Canceled TV Shows 2025: Which of Your Favorite Series Are Coming to an End?

With 2024 in the rearview mirror, your favorite TV shows will slowly start to return for midseason and season premieres. But not every show. Cancellations are unfortunately inevitable and unavoidable, and even long-running shows must eventually come to an end.
Heading into 2025, we already knew that some of the biggest shows of the last decade would be releasing their final episodes this year. And as the 2024-2025 season presses on, networks and streamers will reveal which programs they won’t be continuing. Below is the list of all the TV shows that have either been canceled, or are ending, in 2025. We’ll continue to update this list as more cancellations are announced. (See 2024’s full list of cancellations here.)
ABC
The Conners, seven seasons
Cartoon Network
Craig of the Creek, six seasons
Disney Channel
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, two seasons
Disney+
Andor, two seasons
Fox
9-1-1: Lone Star, five seasons
HBO
The Franchise, one season
Hulu
The Handmaid’s Tale, six seasons
How to Die Alone, one season
MGM+
Billy the Kid, three seasons
MSNBC
Andrea Mitchell Reports
Netflix
Big Mouth, eight seasons
Blood of Zeus, three seasons
Cobra Kai, six seasons
Heartbreak High, three seasons
Mo, two seasons
Squid Game, three seasons
Stranger Things, five seasons
You, five seasons
The Sandman, two seasons
Paramount+
Frasier, two seasons
Peacock
Bel-Air, four seasons
Teacup, one season
Prime Video
Bosch: Legacy, three seasons
Good Omens, three seasons
Upload, four seasons
The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh, one season
TNT
Inside the NBA (moving to ESPN and ABC)