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We're deep into the exciting, sometimes heartbreaking, time of the year when TV shows are either given the green light for a new season or axed forever — until the reboot eventually gets underway in 2036. Take a look to see what fates have been decided, and if the show you're looking for isn't on this list yet, check our 2016 scorecard [2].

What's Been Renewed

CBS

• Code Black: The medical drama lives to see another season.
• Elementary: The Sherlock-inspired drama will return.
• The Amazing Race: As if you had any doubt that this competition series would be back!
• Law & Order: SVU: Season 19 is on the way!
• The Big Bang Theory: The hugely popular series will be back for at least two more seasons.
• Blue Bloods: The family drama will return for season eight.
• Hawaii Five-0: Season eight is on the way.
• Life in Pieces: The 30-minute family comedy will be back for season three.
• Madam Secretary: Another season of Tea Leoni's drama is coming.
• Mom: Anna Faris [4] and Allison Janney will return.
• NCIS: Los Angeles: The spinoff will be back for season nine.
• NCIS: New Orleans: Scott Bakula's spinoff is also returning.
• Scorpion: The tech drama has earned a fourth season.
• Bull: Season two is on the way!
• Kevin Can Wait: CBS wants another season of Kevin James's sitcom.
• MacGyver: The reboot lives to see another season.
• Man With a Plan: Matt LaBlanc is a man with a job for another year.
• Superior Donuts: The new series has gotten a second season.
• Survivor: Lucky season 35 is on the way.
• 60 Minutes: Of course, the veteran news series will return.
• 48 Hours: The investigative show will also be back.
• Criminal Minds [5]: The procedural will get a 13th season.

NBC

• This Is Us: NBC has greenlit the show for seasons two and three.
• The Good Place: We will be getting season two of Bell's comedy [6].
• Superstore: The comedy will return for a third season.
• Blindspot: Season three is on the way.
• Timeless: After being saved from cancellation, the drama will be returning for a second season.

ABC

• Once Upon a Time: The fantasy drama will come back for season seven.
• Modern Family: The Emmy winner will return for seasons nine AND 10.
• Grey's Anatomy [7]: Season 14 is on the way [8].
• Scandal: Olivia Pope and company will return for season seven.
• How to Get Away With Murder: Shonda Rhimes's TGIT will stay intact another year!
• Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: The Marvel property will come back for season five.
• American Housewife: The freshman drama will get a second season.
• Designated Survivor: The political drama with Kiefer Sutherland [9] will get another shot.
• Black-ish [10]: The family sitcom will get another season.
• The Middle: It's time to bid the Hecks adieu, because the family comedy's ninth season will be its last.

Fox

• New Girl: The Zooey Deschanel [11] comedy has been granted one final season.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine: The comedy is coming back for another season.
• The Exorcist: Shockingly, Fox renewed the show for season two.
• Gotham: The Batman-inspired tale will return.
• Last Man on Earth: Will Forte's smart comedy will be back.
• The Mick: Kaitlin Olson will be back [12] with a second season of the comedy.
• Lethal Weapon: Fox has renewed the action-packed drama [13] for round two.
• Empire: The hip-hop drama has been renewed for a fourth season [14].
• So You Think You Can Dance: Fox's competitive dance show is coming back for season 14 [15].
• Lucifer: The drama is getting a third season [16].

The CW

• iZombie: The series will return for season four!
• The Originals: The spinoff will continue without its TVD predecessor.
• The 100: The CW has renewed the series [17] for a fifth season.
• Riverdale [18]: The Archie reboot was granted a second season [19].
• Supergirl: The DC show was handed an early season three renewal [20].
• The Flash: The speedster will return for a fourth season.
• Arrow: Oliver and his merry band of vigilantes will come back for season six.
• DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season three is on the way.
• Jane the Virgin: Jane will return for season four.
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: The Golden Globe-winner is coming back for season three.
• Supernatural: And finally, the Winchester brothers will be back for a 13th round.

Netflix

• Stranger Things [21]: The megahit will return on Halloween [22].
• The OA: The sci-fi show will return for season two.
• Love: Judd Apatow's romantic comedy series has scored a third season.
• A Series of Unfortunate Events: The show will be back for a second season.
• Grace and Frankie: Season four is on the way, and Lisa Kudrow has joined the cast!
• Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Titus and Kimmy are officially coming back for season four.
• Dear White People: Justin Simien's critically acclaimed series will be back for season two [23].
• Anne With an E: The Anne of Green Gables reboot has been renewed for season two [24].
• GLOW: The wrestling comedy will return [25] for a second season.
• Ozark: The dark drama starring Jason Bateman [26] and Laura Linney [27] has been picked up for a second season.
• Friends From College: The comedy starring Cobie Smulders will be back for a second season.

Showtime

• The Affair: The sexy series is coming back [28] for a fourth season.

Freeform

• The Fosters: The show has been picked up for a fifth season [29].

FX

• Baskets: The comedy will be back with season three.
• American Horror Story [30]: The popular show has been renewed through season nine [31].
• Taboo: FX and BBC have ordered a second season of Tom Hardy's dark drama.

HBO

• Silicon Valley: Another season is coming our way.
• Veep: No surprise here; the Emmy-winning comedy will return.
• Westworld: HBO's breakout hit has been renewed for a second season.
• Divorce: Sarah Jessica Parker [32]'s NYC-set series will be back for season two.
• Insecure: HBO has also renewed Issa Rae's comedy for season three.
• Ballers: Dwayne Johnson's show will return for season four [33].
• Curb Your Enthusiasm: Larry David has agreed [34] to do a ninth season.
• Crashing: Season two of Pete Holmes's comedy series is on the way.

Hulu

• The Handmaid's Tale [35]: The critically acclaimed adaptation is returning for season two.
• The Mindy Project: The show has been renewed for a sixth and final season [36].
• The Path: Hulu has renewed the cult drama for a third season.

Amazon

• Mozart in the Jungle: Amazon has renewed its critical hit for season four [37].
• Red Oaks: Amazon announced that Red Oaks's third season will be its last.

AMC

• The Night Manager: A second season of the miniseries is in "early development." [38]
• Fear the Walking Dead [39]: AMC has greenlit a fourth season, with new showrunners. [40]

SyFy

• 12 Monkeys: The time-travel series will return for a fourth and final season.
• The Magicians: Season three is incoming.

CMT

• Nashville: The resuscitated drama will come back for a sixth season on CMT.

IFC

• Brockmire: IFC has ordered season two of the half-hour comedy.
• Portlandia: The quirky comedy is getting one final season.

Disney Channel

• Raven's Home: The That's So Raven spinoff has been renewed for a second season [41].

What's Been Canceled

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Amazon

• The Last Tycoon: The F. Scott Fitzgerald period drama got the ax [44].
• Z: The Beginning of Everything: Although it was initially renewed for a second season, Amazon reneged on the announcement and canceled the Christina Ricci [45] drama.

Fox

• Scream Queens: Ryan Murphy's horror-comedy is over after two seasons.
• Making History: The time-travel comedy is history.
• Son of Zorn: The live-action/cartoon hybrid is done after one season.
• APB: The futuristic cop drama starring Justin Kirk is dead in the water.
• Pitch: After one season, Fox is pulling the plug on this sports drama.
• Rosewood: Two seasons in, and Fox is done.
• Sleepy Hollow: Fox is calling it quits after four seasons [46].
• 24: Legacy: The action spinoff of the long-running original 24 has been chopped from the lineup [47], but Fox is reportedly thinking about creating other versions of the show in the future.

ABC

• The Real O'Neals: After two seasons, the show is over.
• Dr. Ken: Ken Jeong's medical comedy is history.
• Imaginary Mary: Viewers didn't tune in for Jenna Elfman's show, and now they never will.
• American Crime: Though critically acclaimed, the anthology drama is through.
• Secrets and Lies: After a solid first season, rating dipped in season two and ABC has canceled the drama.
• The Catch: The sexy crime thriller is no more.
• Last Man Standing: Tim Allen's show has been canceled.
• Time After Time: After five episodes, ABC has pulled the low-rated drama.

NBC

• The Blacklist: Redemption: NBC has pulled the plug on the spinoff.
• Powerless: The superhero comedy is officially done.
• Emerald City: We hardly got to know this Wizard of Oz adaptation before it was canceled.

CBS

• The Odd Couple: CBS is calling it quits after three seasons.
• Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders: Say goodbye to the Criminal Minds spinoff.
• The Great Indoors: Will Arnett [48]'s comedy is over after a single season.
• 2 Broke Girls: After six seasons, CBS canceled the comedy.
• Doubt: CBS pulled Katherine Heigl [49]'s legal drama after just two episodes.

The CW

• Frequency: The time-travel drama failed to catch on after one season.
• No Tomorrow: The CW also axed this whimsical romantic drama.

FX

• Man Seeking Woman: The show has been canceled after three brilliant (but low-rated) seasons.

Disney Channel

• Girl Meets World: The reboot was the first show of 2017 to get a cancellation slip [50].

Netflix

• The Get Down: Baz Luhrman's mesmerizing hip-hop drama got the boot after just one season [51].
• Sense8: After two seasons, Netflix decided to cancel The Wachowskis' bold sci-fi show [52].
• Girlboss: After one season of the comedy inspired by Nasty Gal founder Sophia Amoruso's early life, Netflix canceled it [53].
• Gypsy: Netflix cut the 10-part Naomi Watts psychosexual thriller [54] from their lineup after one season.

OWN

• Love Thy Neighbor: OWN canceled the Tyler Perry-produced show.
• For Better or Worse: This show, also from Perry, is ending with its current season.

WGN

• Outsiders: After two seasons, the drama has been shut down.
• Underground: WGN has canceled the historical drama after two seasons, but Sony Pictures Television (who produces the show) is reportedly working to find it a new TV home [55].

Spike

• The Mist: The Stephen King TV adaptation has been canceled after just one season [56].