2026 has brought plenty of new titles to television and streaming, but it has also marked the end of the road for a growing number of TV series. From shows cancelled after relatively short runs to long-running favorites preparing for their final chapters, networks and streaming platforms continue to reshape their lineups.
Here is a look at some of the notable TV shows cancelled or confirmed to be ending in 2026, across Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, Disney+ and HBO.
TV Shows Cancelled or Ending on Netflix in 2026
The Abandons
Netflix cancelled The Abandons after just one season. Starring Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson, the Western drama centered on two very different families caught in a violent struggle over land and power in the American frontier.
The Boroughs
Netflix cancelled The Boroughs after one season. Created by Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews and executive produced by the Duffer Brothers, the supernatural series followed a group of retirement community residents facing an otherworldly threat.
Too Much
Netflix cancelled Too Much after its first season. Created by Lena Dunham, the romantic comedy followed an American woman rebuilding her life in London and becoming involved in an unexpected relationship.
The Lincoln Lawyer
The Lincoln Lawyer will wrap up its run with its fifth season. Based on Michael Connelly’s novels, the legal drama follows defense attorney Mickey Haller as he handles high-profile cases while working from the back seat of his Lincoln.
The Night Agent
Netflix’s political thriller The Night Agent is set to end with its fourth season. Gabriel Basso stars as Peter Sutherland, whose work inside a secretive government program repeatedly pulls him into conspiracies with national and international consequences.
Emily in Paris
Emily in Paris will conclude with its sixth season. Lily Collins’ Emily Cooper has spent the series navigating career changes, friendships and complicated romances while building a new life in Europe.
Survival of the Thickest
Survival of the Thickest is set to conclude with its third season. Starring Michelle Buteau, the comedy follows stylist Mavis Beaumont as she rebuilds her personal and professional life after an unexpected breakup.
Queer Eye
Netflix’s Queer Eye is saying goodbye after ten seasons. The reboot became one of the platform’s longest-running unscripted successes, with the Fab Five helping participants transform different aspects of their lives.
Outer Banks
Outer Banks is ending with its fifth season, bringing the Pogues’ treasure-hunting adventures to a close. The teen drama became one of Netflix’s signature young-adult titles by combining romance, class conflict and increasingly ambitious treasure hunts.
The Empress
Netflix’s German period drama The Empress will end with its third season. The series follows Elisabeth of Austria as she navigates royal expectations, political pressure and her turbulent relationship with Emperor Franz Joseph.
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Netflix’s live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender will conclude with its third season. The series will complete Aang’s journey across the three major chapters of the original animated story.
TV Shows Cancelled or Ending on Prime Video in 2026
Gen V
Prime Video cancelled Gen V after two seasons. Set in the universe of The Boys, the spinoff followed young Supes attending Godolkin University while uncovering the darker side of the institution and Vought.
The Boys
The Boys is ending after five seasons, bringing one of Prime Video’s biggest series to a planned conclusion. The final chapter continues the increasingly brutal conflict between Butcher’s group and Homelander as the show’s political and superhero satire reaches its endgame.
Hazbin Hotel
Hazbin Hotel will conclude with its fifth and final season on Prime Video. The adult animated musical follows Charlie Morningstar, the princess of Hell, as she attempts to prove that demons can be rehabilitated and earn a place in Heaven.
Kevin
Prime Video cancelled Kevin after its eight-episode first season. Co-created by Aubrey Plaza and Joe Wengert, the adult animated comedy followed a neurotic housecat forced to reconsider his place in the world after his owners break up and he ends up at a pet rescue.
Good Omens
Good Omens officially concluded in May 2026 with a feature-length final episode rather than a traditional full third season. David Tennant and Michael Sheen returned as Crowley and Aziraphale for one last story, bringing the unlikely angel-and-demon partnership to its conclusion.
The Legend of Vox Machina
Prime Video has renewed The Legend of Vox Machina for a fifth and final season. Based on Critical Role’s Dungeons & Dragons campaign, the adult animated fantasy will get the opportunity to bring the chaotic adventures of Vox Machina to a planned conclusion.
TV Shows Cancelled or Ending on Hulu in 2026
The Bear
The Bear is closing its kitchen after five seasons. The Emmy-winning series transformed the pressures of running a Chicago restaurant into an intense story about grief, ambition, family and the pursuit of perfection.
Tell Me Lies
Tell Me Lies ended with its third season after showrunner Meaghan Oppenheimer confirmed that the Season 3 finale would also serve as the series finale. The Hulu drama chronicled the toxic and complicated relationship between Lucy Albright and Stephen DeMarco and the lasting consequences it had on the people around them.
TV Shows Cancelled or Ending on Disney+ in 2026
Wonder Man
Disney+ cancelled Marvel’s Wonder Man after just one season, despite previously announcing that the series would return for Season 2. Starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley, the show followed struggling actor Simon Williams as he pursued a role in a superhero remake while becoming entangled with Trevor Slattery.
The Artful Dodger
Disney+ renewed The Artful Dodger for a third and final season, giving the Australian series the chance to bring its story to a planned conclusion. The drama stars Thomas Brodie-Sangster as Jack Dawkins, reimagining the former Oliver Twist pickpocket as a respected surgeon in 1850s Australia whose criminal past refuses to stay buried.
Doctor Who
Doctor Who itself has not been canceled, but Disney+ has ended its co-production partnership with the BBC after two seasons. The BBC remains committed to continuing the long-running sci-fi series, although the previously planned 2026 Christmas special was later dropped as the broadcaster began searching for new production partners.
TV Shows Cancelled or Ending on HBO in 2026
Euphoria
HBO has confirmed that Euphoria will conclude with its third season. The long-awaited final chapter brings Rue and the rest of the characters back after a lengthy break, closing one of HBO’s most discussed young-adult dramas.
Hacks
Hacks is ending with its fifth season. The acclaimed comedy built its story around the complicated creative partnership between legendary comedian Deborah Vance and young comedy writer Ava Daniels.
The Comeback
Lisa Kudrow returned as Valerie Cherish for the third and final season of HBO’s cult comedy The Comeback. Arriving more than two decades after the show first premiered, the final season once again followed Valerie’s relentless attempts to remain relevant in a television industry that has dramatically changed around her.
Industry
HBO has renewed Industry for a fifth and final season, giving the financial drama the chance to bring its story to a planned conclusion. The series has evolved beyond the trading floor of Pierpoint to explore the increasingly complicated worlds of money, politics and power through characters including Harper Stern and Yasmin Kara-Hanani.
TV Shows Ending and Cancelled in 2026 FAQ
What TV shows were cancelled in 2026?
A number of series were cancelled in 2026, including The Abandons, The Boroughs, Too Much, Gen V, Kevin and Wonder Man.
What TV shows are ending in 2026?
Among the series confirmed to end are The Lincoln Lawyer, The Night Agent, Emily in Paris, The Boys, The Bear, Euphoria, Hacks and Industry.
Which Netflix shows are ending in 2026?
Netflix series ending or concluding in 2026 include The Lincoln Lawyer, The Night Agent, Emily in Paris, Survival of the Thickest, Queer Eye, Outer Banks, The Empress and Avatar: The Last Airbender.
