Popular TV Shows: Were They Cancelled or Renewed?

We’re truly living in the golden age of television. Long gone are the days when you had to miss your favorite series because you weren’t home or forgot to record it. Thanks to streaming services, you can watch your favorite series wherever, whenever.

But the one thing you might not know is when your favorite show is coming back for another season or if it’s coming back at all! This list has the most up to date information on some of TV’s most popular shows, so you can know whether you can expect another season or not.

Good Girls (Cancelled)

NBCUniversal Television Distribution

The crime comedy “Good Girls” premiered in 2018 and starred fan-favorite actresses Retta, Mae Whitman and Christina Hendricks. The series had a great four-season run, but NBC decided to cancel the show in 2021 and opted not to shop the series to other networks for continuation.

Only Murders In The Building (Renewed)

Disney Platform Distribution

Hulu’s new hit series “Only Murders in the Building” captured the love of millions after its premiere in August of 2021. The true-crime series which stars Selena Gomez, Martin Short and Steve Martin received a ton of critical acclaim, so Hulu quickly renewed the show for a second season.

Better Call Saul (Cancelled)

Sony Pictures Television

The “Breaking Bad” spin-off began in 2015, and although the final season of the show isn’t set to premiere until April of 2022, AMC has already decided that the sixth season of the series will be its last.

The series has received 21 Primetime Emmy Awards in its run and there is even an animated spin-off in the works titled “Slippin’ Jimmy.” 

Star Trek: Picard (Renewed)

CBS All Access

The newest series in the “Star Trek” universe revolves around Jean-Luc Picard, who is played by Patrick Stewart. The series premiered on the CBS All Access app in 2020 and its second season will debut on the Paramount+ app in 2022.

The series has already been renewed for a third season, which will premiere in early 2023.