tick. The team includes neurolinguistics expert Marissa Morgan (Carr), former NYPD detective Danny James (Kirchner), hacker Taylor Rentzel (Meehan), and image expert Chunk Palmer (Jackson). In high-stakes trials, Bull’s remarkable insights and top-notch staff create winning strategies that tip the scales of justice in his clients’ favor. In his personal life, Bull has remarried Isabella “Izzy” Colón (Martinez) and they have a young daughter.

The sixth season of Bull averages a 0.33 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 4.23 million viewers in the live+same day ratings (includes all DVR playback through 3:00 AM). Compared to season five, that’s down by 28% in the demo and down by 16% in viewership. It’s one of the network’s lowest-rated scripted series in the traditional ratings but sees a sizable uptick in delayed viewing. In the live+seven day ratings, Bull’s been averaging a 0.60 in the demo with 7.40 million, an increase of 80% and 75%, respectively.

In a statement on Twitter, Weatherly wrote, “Hello all! It’s been my privilege to play Dr Jason Bull but after 6 Seasons of incredible storylines, I’ve decided it’s time to pursue new creative challenges and bring his story to a close.  It has been an honor to work with this talented cast, crew, and writing/producing team who helped reinvent the legal drama. Stay tuned for a big series finish…Thanks to all the fans from the bottom of my heart. You will always be a part of our Bull family!”

There are a dozen installments left to air in the 22 episode season and the series finale is expected to air in May.

American Rust: Cancelled on Showtime, No Season Two for Jeff Daniels Drama Series

The journey of Del Harris has ended. The American Rust TV show has been cancelled so there won’t be a second season of the Showtime series

A family drama series, the American Rust TV show is based on the novel by Philipp Meyer and stars Jeff Daniels, Maura Tierney, Bill Camp, David Alvarez, Alex Neustaedter, Julia Mayorga, Mark Pellegrino, and Rob Yang. A story of survival and transcendence, it’s told through the eyes of Del Harris (Daniels). He’s the complicated (and compromised) chief of police of a Pennsylvania Rust Belt town that’s full of good people making bad choices. When news of the murder of an ex-cop rips through the town, Harris must decide what lengths he is willing to take to protect Billy Poe (Neustaedter), the son of Grace (Tierney), the woman he loves.

Airing on Sunday nights, the first season of American Rust averaged a 0.02 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 304,000 viewers in the live+same day ratings (including DVR playback through 3:00 AM). While these numbers don’t include further delayed or streaming viewing, they are a very good indicator of how a show is performing, especially when compared to others on the same channel.

“We can confirm that American Rust will not be moving forward with a second season,” read a Showtime statement to TribLive. “We would like to thank our partners at Boat Rocker, our talented showrunner Dan Futterman and the rest of the wonderful writers, and our amazing cast led by Jeff Daniels and Maura Tierney.”

A reader of this site named “Pete”, who says they worked on payroll for the show in Pittsburgh, commented yesterday that there had been efforts to sell the show to another outlet. TribLive notes that “producers may try to shop the series to other outlets but the odds of salvation seem slim.”

Bringing Up Bates: Cancelled by UPtv; No Season 11 for Reality Series

Bringing Up Bates is not returning to UPtv. The cable channel originally renewed the show for an 11th season, but the channel’s focus has changed. The series follows Gil and Kelly Bates as they raise their 19 children together.

The following was said about the change of heart by UPtv in a statement to TV Insider:

    “We will not be premiering Bringing Up Bates season 11 on UPtv as planned as we will be focusing our programming in 2022 on movies and a new scripted series to be announced soon.

    When we premiered Bringing Up Bates, the series was focused on parents with 19 kids who were teenagers and young children. The cameras were there to capture the love, laughs and big life moments, as the family continued to grow. Thank you to Gil and Kelly Jo Bates for welcoming viewers into your family’s home over the past ten seasons.

    Thank you to the fans who tuned in every Thursday night to be part of the journey. We’re looking forward to continuing to uplift you with our programming in the future.”

The Bates family also shared a statement after the release of the cancellation news:

    “We realize God’s timing is always perfect, and we are looking forward to what the future holds for our own family, as well as the network! The last ten seasons of filming with Bringing Up Bates have been an amazing journey for our family. We never expected or aspired to be on TV, but we are forever grateful to UP for all of the friendships we have formed as a result… We are also grateful for all of the encouragement we have received over the years from those who have watched the show and have reached out to message us or pray for us.”

Black Monday: Cancelled, No Fourth Season for Showtime Comedy Series

The story of these underdogs won’t continue. Showtime has cancelled the Black Monday TV series so there won’t be a fourth season.

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The third season of Black Monday averaged a 0.02 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 100,000 viewers in the live+same day ratings. Compared to season two, that’s down by 5% in the demo and down by 12% in viewership. It’s one of Showtime’s lowest-rated shows.

In a Twitch live stream, Scheer broke the news about Black Monday’s cancellation. He joked that he hadn’t watched the Yellowjackets series yet because Showtime had cancelled Black Monday and he was boycotting the channel. Scheer acknowledged that the series has been cancelled for many months but that no one had previously talked about it. He also joked that he’d now have to return the boats that he’d purchased with the season four money he expected to receive.

Season three finished airing in August. Black Monday lasted for 30 episodes, running from 2019 until 2021. SpoilerTV was first to spot the cancellation.

Work In Progress: Cancelled, No Season Three for Showtime Comedy Series

Abby’s troubles are over. Showtime has quietly cancelled the Work In Progress TV series so, the low-rated comedy won’t be back for a third season.

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Airing on Sunday nights, the second season of Work In Progress averaged a 0.01 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 59,000 viewers in the live+same day ratings (includes all DVR playback through 3:00 AM). Compared to season one, that’s down by 75% in the demo and down by 42% in viewership in the live+same day ratings (including DVR playback through 3:00 AM). While these numbers don’t include further delayed or streaming viewing, they are a very good indicator of how a show is performing, especially when compared to others on the same channel.  The series was one of Showtime’s lowest-rated shows.

Season two aired from August until October of last year. The show’s Twitter account was subsequently deactivated.  Pechous noted that the series had been cancelled back in December after Time named Work In Progress one of the year’s best shows.

    Beyond proud. Ecstatic to be a part of this story. No season 3. But we’re all a work in progress… so just the beginning. https://time.com/6125290/best-tv-shows-2021/

    — Celeste Pechous (@cpechous) December 6, 2021

SpoilerTV was the first to notice the cancellation Tweet.

Another Life: Cancelled by Netflix, No Season Three for Sci-Fi Series

Another Life will not have a third season. Netflix has cancelled the sci-fi series, according to the show’s star, Katee Sackhoff. She announced the cancellation on her Twitter account. Season two of the series was released in October 2021.

Starring Sackhoff, Selma Blair, Tyler Hoechlin, Justin Chatwin, Samuel Anderson, Elizabeth Faith Ludlow, A. J. Rivera, Alexander Eling, Blu Hunt, Alex Ozerov, Jake Abel, JayR Tinaco, Jessica Camacho, Barbara Williams, and Lina Renna, the Netflix sci-fi series follows the crew of an exploration ship after a strange alien structure comes to Earth.

Atlanta: Season Four; FX Comedy-Drama Series to End This Fall

Atlanta viewers now know when the FX series will end. The fourth season, which has already been filmed, will be the last for the comedy-drama and the final episodes will air this fall. Season three arrives on FX on March 25th.

Per The Wrap, FX chairman John Landgraf said the following about the series at the TCA’s:

    “For the first time Atlanta will stream the next day on Hulu. The fourth and final season is slated to debut in the same manner this fall. The new season is everything you’ve come to expect from Atlanta, which is to say, expect the unexpected. Sit back and enjoy the trip.”

Donald Glover, creator, and star of the drama, also spoke about ending the FX series:

    “To be honest, I wanted to end it after Season 2. I feel like when the conditions are right for something, they happen. And when the conditions aren’t right for it, they don’t happen. I feel like the story was always supposed to be what it was. It really was us. Like everybody in that writers room, everybody on set… it really was what we were going through and what we talked about. That’s the only way I like to make things. I think it ended perfectly.”

Stranger Things: Season Five to End Netflix Series, Season Four Debuts in May

Are you ready to say goodbye to the Upside Down? Netflix has announced that the Stranger Things TV series has been renewed for a fifth and final season. However, that may not necessarily be the end of the story as series creators Matt and Ross Duffer have hinted that there could be a spin-off.

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: Season Five; Amazon Series Renewed for Final Season

Midge is being given one last set (of episodes). The fourth season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel debuts tomorrow and Amazon has now announced that the comedy-drama has been renewed for a fifth season. However, season five will also be the end of the Prime Video show.

Promised Land: Cancelled? ABC Series Being Pulled and Moved to Hulu, Replaced by The Good Doctor

It doesn’t look like the Sandoval family’s troubles will have a second season. ABC is dropping the Promised Land TV series after next week’s fifth episode. The Good Doctor will return to its Monday night timeslot on February 28th, weeks earlier than planned.

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The first season of Promised Land averages a 0.19 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 1.72 million viewers in the live+same day ratings (including DVR playback through 3:00 AM).  It’s ABC’s lowest-rated scripted series of the season and last night’s episode hit a new low with a 0.15 demo and 1.54 million. While the show does pick up viewers in the delayed viewing, the drama continues to be a very low-rated show.

Production on the show’s 10-episode season will be completed and the remaining episodes will be released each week on Hulu. Episode six will be released on Hulu on March 1st. As to the chances of a second season, Deadline lists the series as cancelled.

“Promised Land is a beautifully executed and tremendously entertaining series of which everyone at our company is extremely proud,” an ABC rep said in a statement to TVLine. “We know it has a passionate audience that is very invested in this show, and those viewers will be able to stream all subsequent episodes exclusively on Hulu every Tuesday for the rest of the season.”

Crystal Moselle’s series Betty has been cancelled by HBO, Deadline has confirmed.

“We will not be moving forward with a third season of BETTY,” the network said in a statement. “We are very grateful for the collaboration with Crystal and our incredible cast — their fearless exploration of the world of New York City’s skate culture will remain a beautiful emblem of friendship and community.”

Betty was a teen comedy based on Moselle’s acclaimed 2018 film, Skate Kitchen. It centered on a diverse group of young women navigating their lives through the predominantly male-oriented world of skateboarding.

The series starred Dede Lovelace, Kabrina Adams, Nina Moran, Ajani Russell, Rachelle Vinberg, Alexander Cooper, Katerina Tannenbaum, and more, airing for 12 episodes in total. It returned for its second season in June, after debuting on HBO in May of last year.

Moselle directed each episode of the show and exec produced with Igor Srubshchik, Jason Weinberg and Alliah Mourad.

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