As cable television seasons come to an end, networks get busy with spring cleaning for their 2016 fall lineup. Upfronts unveiled which shows will not be returning later this year for a new season.
The network with the most cutbacks is ABC, which nixed fan-favorite shows Castle and Nashville and less popular shows The Muppets and The Family. Fox, on the other hand, debuted several new comedies in the past season and axed freshman series’ The Grinder, Grandfathered, Bordertown and Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life. CBS pulled the plug on the last standing, albeit low-rated, CSI series: CSI: Cyber.
The complete list of cancelled broadcast, cable and streaming shows, thus far, are:
Angel from Hell (CBS)
Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris (NBC)
Blood & Oil (ABC)
Nashville (ABC)
Castle (ABC)
The Muppets (ABC)
Agent Carter (ABC)
The Family (ABC)
The Grinder (Fox)
Grandfathered (Fox)
Cooper Barrett (Fox)
Bordertown (Fox)
CSI: Cyber (CBS)
Extant (CBS)
FABLife (Syndicated)
Heroes Reborn (NBC)
The Meredith Vieira Show (Syndicated)
Minority Report (FOX)
Of Kings and Prophets (ABC)
The Player (NBC)
Rookie Blue (ABC)
Under the Dome (CBS)
Wicked City (ABC)
Agent X (TNT)
The Awesomes (Hulu)
The Bastard Executioner (FX)
Benders (IFC)
Cedar Cove (Hallmark)
Chasing Life (Freeform)
Complications (USA)
Defiance (Syfy)
Dominion (Syfy)
Finding Carter (MTV)
Gigi Does It (IFC)
Graceland (USA)
Hindsight (VH1)
Kocktails with Khloe (FYI)
Legends (TNT)
Mad Dogs (Amazon)
Manhattan (WGN America)
Proof (TNT)
Public Morals (TNT)
Togetherness (HBO)
Unforgettable (A&E)
