The Show So Funny It Got Cancelled
Every time a new show arrives on TV or any one of the various streaming services like Hulu and HBO Max, something has to get cut to make room for the new growth. It has happened before and will continue to happen as long as the medium is alive or until the lights finally go out. And 2022 is no different, as some of the biggest shows of the past decade (or longer) like Better Call Saul, Peaky Blinders, and The Walking Dead Season 11 will all air their final episodes at some point this year.
Below is a rather comprehensive list of all the TV shows that are ending or cancelled in 2022. There's a lot to go over here, so let's get started before another show is giving the axe or added to the list of titles leaving Netflix.
4400
The CW's reboot of 4400, which followed a group of people who suddenly return after going missing with no memory of what happened, was one of the numerous series cancelled in May 2022. The show only lasted one season after premiering in October 2021.
A Discovery Of Witches
In December 2021, Digital Spy reported that the third and final season of the popular romantic drama A Discovery of Witches starring Matthew Goode and Teresa Palmer would start up January 7, 2022. The series, which debuted in the UK in 2018 can be watched in its entirety on the AMC+ streaming platform.
Animal Kingdom
In April 2022, TNT finally announced the release date of the sixth and final season of the drama series Animal Kingdom, which is set to kick off Sunday, June 19, bringing an end to the epic saga of the Cody crime family.
Archive 81
Fans of the supernatural horror series Archive 81 were in for a shocker when Netflix announced the show, which was based on the podcast of the same name, would not be returning for a second season.
Arthur
The PBS Kids series Arthur, which is based on the collection of children's books of the same name, has been releasing new episodes on a fairly consistent basis since September 1996. That run ends in 2022 when the show's 25th and final season debuts, per the New York Times. However, PBS is leaving the door open for more Arthur content in the future.
After Life
The Ricky Gervais black comedy series After Life has called Netflix home its entire run dating back to March 2019, but that comes to an end when the third and final set of episodes debuted on the streaming service on January 14, 2022. The show's final season was confirmed by the Netflix UK & Ireland Twitter account in December 2021.
Atlanta
Although it's not one of the shows that got the ax, Donald Glover's beloved FX series, Atlanta, will be ending its run following the release of the fourth and final season, which is slated to premiere at some point in fall 2022.
Batwoman
Gotham lost one of its protectors in April 2022 when The CW announced that Batwoman would not be returning for a fourth season, making the Season 3 finale also the final episode.
Better Call Saul
Since 2015, Vince Gilligan's Better Call Saul has been one of the best shows, not just on AMC but TV in general. But everything must come to an end at some point, and that time has come for the the Bob Odenkirk-led dark comedy series. Better Call Saul Season 6 debuted April 18, 2022.
Better Things
The FX comedy series Better Things will come to an end when the show's fifth and final season premiered on February 28, 2022. The series, which followed single mother and working actress Sam Fox (Pamela Adlon, who also co-created the show alongside Louis C.K.) first debuted back in September 2016, and was called a "frank and funny look at womanhood" in the CinemaBlend review.
The Big Leap
The Fox musical comedy-drama, The Big Leap, which followed a group of people who put it all on the line in a reality dance competition, won't be returning for more episodes after Fox cancelled the series following one season, in March 2022.
Black-ish
Kenya Barris' successful and influential comedy series black-ish kicked off its eighth and final season on ABC on January 4, 2022, starting the final chapter in the story of sitcom that has spawned multiple spinoffs and received numerous awards over the years including a Golden Globe, a Primetime Emmy, and more than two dozen NAACP Image Awards.
Black Market With Michael K. Williams
The Vice TV docuseries Black Market with Michael K. Williams will come to an end after its second and final season premiered January 10, 2022 on the network, per Variety. The series, which originally premiered back in 2016, was forced to come to an end following the shocking and untimely death of host Michael K. Williams in September 2021.
Bull
The popular CBS legal drama series, Bull, which centered on Michael Weatherly's tenacious psychologist and jury expert, is not returning for a seventh season, though it will get a chance to wrap things up with a two-part series finale set to air in late May 2022.
Charmed
After four seasons, The CW cancelled the Charmed reboot series in May 2022, alongside several other of the network's notable shows.
Claws
The final episode of the TNT dramedy series Claws will air its final episode when Season 4 concluded February 6, 2022, a little less than five years after it debuted on the cable network. The fourth and final season of the hit series was announced back in October 2019, per Deadline, and premiered in December 2021.
Cooking With Paris
Just a few months after it made its Netflix debut in August 2021, Cooking with Paris was cancelled by the streaming service. The Paris Hilton-led cooking program, which featured a number of guest stars and hilarious culinary situations, was not renewed for a second season, per Deadline.
The Dr. Oz Show
The Dr. Oz Show, the daytime talk series hosted by Dr. Mehmet Oz ended after 13 seasons and nearly 1,700 episodes on January 14, 2022. The talk show will be ending its run because Oz has announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, per Variety.
Dynasty
The 2017 revival of Dynasty was another series that was cancelled by The CW in May 2022, bringing an end to the show's five-season run that was just four episodes away from hitting the 100-episode mark.
The Ellen DeGeneres Show
The Ellen DeGeneres Show will complete its historic daytime run when the syndicated talk show completes its 19th and final season at some point in 2022. The announcement to end things came from DeGeneres herself in 2021, when she said she needed something new to challenge her.
Endeavour
After nearly a decade on the airwaves, the British detective series Endeavour will finally come to an end following the conclusion of its ninth and final season, according to TV Line.
The Endgame
The Morena Baccarin and Ryan Michelle Bathé-led The Endgame joined the list of cancelled NBC shows in May 2022, according to Variety, bringing an end to the drama series after just one season on the network.
The Expanse
After six seasons (and two different homes), the popular sci-fi series The Expanse aired its final episode on January 14, 2022, on Amazon a little less than six years to the date of its debut on SyFy.
The Good Fight
The Paramount+ (and CBS All Access before that) legal drama The Good Fight will come to an end following the conclusion of its sixth season, which premieres in September 2022, according to Variety.
Good Sam
In May 2022, CBS pulled the plug on the freshman medical drama series, Good Sam, that saw Jason Isaacs and Sophia Bush play a father-daughter doctor duo. According to Deadline, the series was the lowest-rated scripted program on CBS in the 2021-2022 season.
Grace and Frankie Season 7
Grace and Frankie, the long-running Netflix comedy series starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin as two women who become friends when their husbands announce they are in love with one another, came to an end with its seventh season. The first crop of episodes premiered in August 2021 with the second following on April 29, 2022.
His Dark Materials Season 3
The fantasy drama series His Dark Materials (BBC One in The U.K.; HBO in The U.S.) will be back for a third and final season at some point in 2022. An exact release date has not yet been announced, but a brief clip of the series was shown in the HBO Max 2022 preview video released at the end of 2021.
How We Roll
Not even two months after Pete Holmes' bowling-centric CBS comedy series, How We Roll, made its debut, the network decided to give the show the ax in May 2022, according to Deadline.
I Know What You Did Last Summer
The Prime Video series I Know What You Did Last Summer, the remake series of the 1997 teen slasher of the same name, won't receive a second season after Amazon decided to give the series the axe in January 2022, according to Deadline.
In The Dark
The fourth and final season of The CW's police procedural series, In the Dark, will premiere on the popular network on June 6, 2022, per Deadline.
Kenan
Kenan Thompson may be the longest-running Saturday Night Live cast member, but his return to the world of sitcoms will be short-lived, as NBC cancelled his Kenan series following two seasons, in May 2022, according to Variety.
Kevin Can F**K Himself
The AMC dark comedy series Kevin Can F**K Himself starring Annie Murphy will conclude its brief, two-season run at some point in 2022. No date has been revealed but Deadline reported that the show will air at some point in 2022.
Killing Eve
Killing Eve Season 4 premiered February 27, 2022 on BBC America, started the final set of episodes following the complicated lives of intelligence agent Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh) and skilled assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer). The eight-episode final season was announced in 2021, per The Hollywood Reporter.
Legacies
When the Legacies Season 4 finale airs on June 16, 2022, it will also be the final episode for The CW's fantasy drama series, which was among the numerous shows cancelled by the network in May 2022.
The Arrowverse got a little smaller in April 2022, when it was announced that Legends of Tomorrow would not be returning for an eighth season on The CW, bringing an end to the long-running and popular superhero series.
Locke And Key
The Netflix fantasy horror series Locke & Key will come to an end at some point in 2022, when the show's third and final season premieres on the streaming service.
Love, Victor
In February 2022 it was announced that Hulu's romantic comedy-drama series, Love, Victor, would be coming to an end following the conclusion of the show's third season, which is set to premiere on June 15, 2022.
Magnum, P.I.
Fans of the Magnum P.I. reboot series on CBS will have to find another way to spend their Friday nights, as the long-running action crime drama was cancelled just days after the Season 4 finale in May 2022, per Deadline.
Maury
After 30 seasons and more than 3,600 episodes, the daytime talk show Maury aired its final episode in May 2022, just a few months after host Maury Povich announced he would be retiring.
Mr. Mayor
Ted Danson's NBC sitcom Mr. Mayor, which followed a former ad executive played by the beloved actor as he ran and became the mayor of Los Angeles, was cancelled by NBC in May 2022, per The Hollywood Reporter, bringing an end to its two-season run.
Naomi
The superhero drama series, Naomi, was another show cancelled by The CW in May 2022, a decision that was announced just days after the Season 1 finale aired.
New Amsterdam
The popular medical drama series, New Amsterdam, was cancelled by NBC in March 2022, but the show starring Ryan Eggold as a medical director who comes up with a revolutionary way of caring for patients will return for a fifth and final season, per Deadline.
Nick Cannon
In March 2022 it was announced that another daytime talk show would be closing up shop, as Nick Cannon was cancelled after just one season on TV.
Ordinary Joe
The NBC drama series Ordinary Joe, which debuted in September 2021, was cancelled by the network in March 2022, according to Variety.
Ozark
The popular crime drama series Ozark, which has been one of the best shows on Netflix since its 2017 debut, ended things with a two-part, 14-episode final season in 2022. The first part of Ozark Season 4 premiered January 21, 2022, with the second half following in April.
Peaky Blinders
The worldwide sensation that is Peaky Blinders will completed its run with the sixth and final season in April 2022. But it's not the end of the road for Steven Knight's crime drama as a film adaptation is set to enter production in 2023.
Queen Sugar
Ava DuVernay's OWN drama series Queen Sugar is another show that will end things in 2022. In November 2021, Deadline reported that the series, which debuted in 2016, will return at some point in 2022 for a 13-episode seventh season to wrap things up.
Raised By Wolves
The science-fiction series Raised By Wolves, created by Ridley Scott, David W. Zucker, and Aaron Guzikowski, was cancelled by HBO Max in June 2022, according to Variety. The series, which debuted in 2020 on the streaming service, completed its second and final season in March 2022.
Roswell, New Mexico
When Roswell, New Mexico Season 4 starts up on The CW in June 2022, it will be the final set of episodes for The CW's sci-fi drama series, which was cancelled alongside several other scripted programs in May 2022.
Search Party
The HBO Max dark comedy series Search Party returned for a fifth and final season on January 7, 2022, bringing an end to the Alia Shawkat-led show that originally started out on TBS back in 2016.
This Is Us
One of the most successful runs on broadcast TV in recent memory will come to an end with the conclusion of This Is Us Season 6, which officially got underway January 4, 2022 on NBC. This means there's not much time to shed some tears with the Pearson family (or think about all those lingering mysteries) before the finale airs.
The Walking Dead
Perhaps the biggest TV show coming to an end in 2022, The Walking Dead will conclude its 11-season run on AMC later in the year. The decision to bring the long-running series to a close was first announced in 2020, when it was revealed that the supercharged season would consist of 24 episodes.
United States Of Al
Just one week before United States of Al Season 2 was set to conclude on CBS, the Chuck Lorre-produced sitcom was cancelled by the network, according to EW.
TV Shows Expected To Be Ending In 2022
There are several other TV shows that are expected to be ending in 2022 but don't have a release date or window at this point. Take a look at some of those series down below.
Dead To Me
Family Reunion
Happy Valley
Hilda
Kid Cosmic
Manifest
Motherland: Fort Salem
The Owl House
Wu-Tang: An American Saga
Although all of these shows will be coming to an end at some point in 2022, there are still of plenty of new and returning series coming out throughout the year. If you want to stay in the know check out CinemaBlend's list of all the 2022 TV premiere dates.
Source: https://www.cinemablend.com/television/all-the-major-tv-shows-cancelled-or-ending-in-2022
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