What TV Shows Have Been Cancelled or Renewed in 2019?
2019 TV Scorecard: Which Shows Have Been Renewed or Cancelled Already?
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With each passing week our favourite shows are wrapping up, but we're also getting news about renewals and cancellations for next season. While shows like Showtime's Shameless will be back for another round, others like Whiskey Cavalier have gotten the ax. Luckily, The CW announced a TON of renewals for their hit series, including Riverdale and The Flash, and Hulu has also renewed a bunch of their freshman comedies. See what else has been renewed or cancelled so far in 2019, ahead.
What's Been Renewed
TV Land
- Younger: The series, which was created by Darren Star, has been renewed for a seventh season.
Hulu
- Light as a Feather: Unlike many of the characters in this AwesomenessTV thriller starring Liana Liberato, the show will live to see a second season.
- Runaways: The Marvel series has been renewed for a third season.
- Shrill: Aidy Bryant's brilliant comedy will see a second season of awkward run-ins, body acceptance, and hopefully a better romance for Annie Easton.
- PEN15: Ready to go back to seventh grade? The freshman comedy has been renewed for season two.
- Ramy: Actor and comedian Ramy Youssef's hilarious series about a Muslim-American family navigating life in their politically divided New Jersey neighbourhood is coming back for season two.
USA Network
- Suits: The series has been renewed for a ninth and final season, which will air sometime in 2019.
Syfy
- The Magicians: The series, which is based on Lev Grossman's book of the same name, has been renewed for a fifth season.
Fox
- So You Think You Can Dance: The dancing competition has been renewed for season 16.
- The Masked Singer: The hit new show has been granted a second season.
Netflix
- The Society: Netflix's dystopian teen drama will indeed return for season two.
- Queer Eye: Don't worry — the Fab Five are coming back for a fifth season in a brand-new town!
- Dead to Me: You haven't seen the last of Jen and Judy, because the dark comedy has been renewed for a second season.
- Russian Doll: The freshman series starring Natasha Lyonne will be returning with eight new episodes in season two.
- After Life: The Ricky Gervais dramedy will be back for a second season in 2020.
- I Think You Should Leave: Tim Robinson and Zach Kani's Lonely Island-produced sketch-comedy show will return for a second season, set to premiere in 2020.
- Dogs: The puppy-loving docuseries will return for a second season.
- Grace and Frankie: The show starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin has been renewed for season six.
- The Kominsky Method: The comedy, which stars Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin, will return for season two.
- Fuller House: The Full House spinoff will return for its fifth and final season this Fall.
- Sex Education: After a successful first season, the series will return for season two.
- Umbrella Academy: After leaving fans with a dazzling cliffhanger in season one, the freshman Netflix series has been renewed for season two.
- Tuca & Bertie: The animated series starring Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong was cancelled after one season.
NBC
- Superstore: Yes, the big-box sitcom will return for a fifth season!
- Ellen's Game of Games: The game show will return for a third season.
- New Amsterdam: The medical drama will return for season two.
- Chicago Fire: The squad of Chicago Firehouse 51 will return for season eight.
- Chicago Med: The medical drama has officially been renewed for season five.
- Chicago P.D.: The series will be back for its seventh season.
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine: After making the move from Fox to NBC late last year, the series has been picked up for season seven.
- Good Girls: Beth, Annie, and Ruby aren't done digging themselves out of trouble quite yet.
- Law & Order: SVU: The NBC series has been renewed for season 21, which will make it the longest-running live-action primetime series in American TV history!
- Manifest: The drama about a group of passengers who go missing for five years will return for a second season.
Showtime
- Our Cartoon President: The animated series will return for season two.
- Shameless: Following Emmy Rossum's announcement that she is leaving the show after the current ninth season, the show has been renewed for season 10.
CBS
- God Friended Me: The series has been renewed for a second season.
- Bull: Despite controversy surrounding lead Michael Weatherly after he was accused of sexual harassment by former co-star Eliza Dushku, the network has decided to renew the procedural for a fourth season.
The CW
- Riverdale: The series, which is based on the Archie Comics, will return for a fourth season.
- Arrow: Oliver Queen will be back for the show's eighth season.
- The Flash: You'll be seeing more of Team Flash when the show returns for season six.
- Supergirl: The series has been renewed for season five.
- Black Lightning: The show will return for season three.
- Charmed: The reboot of the popular '90s show will return for season two.
- Legends of Tomorrow: The show has been renewed for season five.
- Dynasty: The modern remake of the '80s show will return for season three.
- Legacies: The Originals spinoff has been renewed for season two.
- Supernatural: The series has been renewed for season 15.
- Roswell, New Mexico: The Roswell reboot will be back for season two.
- All American: The drama, which is inspired by the life of former football player Spencer Paysinger, will be back for another season.
- The 100: The postapocalyptic drama will be back for season seven.
- In the Dark: The series will be back for season two.
Amazon
- The Boys: The show has already been renewed for a second season ahead of its series premiere.
AMC
- The Walking Dead: The series has been renewed for season 10.
- Fear the Walking Dead: The prequel to The Walking Dead will return for a sixth season.
ABC
- The Good Doctor: The medical drama has been renewed for season three.
- Modern Family: The hit show will return for its 11th and final season.
- A Million Little Things: The series has been renewed for a second season.
- Bachelor in Paradise: The Bachelor spinoff has been renewed for season six.
- Shark Tank: The show will return for season 11.
- The Conners: The Roseanne reboot will be back for a second season.
- Grey's Anatomy: So nice, they renewed it twice! The hospital drama got a two-season pickup for seasons 16 and 17!
- How to Get Away With Murder: The crime drama will return for season six!
- Station 19: The Grey's spinoff will return for a third season.
Freeform
- Grown-ish: The Black-ish spinoff will be back for season three.
- Good Trouble: The Fosters spinoff will return for season two.
- The Bold Type: Our favourite trio of women will be back for season four!
FXX
- Archer: The show is returning for an 11th season.
Pop
- Schitt's Creek: The series has been renewed for a sixth and final season.
- One Day at a Time: After getting cancelled by Netflix, the series will have a fourth season on POP TV.
Hallmark
- When Calls the Heart: The series has been renewed for a seventh season, which is set to air sometime in 2020. The show will continue without Lori Loughlin after the network cut ties with the actress following her involvement in a college admissions cheating scam.
Spectrum Originals
- LA's Finest: Despite some lacklustre reviews, the Bad Boys spinoff starring Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba has been renewed for a sophomore season.
What's Been Cancelled
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Hulu
- The First: The series starring Sean Penn will not return for a second season.
Syfy
- Channel Zero: After four seasons, the anthology series has been cancelled.
NBC
- A.P. Bio: Creator Mike O'Brien revealed the comedy series has been scrapped after two seasons.
- Trial & Error: The series has been cancelled after two seasons.
- I Feel Bad: The book-based comedy series will not return for a sophomore season.
- The Good Place: Michael Schur, the show's creator and executive producer, confirmed that the comedy will end with its fourth season.
Netflix
- Travellers: The series starring Eric McCormack has been cancelled after three seasons.
- Friends From College: The dark comedy has two seasons under its belt but won't get a third.
- Jessica Jones: Despite a strong fanbase and positive critical reception, the Marvel series has been cancelled (the upcoming third season will be its last).
- The Punisher: Not long after its second season premiered, it was announced that Netflix has pulled the plug on the show, which was Marvel's last TV series on the streaming giant.
- Santa Clarita Diet: The zombie comedy starring Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant was laid to rest shortly after the release of its third season.
- Lucifer: Despite being saved from cancellation by Netflix once before, the devilish series is ending for good.
- She's Gotta Have It: After two seasons of Nola Darling's adventures, the series was cancelled shortly after the release of season two.
ABC
- Speechless: The sitcom will not return for a fourth season.
- Splitting Up Together: The Jenna Fischer-led series has been cancelled after its sophomore season.
- For the People: The law drama will come to an end after it's second season.
- The Kids Are Alright: The freshman comedy series starring The Walking Dead's Michael Cudlitz, has been cancelled.
- The Fix: The legal drama has been cancelled in the middle of its first season.
- Whiskey Cavalier: There won't be a season two of this spy dramedy.
Amazon
- The Tick: Despite being well-received, the superhero comedy will not return for a third season.
CBS
- Life in Pieces: The family comedy has four season under its belt, but will not get a fifth.
- Murphy Brown: Despite the revival of the classic series's "looking forward" to a second season, it's been axed.
- Fam: The freshman comedy series will not return for another season.
FOX
- The Passage: After closing out its first season, the Mark-Paul Gosselaar-starrer has been cancelled.
- Lethal Weapon: After some intense cast drama and behind-the-scenes troubles, the series was cancelled after season three.
STARZ
- Power: After reigning supreme on its home network, the crime drama will conclude with its sixth season.
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