On January 10th, Criminal Minds was renewed for a 15th and final season. The last season will have 10 episodes and will debut on January 8th.
(Image via Facebook)
Lethal Weapon had some controversy after one of the lead actors was fired last year. Everyone thought the series was over until Seann William Scott replaced Crawford as Riggs. Lethal Weapon returned for season three, but then Damon Wayans threatened to quit because working 16-hour days didn't mix well with Diabetes. Ultimately, the show was canceled after three seasons. Guess the swap didn't work in the show's favor.
(Image via Facebook)
It's official! Hawaii Five-O will be returning for a 10th season! Even better yet, Alex O'Loughlin has decided to stay in his role as Lieutenant Commander Steve McGarrett. The premiere date was September 27th on CBS.
(Image via Pinterest)
Modern Family has been renewed, but the 11th season will sadly be the final season. The premiere date was September 25th.
(Image via Facebook)
The CW's hit show Arrow was renewed for an eighth season. In March of 2019, it was announced that the eighth season would be the show's last. Additionally, it will only be a half-season featuring 10 episodes. Season eight premiered on October 15th.
(Image via Facebook)
Don’t expect The Big Bang Theory to continue past 12 seasons. Many people speculate that Jim Parsons is the reason as he requested an exit to pursue other things. The series wouldn’t be the same without his character, so the series will see its close with the 12th and final season. The finale aired May 16.
(Image via Facebook)
This is Us quickly became one of the most popular series on NBC, and people can’t stop talking about it. It's no surprise that the series was renewed. What's more is that it was renewed for three seasons, taking it through to six seasons. The newest season, season four, began on September 24th.
(Image via Facebook)
The second half of Arrested Development's fifth season dropped this Spring on Netflix, and the reviews haven't been too kind. A sixth season hasn't been announced, and we don't have a good feeling about it.
Chance of Renewal: 30%
(Image via Facebook)
Blue Bloods was a hit the moment they cast Tom Selleck as the lead, but people stayed because of the drama. This cop show already has nine seasons, and now it’s returning for a tenth! Blue Bloods will also air its 200th episode when the show premieres this fall. Season 10 of Blue Bloods began on September 23rd.
(Image via Pinterest)
After Meghan Markle’s exit, Suits decided that it was time for a conclusion. The ninth and final season will premiere July 17 on the USA Network.
(Image via Facebook)
The new Roseanne show, sans Roseanne, has quickly become the No. 1 comedy of the 2018-2019 TV season, with a loyal 9.5 million viewers tuning in each week. And it's just been renewed for season 2! The Conners came back on September 24th.
(Image via Facebook)
Fans rejoice! Last Man Standing will be returning for an eighth season, which will premiere Thursday, January 2nd. Be sure to clear your calendar that night!
(Image via Facebook)
It’s the end of the road for Mr. Robot. USA has announced that the show will be having its fourth and final season. The new season began on July 17th, 2019, and it will have 12 episodes.
(Image via Facebook)
The OG NCIS got renewed for a 17th season pretty quickly (no shocker there, with an average of 16 million viewers per episode). OG NCIS premiered on September 24th. We've also learned that NCIS: Los Angeles has been renewed for an 11th season (starting on September 29th), and NCIS: New Orleans returned for a sixth season on September 24th.
(Image via Facebook)
The drama starring Scott Foley and Lauren Cohen didn’t last very long. Whiskey Cavalier is being canceled due to it having okay ratings at best. It was a tough call, but ABC ultimately landed on a “no.”
The Good Doctor is currently ABC's highest-rated series. It's a show about a talented young surgeon with autism and savant syndrome. It's been renewed for a third season on ABC—which is no surprise, considering the show brings in 11.2 million viewers each week. Season 3 premiered September 23rd on ABC.
(Image via Facebook)
Supernatural will be ending with its 15th season on The CW. Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, and Misha Collins made the announcement in a video message earlier this year. Fun Fact: Supernatural is the last-remaining show from when The CW was The WB! The final season started on October 10th.
(Image via Facebook)
Ransom's third season began airing in February, but the show wasn't meant to be. A Twitter post announced that the show was being canceled, but the cast loved it while it lasted.
(Image via Facebook)
One Day at a Time is a reimaging of the famed Norman Lear sitcom that ran from 1975 to 1984. This reboot, instead, focuses on a Hispanic family. During its initial 3-season run on Netflix, the show received critical acclaim. However, Netflix canceled the series on March 14, 2019. Then, on June 27, the cable network Pop announced it had picked the show up for further seasons, officially renewing it. The newest season will premiere in March 2020, but no exact date is known yet.
The Bachelor has been around since 2002 and shows no signs of stopping. The series was renewed for a 24th season, but it's going to be tough to follow up Colton's fence-jumping season. The newest season won't premiere until Monday, January 6th.
(Image via Facebook)
Dancing With the Stars took a break to make room for American Idol, but it returned for its 28th season on ABC on September 16th!
(Image via Facebook)
Reviews about the 17th season of American Idol may have been mixed, but it's going to return for an 18th season! This makes it the third season on ABC, and we don't see any signs of it going anywhere. The newest season won't air until February 2020.
(Image via Facebook)
Most of the cast is gone, but that isn't stopping Grey's Anatomy. It was just renewed through season 17. Even though some fans wanted it to end, Pompeo was quoted saying, "when the numbers start to drop and people aren't watching the same, people aren't as passionate about it..it's time to call it." The newest season began on September 26th.
(Image via Facebook)
Somehow The Walking Dead keeps getting renewed. Season 10 premiered on October 6th. While ratings continue to crumble for the show, it's still one of the top shows on cable TV. For that reason, the show was renewed for an 11th season. We don't know the exact premiere date, bu tit will likely be sometime in October. Season 11 will also bring back fan-favorite Lauren Cohan, who plays Maggie.
(Image via Facebook)
Will and Grace was one of the most popular shows in the late '90s, but it concluded in 2006. A decade later, it was renewed with the same cast so we could continue to follow their story. The new Will and Grace was renewed for season two and three (10 and 11, respectively) because of how well it’s done. However, you can only tell a story for so long. Season three will be the last, and it premiered on October 24th.
(Image via Facebook)
The hit royal show, The Crown, was renewed by Netflix for season four. The third season just released on November 17th, so the newest episodes won't be available until next year, probably Fall 2020.
(Image via Facebook)
The third season (released on July 4th) of Stranger Things was absolutely crazy. The show is doing so well, so Netflix won't let it go any time soon. We don't have a release date for season four, but it's definitely coming. The teasers say that much!
(Image via Facebook)
This Shondaland drama follows an attorney and a few law students as they...well, help people get away with murder. The series was renewed for a sixth season, which premiered on September 25th, but this will be the shows finale.
(Image via Facebook)
After the Jussie Smollett drama, network execs decided to end Empire. The sixth and final season debuted on September 24th.
(Image via Facebook)
Even though MacGyver doesn’t have the best ratings, it’s coming back for a fourth season. There have been some major changes behind-the-scenes, including the addition of Desiree "Desi" Nguyen as a regular character, who will partially fill the place of George Eads. CBS announced that MacGyver will return on February 7, 2020.
(Image via Pinterest)
The Handmaid’s Tale quickly became one of Hulu's most popular original shows. It's no surprise that it was renewed for a fourth season, which will debut in 2020.
(Image via Facebook)
A Million Little Things did well enough at ABC for the network to renew it for a second season. The newest season began on September 26th.
(Image via Facebook)
ABC went on a cancellation spree when they nixed The Kids Are Alright. The creator of the show posted on Twitter, “’The Kids Are Alright’ is dead. I just got the call. Goodbye.” ABC President came out and defended his actions by saying there just wasn’t a strong enough fan base to keep the show alive.
After the suspicious death of her predecessor, Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord becomes president after the public rallies behind her. The newest (and final) season, season six, premiered on October 6th.
(Image via Facebook)
Fear the Walking Dead just began its fifth season on June 2nd. On top of that, it was announced that the show had been renewed for a sixth season at the San Diego Comic-Con, but the premiere date won't come until later.
(Image via Facebook)
The second season of Big Little Lies premiered on June 9th, and it was a whirlwind. At the moment, the third season is in limbo. HBO stated they'll fund a third season as long as the entire cast returns, which makes total sense. However, the show's creator, David E. Kelley, said there's no plan for another season. Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon are "exploring" the idea, according to Town and Country magazine.
(Image via Facebook)
Ozark has been a big hit for Netflix, so it's been renewed for a third season. The newest season will be ready for bingeing on March 27th, 2020.
(Image via Facebook)
Shark Tank was renewed for an 11th season despite viewership being down. The series debuted on September 29th, 2019.
(Image via Facebook)
he Good Place is doing so well, NBC has decided to renew the series for a fourth season. Unfortunately, this will be the final season. The current release date for the fourth season was September 26th, 2019.
(Image via Facebook)
Preacher has been a fantastic ride, but the fourth season will be the last. The final season began on August 4th and continued until September 29th.
(Image via Facebook)
CBS couldn’t keep The Code. A Twitter post announced that the military legal drama would be canceled without a final season. The ratings for the series was modest at best, but it just didn’t garner enough views to warrant another season.
Hell’s Kitchen has been renewed by FOX for not only a 19th season but a 20th as well! Season 19 began on February 26th, so the 20th season is likely to begin around the same time in 2020.
(Image via Facebook)
Chicago Fire, Med, and P.D. have all been renewed. Chicago Fire will release its eighth season, Chicago Med will release its fifth season, and Chicago P.D. is going on to its seventh season. All three debuted on September 25th, one after the other.
(Image via Facebook)
The Expanse is an extremely popular show, and fans are happy to know that it was renewed for a fifth season. It was nearly canceled permanently after SyFy gave it the ax, but Amazon picked it up. We aren't sure when the newest season will premiere, but it has already begun filming. That means the airdate could be late 2020 or early 2021.
(Image via Facebook)
The season got moved to Friday nights for season five, which is often considered the kiss of death. Turns out that the kiss of death is still as deadly as ever. Fresh Off the Boat was renewed for a sixth season, but it is the last one. The newest season began in September.
(Image via Facebook)
Bravo has renewed Real Housewives of Atlanta, Beverly Hills, Dallas, New Jersey, New York City, Orange County, and Potomac. The release date for Atlanta is November 3, the release date for Beverly Hills is early 2020, the release date for Dallas was September 4th, the release date of New Jersey is November 6th, NYC begins in 2020, Orange County returned on August 6th, and Potomac starts mid-2020.
(Image via Facebook)
Don’t worry, Brooklyn Nine-Nine isn’t going anywhere. It was canceled by Fox but saved by NBC. Now, the series has been renewed through season eight! That's great for us 99ers. Season seven will begin on February 6th, but there's no current release date for season eight.
(Image via Facebook)
The Flash was renewed for a sixth season—its premiere date was October 8th—and the show might look a little different when it comes back. Eric Wallace, who has been an executive producer of the show since season four, will be replacing Todd Helbing as showrunner going forward.
(Image via Facebook)
Bob’s Burgers was renewed for a 10th season by Fox. It will be premiering at a new time, which is why Fox supposedly canceled Brooklyn Nine-Nine. It began on Sunday, September 29th at 8:30 P.M. ET.
(Image via Facebook)
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was renewed for a seventh season, but this will be the last one. It's set to return mid-2020.
(Image via Facebook)
Survivor is another one of those shows that have been on forever. The 39th season returned on September 25th. Season 40 has already begun filming and will feature an all-winners season. Some sources say season 40 premieres in February 2020.
(Image via Facebook)
Black-ish's newest season (season six) began on September 24th, and we're guessing it'll be just as good as the last. Looking forward to more Emmy nominations (and hopefully wins!).
(Image via Facebook)
The Blacklist will return to NBC for a seventh season! It returned on October 4th, so we hope you got your binge in!
(Image via Facebook)
America’s Funniest Home Videos was renewed for a 30th and 31st Season. The release date for Season 30 is September 2019, while Season 31 will begin in Fall 2020.
(Image via Facebook)
Lucifer was set to be canceled but was picked up by Netflix to give the show a finale. Season five will be the last and will likely premiere in 2020.
(Image via Facebook)
Of course, The Simpsons was renewed. Season 31 began on September 29th. The Simpsons has already been renewed through Season 32.
(Image via Facebook)
Legends of Tomorrow has been renewed for a fifth season. You can catch the newest season on January 14th!
(Image via Facebook)
Viewership may be dropping, but S.W.A.T returned for a third season on October 2nd.
(Image via Facebook)
NBC brought back the popular American Ninja Warrior for a season 12. Casting began in September, with a deadline of December 2019. That means the new season should be here around mid-2020.
(Image via Facebook)
Grab your tissues because the beloved Grace and Frankie is coming to an end! The last season, season seven, will likely premiere around late 2020, but the debut is still to be determined. Season six debuts January 15th.
(Image via Facebook)
Black Lightning will be returning for a third season. The premiere date was October 7th, two weeks earlier from its original release. Praise to the TV gods!
(Image via Facebook)
The new Charmed reboot was received with mixed reviews, but CW is putting a lot of effort into it. It’ll return for a second season, which debuted on October 11th.
(Image via Facebook)
Surprisingly, The CW's soapy new show, Dynasty, was renewed for a third season despite being down in viewership. The third season came back on October 11th, 2019.
(Image via Facebook)
A sixth season of Black Mirror will be coming to Netflix sometime in 2020. The fifth season went off without a hitch, and the sixth looks like it has some pretty big names.
(Image via Facebook)
With how successful Chilling Adventures of Sabrina has been thus far, it was naturally going to get another season. Netflix has already ordered a third and fourth season! Season three will debut on January 24th.
(Image via Facebook)
Haunting of Hill House was another incredibly popular Netflix series. It’s becoming an anthology, meaning each season won’t build on the last. The next season will be an adaption of The Turn of the Screw and is slated to debut in 2020.
(Image via Instagram)
There won’t be a second season for The Enemy Within. The show starred Dexter alum Jennifer Carpenter, but her fame wasn't enough to draw in fans. Sadly, the TV show didn’t get as many viewers as the network had hoped.
Keeping Up with the Kardashians has been a staple of E! TV for 14 years, but it's all coming to an end. After 20 seasons, the show is ending with its final season, which will air in early 2021.
The show helped make the Kardashian family one of the most recognizable families in the world. Season 19 began on September 17th, so season 20 will likely begin around the same time next year.
