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We’ve got bad news for TV fans out there.
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It’s not uncommon to see TV shows canceled throughout the year, as some fail to reach the viewership the show aimed for, costs become too high, or, at other times, the reasons are unknown. If you were fans of either of these Prime Video shows, we’re sorry to tell you that they won’t be returning for another season.
Well, it’s that time of the year again…
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Yep, it’s spring, which means most of us are loading up on allergy medication and holding our breaths to see if our favorite TV shows will make the cut for the fall season. This is when we start learning about a TON of TV show cancelations, including streaming cancelations, and well, we just learned that NBC has given THREE of its shows the axe.
Something HUGE is happening this weekend in Japan, and yes, we really wish we were there.
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Star Wars Celebration Japan has kicked off, and Star Wars fans from around the world are celebrating their love for a galaxy far, far away. But Star Wars Celebration is MORE than just a celebration — it’s also where Disney and Lucasfilm drop some of their biggest announcements about current and upcoming Star Wars projects. And well, let’s just say, Disney wasted NO TIME making those big announcements — so we’re going to sum them all up for you here.
Are you ready to be able to stream even more movies and TV shows on Disney+?
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Next month, a brand-new documentary detailing the production of the fan-favorite A Goofy Movie will be available to stream along with the season finale of Marvel Television’s Daredevil: Born Again and the season two premiere of Andor! Plus, so much more! Get ready to binge!
For so many adults, the early 2000s was PEAK Nickelodeon time — and so many of those shows on those two networks helped shape those who grew up with them.
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Take iCarly, for example, which is still so popular that it’s come back for a revival. Of course, most of those kids also grew up with Spongebob Squarepants and Blue’s Clues (and we still ADORE Steve). Then there is Victorious, a series that debuted in 2010 and left its mark. Well, we’ve got some good news if you’re a fan of that show: a spin-off series is in the works.
Television shows come and go, but on streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, it seems like they come and go…a LOT. New shows are getting canceled after just a season or two, and we’ll admit it has given us some commitment issues.
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Netflix seems to be one of the streaming services that cancels shows the most often, and recently, we’ve seen popular shows get the axe, like Dead Boy Detectives, Ratched, The Brothers Sun, and more. Well, another Netflix series is going to be ending after its second season — Netflix has confirmed that The Sandman will end after season 2. [Read more…]
Y’all…it’s stressful trying to watch a new show on streaming these days. You’ll find something you really like, and it’s usually during its first season, and then BAM, it gets canceled and you’re left wondering what happens next.
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So many shows have recently gotten the axe after just one season, like The Acolyte and Renegade Nell on Disney+ . But it’s not just Disney that’s doing all the show canceling: we’re seeing it across streaming sites, including Apple TV, Netflix, and more. Well, now, according to Deadline, Peacock has canceled Teacup after one season, while Variety also reports that the Frasier revival series on Paramount+ has been canceled after just two seasons.
It has been a rough year being a TV fan. That’s because some of our favorite shows have been given the axe.
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Some shows never even had a chance to get their footing, while others were canceled after just a few seasons. All the streamers and networks have been busy canceling TV series, too, and even Disney’s properties haven’t been immune. On Disney+ and Disney Channel alone, we’ve seen a total of four cancellations, with another coming from ABC. Ouch. So let’s get into the shows that won’t be getting any future seasons.
It has certainly been a tumultuous year when it comes to TV shows. If you’re a fan of TV, you’ll know that this year saw a lot of changes, including a TON of cancellations of shows that many thought were bonafide hits.
A lot of TV shows are going through some things
However, with streaming now the main way people watch TV, the metrics have changed, and it seems that if a show doesn’t take off immediately, its fate is up for grabs, so some shows will be airing their last seasons in 2025. But there have also been some announcements about other shows getting rebooted, getting sequels, or getting spin-offs that we’ll see in the coming year. So let’s take a look at what 2025 has in store for these shows.
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