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With each passing week our favorite shows are wrapping up, but we're also getting news about renewals and cancellations for next season. While shows like FX's Mayans M.C. [1] will be back for another round, others like Cloak and Dagger, Lucifer, and Whiskey Cavalier have gotten the ax. Luckily, The CW announced a TON of renewals [2] for their hit series, including Riverdale [3] and The Flash, and Hulu has also renewed a bunch of their freshman comedies. See what else has been renewed or canceled 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 [5].

Hulu

• Into the Dark: The holiday and tradition-centered Blumhouse horror series will return for a second season of thrills and chills.
• The Handmaid's Tale [6]: The fight against oppression will continue in the drama's fourth season [7].
• 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.
• PEN15 [8]: 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 [9] about a Muslim-American family navigating life in their politically divided New Jersey neighborhood is coming back for season two.
• 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.

Disney+

• High School Musical [10]: The Musical: The Series Season two of this spinoff was confirmed [11] before season one even premiered.

USA Network

• Suits: The series has been renewed for a ninth and final season [12], 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 [13].

Fox

• So You Think You Can Dance: The dancing competition has been renewed for season 16 [14].
• The Masked Singer [15]: The hit new show has been granted a second season [16].

Netflix

• Big Mouth: The cartoon sitcom has been renewed for seasons four, five, and six [17] as part of a new multiyear deal.
• The Society: Netflix's dystopian teen drama will indeed return for season two.
• Queer Eye [18]: 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 [19].
• The Kominsky Method: The comedy, which stars Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin, will return for season two [20].
• Fuller House: The Full House spinoff will return for its fifth and final season this Fall [21].
• Sex Education: After a successful first season, the series will return for season two [22].
• Umbrella Academy: After leaving fans with a dazzling cliffhanger in season one, the freshman Netflix series has been renewed for season two [23].
• Dear White People: The series has been renewed for a fourth and final season [24].
• Another Life: The Katee Sackhoff-led series was renewed for a second season [25] in October.

NBC

• Brooklyn Nine-Nine: That's right, Brooklyn's 99th precinct squad is returning for an eight season [26].
• Superstore: Yes, the big-box sitcom will come back for a fifth installment!
• Ellen's Game of Games: The game show will return for a third season [27].
• New Amsterdam: The medical drama will return for season two [28].
• Chicago Fire: The squad of Chicago Firehouse 51 will return for season eight [29].
• Chicago Med: The medical drama has officially been renewed for season five [30].
• Chicago P.D.: The series will be back [31] for its seventh season.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine: After making the move from Fox to NBC [32] late last year, the series has been picked up for season seven. [33]
• Good Girls: Beth, Annie, and Ruby aren't done digging themselves out of trouble [34] quite yet.
• Law & Order: SVU: The NBC series has been renewed for season 21 [35], 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 [36] will return for a second season.

Showtime

• Our Cartoon President: The animated series will return for season two [37].
• Shameless: Following Emmy Rossum's announcement that she is leaving the show [38] after the current ninth season, the show has been renewed for season 10 [39].
• On Becoming a God in Central Florida: The Kirsten Dunst-led comedy, which was originally developed at YouTube, will be back for its sophomore season [40].

CBS

• Why Women Kill: The CBS All-Access series is coming back for season two!
• God Friended Me: The series has been renewed for a second season [41].
• Bull: Despite controversy surrounding lead Michael Weatherly after he was accused of sexual harassment by former co-star Eliza Dushku [42], the network has decided to renew the procedural for a fourth season [43].
• Love Island: The reality series will return for another Summer of love [44] with season 2!

The CW

• Riverdale [45]: 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

• Carnival Row: The fantasy show — starring Cara Delevingne and Orlando Bloom [46] — will return for a second season [47].
• The Boys: The show has already been renewed for a second season [48] ahead of its series premiere.
• The Expanse: The sci-fi program will come back for a fifth installment [49].
• Modern Love: The half-hour romantic-comedy anthology series will return for a second season [50].
• The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: The series has been renewed for a fourth season [51].

AMC

• The Walking Dead [52]: The series has been renewed for season 11 [53].
• Fear the Walking Dead [54]: The prequel to The Walking Dead will come back for a sixth season [55].

ABC

• The Good Doctor: The medical drama has been renewed for season three [56].
• Modern Family: The hit show will return for its 11th and final season [57].
• A Million Little Things: The series has been renewed for a second season [58].
• Bachelor in Paradise: The Bachelor [59] spinoff has been renewed for season six [60].
• Shark Tank: The show will return for season 11 [61].
• The Conners: The Roseanne [62] reboot will be back for a second season [63].
• Grey's Anatomy [64]: So nice, they renewed it twice! The hospital drama got a two-season pickup [65] 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.

HBO

• A Black Lady Sketch Show: Robin Thede's hilarious sketch comedy series will return for a second season.
• Succession: The feuding-family drama, starring Brian Cox, Alan Ruck, Jeremy Strong, Sarah Snook, and Kieran Culkin, will return for a third season [66].

Freeform

• Grown-ish: The Black-ish [67] spinoff will be back for season three [68].
• Good Trouble: The Fosters spinoff will return for season two [69].
• The Bold Type: Our favorite trio of women will be back [70] for season four!

FX

• Mayans M.C.: The Sons of Anarchy [71] spinoff will ride again in a third season on FX.

FXX

• Archer: The show is returning for an 11th season [72].
• Atlanta: Although season three hasn't even begun filming yet, the dramedy has already been picked up for season four.

Pop

• Schitt's Creek [73]: The series has been renewed for a sixth and final season [74].
• One Day at a Time: After getting canceled by Netflix, the series will have a fourth season on POP TV [75].

Hallmark

• When Calls the Heart: The series has been renewed for a seventh season [76], which is set to air sometime in 2020. The show will continue without Lori Loughlin after the network cut ties with the actress [77] following her involvement in a college admissions cheating scam.

Spectrum Originals

• LA's Finest: Despite some lackluster reviews, the Bad Boys spinoff starring Gabrielle Union [78] and Jessica Alba [79] has been renewed [80] for a sophomore season.

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What's Been Canceled?

HBO

• Ballers: The comedy series starring Dwayne Johnson will end with its forthcoming fifth season [82], airing Aug. 25.

Hulu

• The First: The series starring Sean Penn [83] will not return for a second season [84].
• Runaways: The show's upcoming third season will be its last [85].

Syfy

• Channel Zero: After four seasons, the anthology series has been canceled [86].

NBC

• A.P. Bio: Creator Mike O'Brien revealed the comedy series has been scrapped [87] after two seasons.
• Trial & Error: The series has been canceled after two seasons [88].
• 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 [89].

Netflix

• Friends From College: The dark comedy has two seasons under its belt but won't get a third [90].
• Jessica Jones: Despite a strong fanbase and positive critical reception, the Marvel series has been canceled (the upcoming third season will be its last).
• Lucifer: Despite being saved from cancellation by Netflix once before, the devilish series is ending for good.
• No Good Nick: The comedy-drama has been canceled after one season [91].
• 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 [92] and Timothy Olyphant was laid to rest [93] shortly after the release of its third season.
• She's Gotta Have It: After two seasons of Nola Darling's adventures, the series was canceled [94] shortly after the release of season two.
• Travelers: The series starring Eric McCormack has been canceled after three seasons [95].
• Tuca & Bertie: The animated series starring Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong was canceled after one season.
• Daybreak: After one season, the series has been canceled [96].

ABC

• Speechless: The sitcom will not return for a fourth season.
• Splitting Up Together: The Jenna Fischer-led series has been canceled 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 canceled.
• The Fix: The legal drama has been canceled in the middle of its first season.
• Whiskey Cavalier: There won't be a season two of this spy dramedy.

Amazon

• Too Old to Die Young: The drama will not return for a second season.
• Patriot: The adventures of intelligence officer John Tavner (Michael Dorman) have ended after season one.
• The Romanoffs: This anthology series has concluded for good following its first season.
• The Tick: Despite being well-received, the superhero comedy will not return [97] for a third season.
• Fleabag: Phoebe Waller-Bridge has confirmed that there will be no third season of the series [98].

CBS

• Instinct: The detective drama has been nixed [99] and will not come back for a third season.
• Life in Pieces: The family comedy has four seasons under its belt, but will not get a fifth.
• Murphy Brown: Despite the revival of the classic series "looking forward" to a second season [100], 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 canceled.
• Lethal Weapon: After some intense cast drama [101] and behind-the-scenes troubles [102], the series was canceled after season three.
• BH90210: The Beverly Hills, 90210 revival will not have a second season [103].

Starz

• Power: After reigning supreme on its home network, the crime drama will conclude with its sixth season.

Freeform

• Cloak and Dagger: The Marvel Television series starring Olivia Holt and Aubrey Joseph has been canceled after two seasons [104].
• Pretty Little Liars [105]: The Perfectionists: The spinoff to Freeform's iconic Pretty Little Liars was canceled after its freshman season wrapped [106] in May 2019.

USA

• Pearson: The network opted not to renew the Gina Torres-led spinoff [107] of Suits after its first season.