While the networks gear up to unveil their new TV series this Fall [1], it also means that there was a lot of cancellation news. The TV schedule fat has to be trimmed somewhere, and news of the ax dropping came fast and furious. Too fast? Too furious? Stay in the loop with this list of the shows that were canceled and won't be coming back.
Hart of Dixie
The CW show was canceled after four seasons [2].
Revenge
Emily Thorne has cast her last stone; ABC canceled the drama [3] after four seasons.
Looking
In March, HBO canceled Looking [4], but it has plans to air a special that will wrap up the storylines.
The Mindy Project
Although Fox canceled The Mindy Project [5], the series is likely to get picked up by Hulu for multiple seasons.
The Taste
ABC has pulled the plug on The Taste [6] after three seasons.
Resurrection
After two seasons, ABC called it quits on the sci-fi drama [7].
Forever
The mysterious drama couldn't lure enough viewers and has been canceled by ABC [8] after one season.
Cristela
ABC has canceled the comedy [9] after only one season.
The Following
Fox canceled The Following [10] after three seasons.
State of Affairs
Katherine Heigl's political thriller has reached the end of the line [11] after one season.
Constantine
Constantine has been canceled [12] following poor ratings.
About a Boy
Jason Katims' comedy [13] has been canceled after two seasons.
Marry Me
NBC canceled Marry Me [14] after one season.
One Big Happy
The comedy got the ax [15] after a mere six-episodes during NBC's midseason run.
The Messengers
The CW canceled this midseason entry after just a handful of episodes.
Backstrom
Fox's Rainn Wilson drama was canceled after its first season.
American Idol
Fox's long-running singing competition will end [16] after season 15 in 2016.
CSI
After 14 seasons, CSI has been canceled, but will return for one more season before it retires.
Stalker
The freshman drama has been canceled after one season.
The McCarthys
The freshman comedy was canceled by CBS.
Battle Creek
The midseason drama didn't make it past a first season at CBS.
Hannibal
NBC canceled Hannibal after three delicious seasons.
Canceled TV Show Scorecard
