Hey one more thing before you go, are you as frustrated as we are the fact that your favorite streaming or television program got cancelled and it really shouldn't have been? Would you believe that there have been over 122 programs cancelled just in 2022 alone, and another 30 at the beginning of this year to end in 2023. we're going to share our frustrations with that as well as what we can expect for 2023 in television and streaming.
With streaming services like Netflix and Hulu dominating the television landscape, and networks like NBC, ABC, and Fox vying for viewers, the 2022-2023 television season will be a pivotal moment for the industry.
The major networks are looking to outdo each other in terms of content and viewership, while the streaming services are expanding their reach and trying to gain a larger share of the market.
With this in mind, it’s no surprise that there are already rumors of cancellations for some of the biggest shows across all platforms.
With streaming services and networks regularly canceling and renewing TV shows, it can be hard to keep track of what's staying and what's going. In this blog, we'll take a look at some of the most controversial cancellations of the past year and on the Podcast and the YouTube Video discuss the implications for the upcoming 2022-2023 television and streaming season. We'll start with a review of the current status of beloved shows that were axed, as well as an examination of the reasons behind the decision to cancel them.
Next, we'll analyze the rising trend of streaming services picking up previously cancelled shows and discuss the pros and cons of this new approach. We'll also look at the importance of fan feedback and how it can influence the longevity of a show. We'll also dive into the current trends of streaming services increasingly becoming the go-to platform for new and returning shows.
Finally, we'll wrap up with a look at the potential cancellations for the 2022-2023 season and discuss the likelihood of these shows being axed. We'll also explore the possibility of viewers having a larger say in which shows make the cut. Find the Link to the Podcast and the Video here: https://www.podpage.com/one-more-thing-before-you-go/tv-cancellations-a-look-at-2022-2023-tv-and-streaming-wars/
Here are the Cancellations thus far:
ABC
black-ish, 8 seasons
Pooch Perfect, 1 season
Promised Land, 1 season
Queens, 1 season
Card Sharks
AMC
The Walking Dead, 11 seasons
Better Call Saul, 6 seasons
Kevin Can F**k Himself, 2 seasons
Moonhaven 1 season
Apple TV+
Servant, 4 seasons
BBC America
Killing Eve, 4 seasons
CBS
B Positive, 2 seasons
Bull, 6 seasons
Good Sam, 1 season
Magnum P.I., 4 seasons
How We Roll, 1 season
United States of Al, 2 seasons
Beyond the Edge, 1 season
The CW
Batwoman, 3 seasons
Legends of Tomorrow, 7 seasons
4400, 1 season
Roswell, New Mexico, 4 seasons
Charmed, 4 seasons
Dynasty, 5 seasons
In the Dark, 4 seasons
Legacies, 4 seasons
Naomi, 1 season
Legends of the Hidden Temple, 1 season
EPIX
Bridge and Tunnel, 2 seasons
FOX
The Big Leap, 1 season
The Real, 8 seasons
Our Kind of People, 1 season
Pivoting, 1 season
Freeform
Motherland: Fort Salem, 3 seasons
FX
Atlanta, 4 seasons
Snowfall, 6 seasons
Hallmark Channel
Chesapeake Shores, 6 seasons
HBO
His Dark Materials, 3 seasons
The Time Traveler’s Wife, 1 season
Los Espookys, 2 seasons
HBO Max
Raised by Wolves, 2 seasons
Made for Love, 2 seasons
Hulu
Dollface, 2 seasons
Love, Victor, 3 seasons
Woke, 2 seasons
Maggie 1 season
NBC
Ellen’s Game of Games, 4 seasons
This Is Us, 6 seasons
Ordinary Joe, 1 season
The Endgame, 1 season
Kenan, 2 seasons
Mr. Mayor, 2 seasons
Netflix
Grace and Frankie, 7 seasons
The Crown, 6 seasons
Ozark, 4 seasons
Dead to Me, 3 seasons
Gentefied, 2 seasons
Cooking With Paris, 1 season
Family Reunion, 5 seasons
The Baby-Sitters Club, 2 seasons
Archive 81, 1 season
Space Force, 2 seasons
Locke & Key, 3 seasons
Stranger Things, 5 seasons
Never Have I Ever, 4 seasons
The Midnight Club, 1 season
The Lost
First Kill, 1 season
Control Z 3 seasons
Resident Evil 1 season
Warrior Nuns 2 seasons – fans trying to save it
Paramount+
The Good Fight, 6 seasons
Star Trek: Picard, 3 seasons
Why Women Kill, 2 seasons
Peacock
Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol, 1 season
Saved by the Bell, 2 seasons
Rutherford Falls, 2 seasons
Prime Video
I Know What You Did Last Summer, 1 season
The Expanse, 6 seasons
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, 5 seasons
Paper Girls, 1 season
Night Sky – 1 season
Showtime
American Rust, 1 season
Flatbush Misdemeanors, 2 seasons
The Man Who Fell to Earth 1 season
TNT
Animal Kingdom, 6 seasons
Snowpiercer, 4 season
Warner Brothers TV Distribution
The Ellen DeGeneres Show
ENDING IN 2023
61ST Street – AMC
Killing Eve – BBC America
Minx -HBO Max
Carnival Row -Prime Video
The Crown -Netflix
Endeavor- PBS
Fear the Walking Dead- AMC
Firefly Lane -Netflix
The Flash- The CW
The Handmaids Tale- Hulu
Happy Valley- BBC
The Hardy Boys- Hulu
Hunters- Prime Video
Manifest – Netflix
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel – Prime Video to be released in 2023
A Million Little Things – ABC
My Brilliant Friend – HBO
Nancy Drew – The CW
NCIS Los Angeles- CBS
Never have I Ever – Netflix
New Amsterdam -NBC
Riverdale – The CW
Sanditon – PBS
Servant – Apple TV+
Snowfall -FX
Snowpiercer – TNT
Star Trek Picard Paramount + 3rd season
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan – Prime Video 4th season
The Umbrella Academy – Netflix 4th season
Whose Line is it Anyway – The CW
Workin Moms -CBC
Wu-Tang: An American Saga – Hulu
Your Honor- Showtime 2nd season
Hope this helps you manage your viewing schedule, and don't forget to seek out any opportunities to save your favorite from cancellation! Until next time
