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Canceled TV Shows 2017: Which Shows Have Been Axed, Which Ones Have Been Renewed?

By Aaron Homer

From the archive: published May 15, 2017, 9 years ago. Details may have changed since.

Which network TV shows have been canceled following the end of the 2017 season, and which ones have been picked up for the fall? Here’s your up-to-the-minute list of what’s been confirmed so far.

Definitely Canceled / Definitely Ending Their Run

ABC:

American Crime The Catch Conviction Dr. Ken: This ABC comedy was actually hit for the network – for a while, at least. But ABC viewed Last Man Standing and Dr. Ken as something of a package deal, according to SF Gate. And with Last Man Standing ending after six seasons, Dr. Ken is basically an orphan, so ABC killed that as well.

Imaginary Mary Last Man Standing Notorious The Real O’Neals: This was a solid show with solid ratings in a good time slot on a good night, so why did ABC kill it? You can blame star Noah Galvin. Back in 2016, Galvin gave an interview in which he came off as a brat and spoke ill of fellow LGBTQ entertainer Colton Haynes. This caused bad blood with the LGBTQ portion of The Real O’Neals ‘ audience, says SF Gate writer David Wiegand, and the show became more trouble than it was worth for the network.

Secrets and Lies Time After Time

CBS:

2 Broke Girls American Gothic Brain Dead Doubt The Great Indoors Pure Genius Rush Hour

CW:

Frequency No Tomorrow Reign The Vampire Diaries

FOX:

APB Bones Making History Pitch Rosewood Sleepy Hollow Son of Zorn

NBC:

Aquarius The Blacklist: Redemption Emerald City Grimm Powerless

Definitely Renewed:

ABC:

American Housewife – Season 2 Black-ish – Season 4 Fresh Off the Boat – Season 4 Designated Survivor – Season 2 The Goldbergs – Seasons 5 and 6 Grey’s Anatomy – Season 14 How to Get Away With Murder – Season 4 Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. – Season 5 The Middle – Season 9: If the Modern Family cast can work out its contract dispute, it will be back for what will undoubtedly be its last two seasons. Expect The Middle to follow suit. Modern Family – Seasons 9 and 10: Back in February, as The Hollywood Reporter reported at the time, the stars of ABC’s hit comedy were mired in a contract dispute, and the fate of the show remained uncertain. By March, according to Deadline, the two sides had reached a partial agreement. However, as of this writing, negotiations continue. And although Modern Family has been renewed on paper, whether or not the actors show up for work later this summer remains uncertain. Once Upon a Time – Season 7 Scandal – Season 7 (Reportedly Final Season) Speechless – Season 2

CBS:

The Amazing Race – Season 30: Season 29 has been a ratings disappointment for the venerable reality TV competition series. Don’t expect a minor bump in the road to derail the Emmy Award-winning show. The Big Bang Theory – Seasons 11 and 12: Season 12 will almost certainly be the final season of the most popular comedy on TV. Big Brother – Seasons 19 and 20 Blue Bloods – Season 8 Bull – Season 2 Criminal Minds – Season 13 Elementary – Season 6 The Good Fight – Season 2 (CBS All Access) Hawaii Five-0 – Season 8 Kevin Can Wait – Season 2 Life in Pieces – Season 3 MacGyver – Season 2 Madam Secretary – Season 4 Man With a Plan – Season 2 Mom – Season 5 NCIS – Season 15 NCIS: Los Angeles – Season 9 NCIS: New Orleans – Season 4 Scorpion – Season 4 Superior Donuts – Season 2 Survivor – Seasons 35 and 36 Zoo – Season 3 premieres June 29

CW:

The 100 – Season 5 Arrow – Season 6 Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – Season 3 The Flash – Season 4 iZombie – Season 4 Jane the Virgin – Season 4 The Originals – Season 5 Riverdale – Season 2 Supergirl – Season 3 Supernatural – Season 13

Fox:

Bob’s Burgers – Season 8 Brooklyn Nine-Nine – Season 5 Empire – Season 4 The Exorcist – Season 2 Family Guy – Season 16 Gotham – Season 4 Hell’s Kitchen – Seasons 17 and 18 The Last Man on Earth – Season 4 Lucifer – Season 3 Lethal Weapon – Season 2 The Mick – Season 2 New Girl – Season 7 (Final Season)

The Simpsons – Season 30: Expect The Simpsons to be on the air until the end of eternity. Star – Season 2 The X-Files – Season 11

NBC:

The Blacklist – Season 5 Blindspot – Season 3 The Carmichael Show – Season 3 premieres May 31 Chicago Fire – Season 6 Chicago Med – Season 3 Chicago P.D. – Season 5 The Good Place – Season 2 Great News – Season 2 Law & Order: SVU – Season 19 The Night Shift – Season 4 premieres June 22 Shades of Blue – Season 3 Superstore – Season 3 Taken – Season 2 This Is Us – Seasons 2 and 3 The Voice – Season 13 Timeless – Season 2

Still No Word: (Note: This list is accurate at the time of this writing, but things may have changed by the time you are reading this.)

ABC:

Downward Dog – Series premieres May 17 Quantico When We Rise

CBS:

Code Black Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders The Odd Couple Training Day Ransom

Fox:

24: Legacy MasterChef – Season 8 premieres May 31 Prison Break Shots Fired Scream Queens

NBC:

Celebrity Apprentice Chicago Justice Little Big Shots Trial & Error

The Inquisitr will keep you informed of TV renewals and cancellations as more information becomes available.

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