Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today for a final viewing of the TV shows who met an untimely death this year. Starting in January, The Franchise didn’t get a sequel season and the Frasier reboot got the boot. And if the past couple years have taught us anything about the streaming landscape, it’s that more shows will continue to be canceled up until Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper get drunk on CNN on New Year’s Eve. As always, we’ll be keeping track of the losses on this living funeral of a post, though we should note that that we will not be including shows that are ending on their own terms (or claim to be, anyway). Consider, for example, The Righteous Gemstones. Creator and star Danny McBride said in a statement that “the Lord spoke to [him] and said it’s time to wrap this sucker up” after four seasons. That means it doesn’t count … unless McBride comes forward one day to clarify that when he said the Lord, he actually meant HBO. Below, a running list of every TV show canceled in 2025.
May
Suits LA (NBC)
What’s it about? In a spinoff of the legal drama, a former New York prosecutor starts a law firm in Los Angeles.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? May 9
Found (NBC)
What’s it about? A recovery specialist tops at nothing to solve forgotten missing person cases while hiding a chilling secret from her team.
Number of seasons: 2
When was it canceled? May 9
The Irrational (NBC)
What’s it about? A professor uses his unique understanding of human behavior to solve high-stakes cases involving governments and corporations.
Number of seasons: 2
When was it canceled? May 9
On Call (Prime Video)
What’s it about? Cops patrol the streets of Long Beach, California in this police procedural.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? May 9, though Deadline reports that it’s already in talks with two potential buyers
The Equalizer (CBS)
What’s it about? An enigmatic street vigilante (Queen Latifah) helps the people of New York in a reimagining of the crime drama of the same name.
Number of seasons: 5
When was it canceled? May 2
April
Poppa’s House (CBS)
What’s it about? A legendary talk show host gets challenged by his new female co-host while his adult son challenges him at home.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? April 22
The Summit (CBS)
What’s it about? Sixteen strangers journey through the New Zealand Alps in an attempt to reach the peak of a mountain to win $1 million.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? April 22
Clean Slate (Amazon Prime)
What’s it about? A woman reconnects with her father for the first time in decades after her gender transition.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? April 18
Mr. Throwback (Peacock)
What’s it about? A down-on-his-luck memorabilia dealer (Adam Pally) reunites with his childhood friend, NBA superstar Stephen Curry (played by himself.)
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? April 15
Based on a True Story (Peacock)
What’s it about? A couple creates a true crime podcast to determine whether or not their plumber is a serial killer.
Number of seasons: 2
When was it canceled? April 15
Mythic Quest (Apple TV+)
What’s it about? A fictional video game studio that creates the most popular MMORPG. The fourth season finale aired in March, but the final episode is getting an expansion pack to serve as the finale of the series.
Number of seasons: 4
When was it canceled? April 11
Almost Paradise (Amazon Freevee)
What’s it about? A former DEA agent is forced into early retirement but learns that his retirement destination of the Philippines is a vacation hot spot for “rich and famous criminals of the world.”
Number of seasons: 2
When was it canceled? April 4
March
The Sex Lives of College Girls (Max)
What’s it about? The title is pretty self-explanatory. It’s also about being the show from which Reneé Rapp emerged like Venus from the sea.
Number of seasons: 3
When was it canceled? March 13
Million Dollar Listings LA (Bravo)
What’s it about? Selling big ol’ houses, duh. The show spun off Million Dollar Listings for New York, Miami, and San Francisco.
Number of seasons: 15
When was it canceled? Officially? Never. According to TMZ, Bravo is “pausing” the show, but have no plans to revive it in its current form.
Cruel Intentions (Prime Video)
What’s it about? The series followed two step siblings at an elite Manchester college in Washington D.C. who will do anything to maintain their reputation after a hazing incident threatens their social status.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? March 10
The Neighborhood (CBS)
What’s it about? A white Midwestern family moves to a predominantly Black neighborhood in Pasadena, CA.
Number of seasons: 8
When was it canceled? March 10
S.W.A.T. (CBS)
What’s it about? A Los Angeles S.W.A.T. lieutenant is assigned to lead a highly skilled unit in the community where he grew up.
Number of seasons: 8
When was it canceled? March 8
The Recruit (Netflix)
What’s it about? Noah Centineo played a CIA lawyer who gets into all sorts of international espionage kerfuffles.
Number of seasons: 2
When was it canceled? March 5, according to show star Colton Dunn.
FBI: International (CBS)
What’s it about? Per show description, the international version follows “elite operatives of the FBIs International Fly Team as they travel across Europe to neutralize threats against Americans.”
Number of seasons: 4
When was it canceled? March 4
FBI: Most Wanted (CBS)
What’s it about? FBI agents go after criminals on the Most Wanted list.
Number of seasons: 6
When was it canceled? March 4
February
The Sticky (Prime Video)
What’s it about? Margo Martindale stars in this Canadian heist comedy as a maple syrup farmer who turns to crime in an effort to get revenge on the bureaucrats who are targeting her livelihood.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? February 21
Territory (Netflix)
What’s it about? A neo western drama follows how a family reacts when their prized cattle station is left without an heir.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? February 20
Bookie (Max)
What’s it about? Created by Chuck Lorre and Nick Bakay, this comedy follows a veteran bookie whose business is threatened by the potential legalization of sports gambling in California.
Number of seasons: 2
When was it canceled? February 18
The Pradeeps Of Pittsburgh (Prime Video/FreeVee)
What’s it about? An Indian family has to prove their innocence to F.B.I. agents as they recount their first two years in America.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? February 7
How to Die Alone (Hulu)
What’s it about? Show creator Natasha Rothwell plays Mel, a broke JFK airport employee who has never been in love. A near-death experience pushes her to start living.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? February 4, though a “shocked” and “heartbroken” Rothwell said in a statement to Variety that she isn’t giving up on finding it a new home
Hysteria! (Peacock)
What’s it about? After a classmate goes missing during the “satanic panic” of the 1980s, a group of high schoolers pretend to be Satanists to raise the profile of their heavy metal band. Julie Bowen plays a bandmate’s mom.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? February 4
January
Frasier (Paramount+)
What’s it about? Kelsey Grammer reprised his role as the titular psychiatrist from Cheers. In the spin-off, Frasier is divorced and has returned to his hometown of Seattle as a radio host
.Number of seasons: 2
When was it canceled? January 17, though Deadline reports that CBS plans to try to find the series a new home
Teacup (Peacock)
What’s it about? Set on an isolated ranch in Georgia, this horror series from executive producer James Wan was a loose adaptation of Robert McCammon’s 1988 novel Stinger.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? January 17
The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin (Apple TV+)
What’s it about? Noel Fielding starred as notorious real-life 18th-century highwayman Dick Turpin, though — as the title suggests — this British historical comedy took some playful liberties with the escapades he went on with his gang of outlaws.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? The Sun reported on January 15 that the show had been scrapped because Noel Fielding didn’t show up for work. On January 17, a spokesperson for Fielding confirmed the cancellation and said it was a private matter regarding his health.
The Franchise (HBO)
What’s it about? Per an official logline, The Franchise followed “the crew of an unloved franchise movie fighting for their place in a savage and unruly cinematic universe.” Himesh Patel and Aya Cash starred in this satirical comedy’s take on the behind-the-scenes world of superhero moviemaking.
Number of seasons: 1
When was it canceled? January 3