24 Shows We've Said Goodbye to in 2018

Ahead of the season three premiere, Syfy announced that season four would be the last season of this popular time-travel show. The last episode of the show aired over the Summer and ended on a happy note.

This period spy-thriller came to an end earlier this year. The final season of The Americans had just 10 episodes, instead of the usual 13.

In a rare move for TV, Bravo renewed Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce for three seasons back in Spring 2016. It was revealed later that year that the fifth season, which aired this Summer, would be its last.

Netflix's political drama House of Cards ended in November with the release of its sixth season. The streaming service made the announcement after sexual harassment allegations were made against Kevin Spacey, the show's star and executive producer.

The sixth season was the last for TNT's highest-rated scripted series, and the show ended in January 2018 after airing over a hundred episodes.

Ahead of the season nine premiere, ABC announced that it would be the last season for the Heck family from Indiana. However, a spinoff series centered around Eden Sher's character Sue Heck is set to premiere in 2019.

This country music drama, which moved from ABC to CMT in 2016, killed off its main character, Rayna James (Connie Britton), for the season five midseason finale, and things were never the same without her. The final season aired in Summer 2018 in two eight-episode runs.

In a bit of a surprise, Fox decided to bring New Girl back for a wrap-up season with just eight episodes. There was a four-year time jump when the show returned this year.

Parent show The Vampire Diaries bowed in 2017, and this year it was The Originals' turn. The final season premiered last Spring.

The eighth and final season of this satirical sketch show premiered last Spring.

It was revealed before season six even ended that season seven would be the last for Shonda Rhimes's hit political soap. With Olivia Pope now in charge of both B-613 and the White House, Scandal went out with a bang.

Despite the popular sitcom being rebooted this year, the final episode of Roseanne aired last Summer following some controversy. However, a spinoff series called The Conners was rushed into production and began airing in the Fall.

This fantasy drama series aired its final episode in Spring after a nearly seven-year run.

Even though this action drama made a huge buzz after casting actress Priyanka Chopra in the lead, the show was canceled after three seasons and ended this Fall.

This dark comedy was canceled in the Spring after airing its fourth season, ending the show on a cliffhanger.

This crime drama staring Jennifer Lopez was canceled after three seasons and ended this Fall.

This show starring Lea Michele and Brandon Micheal Hall only aired nine episodes on ABC and then another four on Hulu and was not picked up for a second season.

This show that was based on the podcast StartUp and follows a radio journalist who is trying to start his own company. The show only lasted one season and ended in May.

The Crossing was a science-fiction thriller that reminded some of the hit TV show Lost. However, unlike Lost, this show did not make it past its first season and ended this year.

This Amazon original was considered to be an underrated hit. Despite this, the show was canceled after four seasons and ended last May.

Netflix's quirky romantic comedy Love, wrapped up its third and final season this spring.

The family drama The Fosters finished its final season this summer, but a spinoff series is set to air next year.

Despite being nominated for a Golden Globe, Casual ended this year after four seasons.

Emily Osment starred in the comedy Young and Hungry, which wrapped up its last season this July. The network is planning to air a TV movie that would wrap up the series.