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- Showtime. 5 Cancelations.
- Peacock. 3 Cancelations. Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin 1* One of Us is Lying 2 Vampire Academy 1 Peacock canceled just three shows in 2023.
- Paramount+ 8 Cancelations. Blood & Treasure 2 Fatal Attraction 1 The Game Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies iCarly 3 Queen of the Universe Rabbit Hole.
- OWN. 1 Cancelations. All Rise 3 OWN, or the Oprah Winfrey Network has one of the more limited offerings from networks on this list, so it makes sense that only one show has officially been canceled in 2023.
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ABC
A Million Little Things- Canceled after five seasons Alaska Daily - Canceled after one season Big Sky - Canceled after three seasons The Company You Keep - Canceled after one season The Final Straw - Canceled after one season Home Economics - Canceled after three seasons The Goldbergs- Ending after 10 seasons The Rookie: Feds - Canceled after one season The Wonder Years - Canceled after two seasons
CBS
East New York - Canceled after one season N.C.I.S Los Angeles - Ending after 14 seasons S.W.A.T. - Initially canceled, but re-ordered for final 7th season True Lies- Canceled after one season
FOX
9-1-1- Canceled after six seasons, picked up by ABC Call Me Kat- Canceled after three seasons Fantasy Island- Canceled after two seasons The Resident- Canceled after six seasons Welcome to Flatch - Canceled after two seasons
Apple TV+
The Afterparty- Canceled after two seasons City on Fire - Canceled after one season Dear Edward - Canceled after one season High Desert- Canceled after one season The Mosquito Coast- Canceled after two seasons Physical- Canceled after a third and final season The Problem With Jon Stewart- Canceled after two seasons, despite a season three renewal Suspicion - Canceled after one season Swagger - Canceled after two seasons Truth Be Told- Canceled after three seasons
Disney+
Big Shot- Canceled after two seasons Doogie Kamealoha, M.D - Canceled after two seasons The Mighty Ducks: Gamechangers- Canceled after two seasons The Muppets Mayhem- Canceled after one season The Mysterious Benedict Society- Canceled after two seasons National Treasure: Edge of History- Canceled after one season Willow- Canceled after one season
HBO / Max
A Black Lady Sketch Show- Canceled after four seasons Avenue 5 - Canceled after two seasons Doom Patrol- Canceled after four seasons Gossip Girl - Canceled after two seasons The Idol- Canceled after one season The Other Two- Canceled after three seasons Painting with John - Canceled after three seasons Pennyworth- Canceled after three seasons Perry Mason- Canceled after two seasons South Side- Canceled after three seasons Titans - Canceled after four seasons Winning Time: The Rise of the Lake...
AMC
61st Street- Canceled after one season, picked up by the CW Lucky Hank - Canceled after one season Pantheon- Canceled after one season, despite a two-season order Soulmates - Canceled after one season, despite a season two renewal
Cruel Summer - Canceled after two seasons Good Trouble - Canceled after five seasons Praise Petey - Canceled after one season Single Drunk Female - Canceled after two seasons The Watchful Eye - Canceled after one season
Blindspotting - Canceled after two seasons Heels - Canceled after two seasons Run the World - Canceled after two seasons
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- ABC. Alaska Daily: The Hilary Swank-led legal drama was cut by ABC in May. The show ran for one season. Big Sky: After a three-season run, the series based off the C.J.
- AMC. 61st Street: Despite already being shot, AMC decided not to move forward with the show's second season. The decision was a result of cost-cutting measures announced by AMC in December 2022, in which the company stated it would take write-downs for up to $475 million, per Variety.
- AMC+ Pantheon: The animated drama series was canceled after one season in January, despite its previous two-season order. Deadline reported that the series was "pulled from AMC's streaming service as part of the company's cost-cutting drive."
- Amazon Prime Video. Three Pines: The series starring Alfred Molina was canceled after one season, Variety reported. The Peripheral: Despite the second-season renewal of the sci-fi series, the tech giant's Prime Video decided to scrap its plans for a second installment.
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