Poll of the Day > Here's the OFFICIAL List of CANCELLED TV Shows of the 2020-2021 Season!!!

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Every year we go through a large list of tv shows being cancelled or ending...and this year is no exception as all tv viewing figures took a beating cause of COVID-19 and many of these were casualities because of it...are you sad?

Prodigal Son (FOX)
Mom (CBS)
GLOW (Netflix)
Absentia (Amazon Prime)
Superstore (NBC)
Lou Dobbs Tonight (FOX Business)
LA's Finest (Spectrum Originals)
Judge Judy (Syndicated)
Utopia (Amazon)
Special (Netflix)
Year of the Rabbit (IFC)
The Moodys (FOX)
The President Is Missing (Showtime)
NCIS: New Orleans (CBS)
Doc Martin (Acorn TV)
Frankie Drake Mysteries (Ovation)
Black Lightning (CW)
Keeping Up With The Kardashians (E!)
The Irregulars (Netflix)
Evel (USA Network)
Dead to Me (Netflix)
Good Girls (NBC)
Castlevania (Netflix)
After Life (Netflix)
Lost in Space (Netflix)
Better Call Saul (AMC)
Younger (TV Land)
Burden of Truth (CW)
I'm Sorry (truTV)
Debris (NBC)
The Spanish Princess (Starz)
A Little Late with Lilly Singh (NBC)
Connecting...(NBC)
Wife Swap (Paramount)
Truth Seekers (Amazon)
All Access (Syndicated)
The Pack (Amazon)
Sexy Beast (Paramount)
American Gods (Starz)
Bless The Harts (FOX)
The Good Lord Bird (Showtime)
Feel Good (Netflix)
The Ellen Degeneres Show (Syndicated)
Stumptown (ABC)
Dear White People (Netflix)
Mr Inbetween (FX)
We Are Who We Are (HBO)
Lucifer (Netflix)
NeXt (FOX)
The Third Day (HBO)
Keeping Faith (Acorn)
Brooklyn Nine-Nine (NBC)
Iyana: Fix My Life (OWN)
Van Helsing (Syfy)
A Teacher (Hulu)
Don't be Tardy (Bravo)
Supergirl (CW)
Kim's Convenience (Netflix)
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (Netflix)
Americanah (HBO Max)
Call Your Mother (ABC)
Hoops (Netflix)
MacGyver (CBS)
Shameless (Showtime)
Pose (FX)
The Last Kingdom (Netflix)
The Dutchess (Netflix)
The Bold Type (Freeform)
Big Hero 6: The Series (Disney)
Atypical (Netflix)
On Becoming a God in Central Florida (Showtiem)
E is for Family (Netflix)
Insecure (HBO)
Bosch (Amazon)
Tosh.o (Comedy Central)
Drunk History (Comedy Central)
Away (Netflix)
Marvel's Helstrom (Hulu)
Ducktales (Disney XD)
The Haves and Have Nots (OWN)
Baroness Von Sketch Show (IFC)
Conan (TBS)
Wilmore (Peacock)
Carmen Sandiego (Netflix)
Mixed-ish (ABC)
Last Man Standing (FOX)
Shrill (Hulu)
Lizzie McGuire (Disney+)
Filthy Rich (FOX)
Ozark (Netflix)
Wandavision (Disney+)
Home & Family (Hallmark)
The Society (Netflix)
Wyonna Earp (Syfy)
This Is Us (NBC-Ending Next Year)
The Walking Dead (AMC-Ending Next Year)
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I did not know Tosh.0 was still running.

I was going to say no, but Ducktales, yo. The recent version of it has had a good run.

There were a few others I wanted to like, and might have done so at first, but... meh.

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Im still bummed about Glow.

Superstore got a proper ending and it was actually very good.

Lost in Space damn that sucks.

Better Call Saul?! Fuck

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LA's Finest was a good show. I was just talking about it earlier today. Bless the Harts was also enjoyable. Worse shows have lasted longer on Fox.

I'm bummed about Supergirl and Black Lightning, but they had a good run. It's kind of a shame since they built up the Arrowverse equivalent of the Justice League, and now one of those characters is dead and two others won't have a show anymore.

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mrduckbear posted...

GLOW (Netflix)

Awww.... I wanted to to get into that.

Judge Judy (Syndicated) -- Not really canceled, the deal broke down and now she's doing a new one

https://deadline.com/2020/10/judith-sheindlin-new-court-show-imdb-tv-amazon-studios-1234605859/

NCIS: New Orleans (CBS) -- Didn't know that was still on.

Doc Martin (Acorn TV) -- Liked Doc Martin, but I'm a few seasons behind. Kinda bummed about this, although it lasted a long time for a British show.

Frankie Drake Mysteries (Ovation) -- Need to look that up later.

Black Lightning (CW) -- First season was fun, it lost me at the start of the second season. Haven't given it much thought since. Not sure if it's reached a natural ending.

The Irregulars (Netflix) -- Still meaning to watch that.

Castlevania (Netflix) -- What? No. Why?

Lost in Space (Netflix) -- That was still around?

Better Call Saul (AMC) -- Not really canceled, it's concluding.

Wife Swap (Paramount) -- That was still around?

American Gods (Starz) -- Never got around to checking it out.

The Ellen Degeneres Show (Syndicated) -- I still lol about this. Apparently the fact she's not actually nice was a deal-breaker, but it was pretty obvious she was a bitch.

We Are Who We Are (HBO) -- Surprised, I guess? idk

Lucifer (Netflix) -- Huh. I didn't realize it'd gone to NF as an exclusive? Still on my to-watch list.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine (NBC) -- It lost me a few seasons ago.

Van Helsing (Syfy) -- Had been curious, never got around to it.

Supergirl (CW) -- Is this really canceled or just ending? I thought it did well for CW.

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (Netflix) -- Can't believe that, given the positive buzz. Now that it's ending, I'll finally watch it, I guess.

Call Your Mother (ABC) -- No surprise there.

Hoops (Netflix) -- No surprise there either.

MacGyver (CBS) -- Only surprise is that it was still on.

Shameless (Showtime) -- Again, canceled or just ending?

Big Hero 6: The Series (Disney) -- Loved the movie. Watched a few episodes, it was just okay.

Atypical (Netflix) -- Canceled is oddly appropriate. Apparently it was catching heat from suffers of that a-word Gamefaqs hates.

E is for Family (Netflix) -- Is this a spinoff of F is for Family? >_> If you mean FifF, it's just a brutally hard show to watch. Just non-stop discomfort. I slogged through at least one season of it, but good fucking lord.

Marvel's Helstrom (Hulu) -- Huh. Meant to watch that.

Ducktales (Disney XD) -- ...and meant to watch that. Looked great from the first ep.

Wilmore (Peacock) -- As in Larry Wilmore? Guy can't catch a break.

Carmen Sandiego (Netflix) -- Lousy fucking show. Good riddance. I slogged through s1, but called it quits almost immediately on s2.

Wandavision (Disney+) -- That can't be right.

The Society (Netflix) -- Need to google later.

Wyonna Earp (Syfy) -- Had been curious, never got around to it.


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Ducktales reboot was actually very good

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Better Call Saul was not cancelled. It is ending with its next season. Pretty sure Ozark is finishing as well. And probably many others that aren't labeled as ending. There's a big difference between ending and getting cancelled.

Every year there is this official list that includes shows that chose to end and shows that are not officially cancelled but expected to be. This official list is not official.

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I'm beginning to think this duckbear guy might not be a credible journalist.

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Antbregante posted...

Every year there is this official list that includes shows that chose to end and shows that are not officially cancelled but expected to be. This official list is not official.

Yeah. This. Its definitely included shows that are just ending, but werent cancelled...
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or shows that have ended, like wandavision

if they want to, they definitely absolutely have the greenlight to make a second season given how much fuckin money it made them

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helIy posted...

or shows that have ended, like wandavision

if they want to, they definitely absolutely have the greenlight to make a second season given how much fuckin money it made them

how much money did it make them?

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LinkPizza posted...

Yeah. This. Its definitely included shows that are just ending, but werent cancelled...

I guess if you took the view that a show would continue on indefinitely as long as it maintained an acceptable number of viewers this could make sense.

A show choosing to end because of dropping ratings is like being canceled. I guess.

But I doubt that was the logic behind this list.

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Mead posted...

how much money did it make them?

given that disney reported 95m new users for disney+ in q1, which is when wandavision released

i'd say hella.

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First of all Lucifer's second part of season 5 airs on the 28th (just 16 days awaaaaay biiiiiitcheees!!). So yeah, it hasn't even aired completely yet, which means NEXT season is the last one.

No word on when season 6 will air, but it's 10 episodes long we already know that. So I would certainly say that it's not ending in 2020-21 (Unless they somehow shove season 6 in in the last 6 months and I highly, highly doubt that.)

Wish there was going to be more, but even the second half of season 2 looks freaking awesome lolz.

As far as the rest, Better Call Sal is kinda sad, but I'm a season behind already (but just rewatched all of breaking bad). The rest we pretty much knew about already, have already been canceled for awhile (lost in space), or were pretty much made to be a 1 run show (Wandavision...if they don't bring it back, it's cause it's played out already..not that I have watched it...although maybe I will watch it tonight).


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I'm gonna miss Stumptown

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Utopia was decent. Though I can see why they decided to cancel it given the current real life events going on.

hungrymike posted...

Utopia was decent. Though I can see why they decided to cancel it given the current real life events going on.

Ooh, just googled it. That's some unfortunate timing.

I kinda want to check it out, even though it has John Cusack. (Then again, I guess I could watch the original British version instead.)

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DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted...

I'm gonna miss Stumptown

I caught a few episodes of that and thought it was okay, but then I forgot about it.

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Only one I can think of is Peaky Blinders. Next season is the last, though the creators hinted at continuing it in some form or another.

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The Kim's Convenience situation is a weird one, as apparently it was decided it would end (not "cancelled"), but only at the last minute and most of the people working on the show had no idea it was ending, so it feels like a cancellation.

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Mead posted...

how much money did it make them?

At least $10.

Duckbear is fucking high again. BCS is not cancelled, Season 6 is the last season and it's going to come out in 2022.

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I really hope they don't split BCS season six into two parts like they did with the final season of BB

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Why is Castlevania canceled?

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DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted...

I'm gonna miss Stumptown

The worst part was it was renewed until Covid. I was looking forward to the second season.

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Unbridled9 posted...

Why is Castlevania canceled?

Warren Ellis stepped down as showrunner after dozens of women came out accusing him of improper behavior (nothing illegal, i.e. rape or molestation, but some incredibly skeevy behavior; he was basically exposed as a serial love-em-and-leave-em type who used his cred in the comic industry to advance or stall several womens careers), and as he was the driving force behind the show, Netflix probably decided this was as good a time as any to finish the story, given their tendency to only give most shows around 30 episodes.

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Antbregante posted...

The worst part was it was renewed until Covid. I was looking forward to the second season.

Yeah, I'm in the Discord that Greg Rucka (comic creator) runs, and he said that was a pretty big gutpunch, because the cast and crew were excited about coming back, then...poof.

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DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted...

Warren Ellis stepped down as showrunner after dozens of women came out accusing him of improper behavior (nothing illegal, i.e. rape or molestation, but some incredibly skeevy behavior; he was basically exposed as a serial love-em-and-leave-em type who used his cred in the comic industry to advance or stall several womens careers), and as he was the driving force behind the show, Netflix probably decided this was as good a time as any to finish the story, given their tendency to only give most shows around 30 episodes.

That freaking sucks. It was so nice to have an actually good video game tv series out there.

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Unbridled9 posted...

Why is Castlevania canceled?

It isnt canceled, just ended with its 4th season. Netflix is working on another Castlevania series though.

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Im still bummed about The Society. For the longest time it had Season 2 coming but then COVID came and fucked that up.

Think thats the only one on the list I care about tbh.

Most of these shows I've never heard of.

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DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted...

he was basically exposed as a serial love-em-and-leave-em type

Which is a whatever.

DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted...

used his cred in the comic industry to advance or stall several womens careers)

Okay, that I can see being more of an issue.

DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted...

Netflix probably decided this was as good a time as any to finish the story, given their tendency to only give most shows around 30 episodes.

It just seems crazy given that I thought it was a pretty popular show.

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Zeus posted...

Which is a whatever.

Okay, that I can see being more of an issue.

It just seems crazy given that I thought it was a pretty popular show.

Netflix does that a lot. They want new subscribers all the time, and their logic seems to be that if you haven't signed up for the first two or three seasons of a show, then you probably aren't going to.

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I'm still bummed that the Santa Clarita Diet ended where it did... and the same for a few of the NF MCU shows since everything except Punisher teased the next season or ended with a cliffhanger (well, I *assume* JJ meant that as a cliffhanger).

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I thought season 3 was the last call saul
wth..

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Blightzkrieg posted...

The Kim's Convenience situation is a weird one,

One of the writing partners, Ins Choi, decided they wanted to move on, and rather then working with the remaining cast and crew CBC decided to cancel it. The store front that was used for exterior shots went up for sale and has probably been sold by now. Shannon is getting a spin off pilot.

mrduckbear posted...

The Good Lord Bird

That was always a limited series, John Brown dies at the end, I guess they could focus on Onion for a future story, but there was really no where to go; they covered the original book in a single season.

There are a few pretty good shows coming to a premature end though.

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