Every TV show that's been canceled in 2024 so far, from 'Our Flag Means Death' to 'Minx'
Every year, the TV world is a double-edged sword. Yes, we get many new shows to get excited about. But we also lose beloved shows and underrated gems to cancellations. 2024 is no different.
2024's cancellations so far have been brutal. The loss of Our Flag Means Death prompted fan mourning and collective action to save the show, including taking out a billboard in Times Square. The '70s-set comedy Minx got axed by Starz, its second cancellation after Max canceled it in 2022. And the loss of Schmigadoon! means we'll never get to hear the 25 new songs already written for Season 3. We're being robbed here!
From Our Flag Means Death to Schmigadoon! and beyond, here are all the TV shows that have been canceled in 2024 so far.
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AppleTV+
Schmigadoon! — Canceled after two seasons
Disney+
American Born Chinese — Canceled after one season
Disney Channel
Secrets of Sulphur Springs — Canceled after three seasons
Hulu
This Fool — Canceled after two seasons
Max
The Flight Attendant — Canceled after two seasons
Julia — Canceled after two seasons
Our Flag Means Death — Canceled after two seasons
Rap Sh!t — Canceled after two seasons
Netflix
Obliterated — Canceled after one season
Ratched — Canceled after one season
The Witcher — Renewed for a fifth and final season
Paramount+
Evil — Canceled after four seasons, with Season 4 airing this May and four bonus episodes set to follow
Star Trek: Lower Decks — Renewed for a fifth and final season
Wolf Pack — Canceled after one season
Starz
Minx — Canceled after two seasons
TruTV
Tacoma FD — Canceled after four seasons
This story will be updated as new shows are canceled.
UPDATE: Feb. 18, 2024, 9:26 a.m. EST This story has been updated to include the cancellations of "The Witcher," "Star Trek: Lower Decks," "Evil," "Wolf Pack," "Tacoma FD," "Obliterated," "Ratched," "This Fool," and "Secrets of Sulphur Springs."
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Belen Edwards is an Entertainment Reporter at Mashable. She covers movies and TV with a focus on fantasy and science fiction, adaptations, animation, and more nerdy goodness. She is a member of the Critics Choice Association and the Television Critics Association, as well as a Tomatometer-approved critic.
