2020-21 TV Season Scorecard

6/1: A new season has started! All future updates will be on our 2021-22 TV Season Scorecard.

5/30: Luis Miguel - The Series (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd and final season.

5/27: Debris (NBC) canceled after 1 season.

5/27: Breeders (FX) renewed for a 3rd season.

5/26: Firefly Lane (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

5/24: A Black Lady Sketch Show (HBO) renewed for a 3rd season.

5/21: UK series Bulletproof, which was airing in the US on The CW, has been canceled by its British broadcaster Sky.

5/20: The Wheel of Time (Prime Video) renewed for a 2nd season well ahead of its series premiere (which just completed production and will air sometime during the 2021-22 season).

5/19: Chad (TBS) renewed for a 2nd season. The network has also renewed Wipeout, while sister network truTV has renewed Fast Foodies.

5/18: CBS confirmed prior reports that SEAL Team and Evil will move to Paramount+ next season. The latter will airs its delayed 2nd season entirely on the streaming service, while the former won't make the move until midway through its 5th season. The move of a third CBS show, Clarice, is still being negotiated.

5/17: Fox has renewed dramas 9-1-1, 9-1-1: Lone Star, and The Resident, plus reality series The Masked Singer. (A renewal decision on The Masked Dancer will come at a later date.) In addition, animated comedy The Great North, previously renewed for S2, has now been extended for a 3rd season.

5/17: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (NBC) renewed for 5 additional seasons.

5/15: CBS has renewed first-year sitcoms B Positive and United States of Al but has canceled second-year shows All Rise and The Unicorn.

5/14: Black-ish (ABC) renewed for an 8th and final season.

5/14: ABC has also renewed The Conners, The Goldbergs, Home Economics, A Million Little Things, and The Rookie. But the network has canceled 5 shows: American Housewife, Call Your Mother, For Life, Mixed-ish, and the recently launched Rebel.

5/14: [Not officially announced but exteremly likely; official announcement to come 5/19:] CBS dramas Clarice and SEAL Team have been renewed, but both will move from CBS to Paramount+ next season. (For SEAL Team, the move will come mid-season after some episodes have aired on CBS.) It looks likely that the delayed 2nd season of Evil will also move to Paramount+.

5/14: Law & Order: Organized Crime (NBC) renewed for a 2nd season.

5/13: ABC has renewed unscripted shows AFV, American Idol, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, Shark Tank, and Supermarket Sweep.

5/12: The Banker's Wife (Prime Video), originally ordered to series in 2019, has been canceled prior to the start of production and will not air. COVID restrictions made filming in multiple countries too difficult.

5/12: This Is Us (NBC) will end with its (previously announced) 6th season, to air in 2021-22.

5/11: Daytime soap Days of Our Lives renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 57th and 58th.

5/10: Prodigal Son (Fox) canceled after 2 seasons.

5/10: Amid growing complaints about the HFPA's lack of diversity, NBC announced that it will no longer air the 2022 Golden Globe Awards. It is possible that the ceremony itself may be called off if another broadcast partner is not found.

5/10: Call Me Kat (Fox) renewed for a 2nd season.

5/10: ABC has renewed dramas Grey's Anatomy (for an 18th season) and Station 19 (for a 5th).

5/9: When Calls the Heart (Hallmark) renewed for a 9th season.

5/7: Absentia (Prime Video) canceled after 3 seasons.

5/6: A Little Late With Lilly Singh (NBC) canceled after 2 seasons. The final episode will air on June 3rd.

5/6: Sanditon (PBS) renewed for 2 additional seasons (the show's 2nd and 3rd) after being canceled in 2020.

5/4: The Irregulars (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

5/4: Big Sky (ABC) renewed for a 2nd season.

5/4: Conan (TBS) will end on June 24 after an 11-year run on the cable network. As previously announced, host Conan O'Brien will move to HBO Max next year for a new weekly show.

5/3: Mayans M.C. (FX) renewed for a 4th season.

5/3: The Good Doctor (ABC) renewed for a 5th season.

5/3: The CW has renewed Kung Fu for a 2nd season and former DC Universe original Stargirl for a 3rd (ahead of its S2 debut and move to The CW in August).

4/30: The Last Kingdom (Netflix) will end with its upcoming 5th season, which has been delayed and has only just recently begun production.

4/30: NBC has renewed first-year comedies Kenan and Young Rock.

4/29: The Duchess (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

4/29: Invincible (Prime Video) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 2nd and 3rd.

4/23: ABC has opted not to move forward with an untitled Alec Baldwin/Kelsey Grammer sitcom that it had previously ordered to series for next season. Producers will attempt to find another network for the project.

4/23: NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS) renewed for a 13th season. CBS has also picked up another spinoff, NCIS: Hawaii, to debut next season.

4/23: Selena + Chef (HBO Max) renewed for a 3rd season.

4/23: Secrets of Sulphur Springs (Disney) renewed for a 2nd season.

4/23: Endeavour (PBS) renewed for an 8th season.

4/21: Floor Is Lava (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

4/19: Love Death & Robots (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 premiere in May.

4/19: Dota: Dragon's Blood (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

4/19: Ginny & Georgia (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

4/16: Castlevania (Netflix) will end with its upcoming 4th season, which streams in May.

4/15: Mr. Inbetween (FX) will end with its 3rd season, which kicks off on 5/25.

4/15: CBS has renewed five of its current dramas: Blue Bloods, Bull, Magnum P.I., NCIS, and S.W.A.T.

4/14: Warrior (Cinemax) renewed for a 3rd season, but the series will move to HBO Max.

4/14: The already shortened current season of This Is Us (NBC) will be trimmed by 2 additional episodes (to just 16 total) due to pandemic-related filming difficulties. The season finale will air on May 25. (The show has already been renewed for a 6th season.)

4/14: Tough as Nails (CBS) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the competition's 3rd and 4th cycles.

4/13: Call the MIdwife renewed for 2 additional seasons (through S13) by the BBC, its UK producer (and presumably will continue to run on PBS in the U.S., where S11 has yet to air).

4/13: Bridgerton (Netflix) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 3rd and 4th. (Season 2 is currently filming.)

4/7: MacGyver (CBS) canceled after 5 seasons. The series finale will air on 4/30.

4/7: Don't (ABC) canceled after 1 season. But the network has renewed two other first-year game shows, The Hustler and The Chase (as well as Card Sharks, Press Your Luck, and To Tell the Truth).

4/7: Project Runway (Bravo) renewed for a 19th season, which should debut this fall.

4/6: Duncanville (Fox) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 premiere in May.

4/5: Star Trek: Lower Decks (Paramount+) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 debut in August.

4/2: The Right Stuff (Disney+) canceled after 1 season, though producers are attempting to find the series a new home.

4/1: Bless the Harts (Fox) canceled after 2 seasons. (Season 2 will continue to air through May.)

3/31: Pacific Rim: The Black (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

3/30: Young Sheldon (CBS) renewed for three additional seasons, the show's 5th, 6th, and 7th.

3/30: Dancing With the Stars (ABC) renewed for a 30th season, to air this fall.

3/29: American Gods (Starz) canceled after 3 seasons. The story may be wrapped up with a movie or miniseries, though nothing has been confirmed.

3/29: Miss Scarlet & The Duke (PBS) renewed for a 2nd season.

3/24: CBS has renewed FBI and FBI: Most Wanted and has also ordered another spinoff, FBI: International.

3/24: Trying (Apple TV+) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 debut in May.

3/23: Snowfall (FX) renewed for a 5th season.

3/22: Mr. Mayor (NBC) renewed for a 2nd season.

3/19: Peacock has extended S1 of The Amber Ruffin Show by six months, taking it through a full calendar year.

3/18: Burden of Truth (CW/CBC) canceled after 4 seasons. (Season 4 has yet to air in the U.S. but will at some point later this year.)

3/17: Resident Alien (Syfy) renewed for a 2nd season.

3/16: Killing Eve (BBC America) will end with its upcoming 4th season (which has been delayed to 2022), though one or more potential spinoffs could take its place.

3/15: The Bachelorette (ABC) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 17th and 18th. Both will air in 2021.

3/15: World of Dance (NBC) canceled after 4 seasons.

3/14: Outlander (Starz) renewed for a 12-episode 7th season well ahead of its S6 debut.

3/10: Loudermilk, which was airing on AT&T/DirecTV's now-defunct Audience Network, has been picked up by Amazon. All three seasons (including the never-aired S3) will be available to stream in the near future.

3/10: Central Park (Apple TV+) renewed for a 3rd season well ahead of its S2 debut in June.

3/10: Special (Netflix) will end with its upcoming 2nd season, to stream in May.

3/9: The Equalizer (CBS) renewed for a 2nd season.

3/8: Queen of the South (USA) will end with its upcoming 5th season, which will begin airing in April.

3/5: Dear... (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season.

3/5: Pose (FX) will end with the upcoming 3rd season, which will finally launch in May.

3/3: The Simpsons (Fox) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 33rd and 34th.

3/2: Superman & Lois (The CW) renewed for a 2nd season.

3/2: Making the Cut (Prime Video) renewed for a 2nd season, to stream this summer.

2/26: Late Night With Seth Meyers (NBC) renewed through 2025.

2/25: Animaniacs (Hulu) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 premiere later in 2021.

2/24: The Twilight Zone (CBS All Access) canceled after 2 seasons.

2/24: The soon-to-launch Paramount+ streaming service will be the new home of animated series Star Trek: Prodigy (formerly at Nickelodeon) as well as the 7th and final season of Younger (formerly at TV Land). Both shows will also air on cable on their former homes, though at a later date. Also moving to Paramount+ is Halo, the long-gestating live-action series based on the Xbox games that was formerly set for Showtime. (That series has been delayed once again and should arrive in early 2022.)

2/24: America's Got Talent (NBC) renewed for a 16th season, to air this summer.

2/23: The Oval (BET) renewed for a 3rd season.

2/23: Holey Moley (ABC) renewed for 2 additional seasons, the show's 3rd and 4th.

2/18: Creepshow (Shudder) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of the show's S2 debut in April. Season 3 is already in production.

2/18: Fate: The Winx Saga (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/17: NCIS: New Orleans (CBS) canceled after 7 seasons. The series finale will air May 16. However, the network is exploring the addition of a new Hawaii-set NCIS spinoff next season (with nothing official yet).

2/17: Mom (CBS) canceled after 8 seasons. The series finale will air May 6.

2/17: HBO Max has renewed its upcoming animated series Gremlins: The Secrets of the Mogwai for a 2nd season well ahead of its series debut.

2/17: CBS has renewed comedies Bob Hearts Abishola and The Neighborhood.

2/15: Truth Seekers (Prime Video) canceled after 1 season.

2/11: Brooklyn Nine-Nine (NBC) will end with its upcoming 8th season, which has been shortened (to 10 episodes) and delayed to the 2021-22 season.

2/11: Tooning out the News (CBS All Access/Paramount+) renewed for a 2nd season.

2/10: HBO has rescinded its previous orders for two Mike Judge shows, A5 and Qualityland. Both were early in pre-production and one or both could be shopped to other networks.

2/10: Close Enough (HBO Max) renewed for 2 additional seasons (the show's 2nd and 3rd).

2/9: Search Party (HBO Max) renewed for a 5th season.

2/8: Sundance has ordered a 3rd and final season of its BBC co-production The Split, though it likely won't air until 2022.

2/5: The long-delayed second half of Wynonna Earp's 4th season will finally launch on 3/5, but those six new episodes will now conclude the series, which has been canceled.

2/3: The CW has given early renewals to the bulk of its current lineup: All American, Batwoman, Charmed, DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Dynasty, The Flash, In the Dark, Legacies, Nancy Drew, Riverdale, Roswell New Mexico, and Walker.

1/29: On My Block (Netflix) renewed for a 4th and final season.

1/29: The CBC will no longer produce a 2nd season of Trickster, which is currently airing in the U.S. on The CW.

1/28: Big Hero 6 (Disney XD) will end with its current 3rd season, which airs a final batch of episodes beginning 2/1.

1/27: Shrill (Hulu) will end with the upcoming 3rd season, which has already been filmed and will air sometime this year.

1/27: The American version of Love Island (CBS) renewed for a 3rd season, which will be filmed on an actual island rather than the 2nd season's Las Vegas.

1/27: The Bold Type (Freeform) renewed for a 5th and final season.

1/27: Sundance has picked up the 2nd season of UK short-form (and now anthology) series State of the Union, which had already begun production (with an entirely new cast). It will air later in 2021.

1/27: I Can See Your Voice (Fox) renewed for a 2nd season.

1/26: The Blacklist (NBC) renewed for a 9th season.

1/26: Tehran (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season.

1/25: NBC has picked up a 2nd season of its Weakest Link reboot.

1/22: Eli Roth's History of Horror (AMC) renewed for a 3rd season.

1/21: Bridgerton (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season, which should begin filming this spring.

1/19: Multiple sources are reporting that Master of None will return for a 3rd season, though its return has not been confirmed by Netflix. (Also: Filming was in progress but has been delayed by covid concerns.)

1/19: Snowpiercer (TNT) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 debut.

1/19: At Home With Amy Sedaris (truTV) canceled after 3 seasons.

1/19: Sistas (BET) renewed for a 3rd season.

1/19: Saved by the Bell (Peacock) renewed for a 2nd season.

1/18: Peaky Blinders (Netflix) will end with its upcoming 6th season, which just began filming.

1/14: HBO has canceled its acclaimed anthology series High Maintenance after 4 seasons on the network (and 6 more online).

1/14: Queen Sugar (OWN) renewed for a 6th season ahead of its S5 debut next month.

1/14: Animal Kingdom (TNT) renewed for a 6th and final season ahead of its delayed S5 debut this summer.

1/13: Insecure (HBO) will end with its upcoming 5th season (which is about to begin filming and should air later this year).

1/12: The Haves and the Have Nots (OWN) will end with its current 8th season.

12/24: Aggretsuko (Netflix) renewed for a 4th season.

12/22: His Dark Materials (HBO) renewed for a 3rd and final season.

12/21: CBS has given a full(ish)-season pickup to its new comedy B Positive, extending its season from 13 to 18 episodes.

12/19: The Wilds (Prime Video) renewed for a 2nd season.

12/18: Locke and Key (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 premiere next year.

12/18: The Flight Attendant (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

12/18: Virgin River (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season.

12/17: 12 Dates of Christmas (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

12/17: A.P. Bio (Peacock) renewed for a 4th season (its 2nd on the streaming service).

12/17: After being canceled by ABC, the recent Tiffany Haddish-hosted revival of Kids Say the Darndest Things has been picked up by CBS, which will air a 2nd season next year.

12/16: Disney+ has canceled its previously ordered reboot of Lizzie McGuire, which will not return to production after being postponed early this year due to creative differences.

12/16: Full Frontal (TBS) renewed for a 6th season.

12/15: Servant (Apple TV+) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 debut next month.

12/14: Helstrom (Hulu) canceled after 1 season.

12/11: NBC has picked up a 2nd season of Canadian transplant Transplant.

12/10: Anthology series Genius renewed for a 4th season (which will center on Martin Luther King, Jr.), but it will move from Nat Geo to Disney+. (The delayed 3rd season, about Aretha Franklin, will remain on Nat Geo when it finally debuts in 2021.)

12/10: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FXX) renewed for 4 additional seasons, which will take the series through season 18—further boosting its record longevity for a live-action comedy series.

12/10: The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu) renewed for a 5th season well ahead of the premiere of its delayed 4th season.

12/10: S1 of The Amber Ruffin Show (Peacock) has been extended by 10 episodes.

12/10: Industry (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season.

12/9: How To With John Wilson (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season.

12/8: Hoops (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

12/8: For All Mankind (Apple TV+) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 debut early next year.

12/7: ABC has extended the current debut season of Big Sky by six episodes (which will make it a 16-episode season).

12/7: The CW has renewed Penn & Teller: Fool Us and World's Funniest Animals.

12/7: Feel Good (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd and final season, to stream in 2021.

12/3: Superstore (NBC) canceled after 6 seasons. The series will conclude in the spring when the last of its 11 remaining episodes airs.

12/3: Fear the Walking Dead (AMC) renewed for a 7th season.

12/3: Blood of Zeus (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

12/2: Vikings will move to Amazon's Prime Video for the final 10 episodes of S6 (and the series) at the end of this month, though former home History Channel is still expected to air those episodes sometime next year.

12/2: The Masked Singer (Fox) renewed for a 5th season.

12/1: Queen Sono (Netflix) canceled effective immediately. The previously ordered 2nd season will no longer be produced.

11/30: All Creatures Great and Small (PBS) renewed for a 2nd season ahead of its American debut in January.

11/27: Utopia (Prime Video) canceled after 1 season.

11/24: One Day at a Time (Pop) canceled for a second time following its first Pop season (and fourth overall). It will once again be shopped to other networks.

11/24: The Expanse (Prime Video) renewed for a 6th and final season ahead of its S5 debut next month.

11/20: Black Lightning (CW) will end with its upcoming 4th season.

11/19: The upcoming drama series Coyote will move from the Paramount Network to CBS All Access, though the latter may be called Paramount+ by then, just to confuse things.

11/17: Conan (TBS) will end when its current season expires in June 2021, concluding a 10-year run on the network. But host Conan O'Brien will move to HBO Max where he will host a new weekly series.

11/17: Woke (Hulu) renewed for a 2nd season.

11/14: The Order (Netflix) canceled after 2 seasons.

11/13: Space Force (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

11/11: LEGO Masters (Fox) renewed for a 2nd season.

11/11: The Hot Zone (Nat Geo) renewed for a 2nd season despite being a limited series. Instead, it's now an anthology, and S2 will focus on the anthrax mailings in 2001.

11/11: Emily in Paris (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

11/10: Alex Rider (IMDb TV) renewed for a 2nd season ahead of its series debut this Friday.

11/10: The Umbrella Academy (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season.

11/10: HBO has passed on ordering a 2nd season of The Outsider, but producers will now offer the show to other networks.

11/6: Young Wallander (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

11/4: Interrogation (CBS All Access) canceled after 1 season.

11/3: Castle Rock (Hulu) canceled after 2 seasons.

11/2: Connecting (NBC) canceled in the middle of its debut season. The four remaining episodes will not air, though they will be available to stream on the network's website (and Peacock) in the near future.

10/30: Fox has canceled first-year dramas Filthy Rich and Next, making them technically the first cancellations of the 2020-21 season. (Both will continue to air until their seasons are over.)

10/29: My Life Is Murder (Acorn TV) renewed for a 2nd season, to stream in 2021.

10/29: No Activity (CBS All Access) renewed for a 4th season, but with a catch: It will now be an animated series.

10/28: Brave New World (Peacock) canceled after 1 season.

10/28: The Baby-Sitters Club (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

10/28: Big Brother (CBS) renewed for a 23rd season.

10/28: Ted Lasso (Apple TV+) renewed for a 3rd season just two months after it was renewed for a 2nd.

10/28: Narcos: Mexico (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season.

10/27: The CW has ordered additional seasons of Canadian imports Burden of Truth and Coroner.

10/27: HBO has renewed In Treatment for a 4th season—a mere decade after season 3 aired. Uzo Aduba will star.

10/27: With the pandemic making TV production more costly and time-consuming, CBS will reduce the episode count for most (and possibly all) of its shows this season from the usual 22 to somewhere in the 16-18 episode range. Other networks are expected to follow suit.

10/26: Cherish the Day (OWN) renewed for a 2nd season.

10/22: Miracle Workers (TBS) renewed for a 3rd season.

10/21: The status of all upcoming Quibi shows remains uncertain as the streaming service plans to shut down just seven months after launching, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

10/21: Archer (FXX) renewed for a 12th season.

10/19: Away (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

10/19: Snoopy in Space (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season. The streaming service has also ordered a handful of new Peanuts holiday specials (and will serve as streaming home for the old ones).

10/16: Star Trek: Discovery (CBS All Access/Paramount Plus) renewed for a 4th season.

10/16: The Vow (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season.

10/15: Black Monday (Showtime) renewed for a 3rd season.

10/15: HBO Max has opted to cancel its previously ordered series adaptation of Americanah after a covid-necessitated production delay caused the loss of star Lupita Nyong'o to other projects.

10/15: The Last O.G. (TBS) renewed for a 4th season.

10/15: L.A.'s Finest (Spectrum) canceled after 2 seasons.

10/14: Last Man Standing (Fox) will end with the upcoming season 9, which will air in January.

10/14: The previously ordered HBO Max series Grease: Rydell High has been retitled Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies and will move to Paramount Plus.

10/9: Netflix has canceled its previously ordered series The Magic Order, an adaptation of the Mark Millar comic, which was in pre-production in anticipation of filming in 2021.

10/8: Dickinson (Apple TV+) renewed for a 3rd season ahead of its S2 debut in January.

10/7: On Becoming a God in Central Florida (Showtime) canceled after 1 season despite a previous S2 renewal. (That season will not be produced.)

10/7: The Outpost (CW) renewed for a 4th season.

10/5: GLOW (Netflix) canceled after 3 seasons despite a previous S4 renewal. That season now will not be produced, with Netflix citing the complexity of shooting the series under covid restrictions.

10/5: Teenage Bounty Hunters (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

10/2: Cobra Kai (Netflix) renewed for a 4th season, well ahead of its S3 launch in January.

10/1: F Is for Family (Netflix) renewed for a 5th season, which will be the show's last.

10/1: Billions (Showtime) renewed for a 6th season. The pandemic-shortened 5th season, meanwhile, will return for its final five episodes in 2021.

9/30: The Wall (NBC) renewed for a 4th season.

9/28: HBO has renewed Real Time With Bill Maher for 2 additional seasons, the show's 19th and 20th.

9/23: Fox animated comedies Bob's Burgers and Family Guy each renewed for 2 additional seasons.

9/22: Supergirl (CW) will end with the upcoming 6th season, which will air in 2021.

9/22: Paramount Network has canceled all of its unscripted programming as it shifts formats and rebrands as Paramount Movie Network. However, Bar Rescue and Lip Sync Battle will likely continue on a different (tbd) network. Yellowstone will also continue to air on the new network, though it will likely be the only series to do so, and will likely air in a more compact "event series" format going forward.

9/22: Power Book II: Ghost (Starz) renewed for a 2nd season.

9/21: The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

9/18: Harley Quinn renewed for a 3rd season, which will move the show from the defunct DC Universe to its new home of HBO Max.

9/17: Raised by Wolves (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

9/17: Die Hart (Quibi) renewed for a 2nd season.

9/16: Stumptown (ABC) canceled despite previously being renewed for a 2nd season that was supposed to debut later this fall. (That season now will not be produced, at least for ABC.)

9/16: Desus & Mero (Showtime) renewed for a 3rd season.

9/15: United We Fall (ABC) canceled after 1 season.

9/14: Younger (TV Land) will end with its 7th season, which should begin filming this fall and air sometime in 2021.

9/14: Last Week Tonight (HBO) renewed through 2023, taking it through its 8th, 9th, and 10th seasons.

9/13: Doom Patrol renewed for a 3rd season, which will stream exclusively at HBO Max rather than the show's former home, DC Universe.

9/10: Animated Netflix series Kipo And The Age Of Wonderbeasts will end with its third season, which streams October 12.

9/9: The Walking Dead (AMC) will now end with its previously ordered 11th season, which likely will debut a full year later than planned (though six new episodes, technically still part of season 10, will air in early 2021). But that final season will now be extra long (24 episodes) and span two years (through fall 2022), and the series will be replaced by at least one new spinoff to start in 2023.

9/8: Keeping Up With the Kardashians (E!) will end with its 20th season, to air in 2021. (Season 19 will air this fall.)

9/8: The Chi (Showtime) renewed for a 4th season.

9/7: Venture Brothers (Adult Swim) canceled after 7 seasons.

9/3: Amazon has canceled its Spanish-language miniseries Cortes y Moctezuma, which was in the middle of production when covid forced a shutdown.

9/3: Reno 911!'s Quibi revival renewed for a 2nd queason.

9/2: 68 Whiskey (Paramount) canceled after 1 season.

8/31: NOS4A2 (AMC) canceled after 2 seasons.

8/31: Netflix has canceled first-year comedies Ashley Garcia: Genius in Love and The Big Show Show. However, each series will return with one stand-alone Christmas episode later this year.

8/27: Selena + Chef (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

8/26: Altered Carbon (Netflix) canceled after 2 seasons.

8/25: I'm Sorry (truTV) canceled after 2 seasons despite previously being renewed for a 3rd season (which now will not be completed despite being entirely written and partially filmed).

8/21: Penny Dreadful: City of Angels (Showtime) canceled after 1 season.

8/21: Netflix has canceled I Am Not Okay With This and The Society after 1 season apiece. The latter had previously been renewed for a 2nd season, which now will not move forward.

8/20: Comedy Central has canceled yet another live-action series: Tosh.0 will end with its upcoming 12th season (which runs September-November) despite a previous renewal for four additional seasons. That will leave the once prominent network with just The Daily Show, a bunch of reruns, and several upcoming animated series.

8/20: Hitmen (Peacock) renewed for a 2nd season.

8/19: Comedy Central continues to eliminate all live-action scripted programming from its lineup. The latest to get the cut is Drunk History, which was previously ordered for a 7th season that now will not be produced.

8/19: Ted Lasso (Apple TV+) renewed for a 2nd season.

8/19: Warrior Nun (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

8/18: Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj (Netflix) canceled.

8/13: Comedy Central series The Other Two and South Side will move from that network to HBO Max for their second seasons in 2021. Another Comedy Central show, Awkwafina Is Nora From Queens, will air on both outlets.

8/12: Tough as Nails (CBS) renewed for a 2nd season.

8/7: Hulu has renewed first-year shows Love, Victor and Taste the Nation.

8/7: Soulmates (AMC) renewed for a 2nd season well ahead of the anthology's series debut this fall.

8/5: High Fidelity (Hulu) canceled after 1 season.

8/5: The Misery Index (TBS) renewed for a 3rd season.

8/5: Tacoma FD (truTV) renewed for a 3rd season.

8/5: Siren (Freeform) canceled after 3 seasons.

8/5: The CW has removed its new British import Taskmaster from its schedule after just one episode.

8/3: Hunters (Prime Video) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/31: Money Heist (Netflix) renewed for a 5th and final season.

7/28: How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season (fairly quickly).

7/27: P-Valley (Starz) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/24: The Dragon Prince (Netflix) renewed for 4 additional seasons.

7/24: Outer Banks (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/23: The Boys (Amazon) renewed for a 3rd season.

7/23: Sweet Magnolias (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/22: Perry Mason (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/17: Grantchester (PBS) renewed for a 6th season.

7/17: Briarpatch (USA) canceled after 1 season.

7/15: Hallmark has renewed drama series Good Witch for a 7th season and Chespeake Shores for a 5th.

7/14: Kidding (Showtime) canceled after 2 seasons.

7/14: USA Network's previously ordered Evel Knievel miniseries Evel has been canceled just prior to the start of filming. Producers will attempt to find another network to take over the project.

7/13: The delayed Paramount Network comedy series Emily in Paris will no longer air on that network and will instead be a Netflix exclusive this fall. Paramount has also canceled its planned series adaptation of Sexy Beast which had been given a 10-episode order last year.

7/13: Hanna (Prime Video) renewed for a 3rd season.

7/10: The Moodys (Fox) renewed for a 2nd season, though it will no longer be holiday-focused as originally planned.

7/10: Run (HBO) canceled after 1 season.

7/9: Ramy (Hulu) renewed for a 3rd season.

7/9: Netflix has ordered one extra season for The Crown, which will now end with its 6th season (giving Imelda Staunton two seasons as Queen Elizabeth rather than one). Season 4 will stream later this year.

7/9: Legendary (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/8: Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (Netflix) canceled. A final 4th season will stream later in 2020.

7/7: The Last Kingdom (Netflix) renewed for a 5th season.

7/6: DC's Stargirl renewed for a 2nd season, which will be exclusive to The CW. (Season 1 was also available on DC Universe.)

7/6: Dead to Me (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd and final season.

7/2: Katy Keene (CW) canceled after 1 season.

7/2: The Kominsky Method (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season, which will end the series.

7/2: The Great (Hulu) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/1: Never Have I Ever (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

7/1: Comedy Central is reviving the classic MTV animated comedy Beavis and Butt-Head and has already renewed it for a 2nd season. Meanwhile, MTV itself is reviving its one-and-done (but beloved) animated comedy series Clone High for a new reboot from its original, now higher-profile, creators (Bill Lawrence, Phil Lord, and Chris Miller).

6/30: Curb Your Enthusiasm (HBO) renewed for an 11th season.

6/30: Ozark (Netflix) renewed for a 4th and final season, to consist of 14 episodes spread over two parts.

6/29: Epix has picked up the canceled Amazon series Britannia and will air a new 2nd season in October.

6/29: Nikki Fre$h (Quibi) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/26: Twenties (BET) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/25: Council of Dads (NBC) canceled after 1 season.

6/23: #blackAF (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/23: Originally set to end with the upcoming two-part season 5, Lucifer will now return to Netflix for a 6th (and, this time, truly final) season.

6/22: Previously announced FX newcomers American Horror Stories and Y: The Last Man will now be Hulu exclusives and will not air on FX.

6/22: Fox has renewed its new animated comedy The Great North for a 2nd season ahead of the series debut in early 2021.

6/22: Netflix has acquired the former YouTube original series Cobra Kai and will stream a new 3rd season (along with with first two seasons).

6/18: Fox has canceled its planned 17th installment of So You Think You Can Dance, scheduled for late summer. The series may return in a future year following a post-pandemic return to normal production, though it is not guaranteed.

6/18: Betty (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/18: HBO has renewed its sports reality series Hard Knocks for four additional seasons.

6/18: Hulu has renewed its recently launched animated shows Crossing Swords and Solar Opposites. The latter had already been renewed for a 2nd season, so this is a 3rd-season order.

6/17: Sherman's Showcase (IFC/AMC) renewed for a 2nd season ahead of a summer special airing Friday.

6/15: Manifest (NBC) renewed for a 3rd season. NBC has also confirmed that The Voice will return in the fall for its 19th season.

6/15: NBC has canceled first-year shows Bluff City Law, Indebted, and Sunnyside.

6/15: The Baker and the Beauty (ABC) canceled after 1 season.

6/15: For Life (ABC) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/15: The Sinner (USA) renewed for a 4th season.

6/11: Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist (NBC) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/11: Love Life (HBO Max) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/11: Hightown (Starz) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/11: Amazon has acquired the canceled Pop drama series Flack and will stream the unaired 2nd season later this year.

6/10: Live P.D. (A&E) canceled after 4 seasons.

6/10: NBC has canceled first-year shows Perfect Harmony and Lincoln Rhyme.

6/10: Harlots (Hulu) canceled after 3 seasons.

6/10: Reprisal (Hulu) canceled after 1 season.

6/9: Paramount Network has canceled Cops after 7 years on that network (and 33 seasons all told).

6/5: We're Here (HBO) renewed for a 2nd season.

6/4: Next in Fashion (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

6/3: Astronomy Club (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

6/1/2020: Scorecard launched. For details on last season's programs, visit our 2019-20 TV Season Scorecard.