2023 was marked by a series of cancellations, renewals, project announcements and the end of certain programs. A strike by screenwriters and then actors in Hollywood has upended the audiovisual landscape in recent months, forcing broadcasters to make difficult decisions.
Be it TV channels or streaming platforms, they sometimes announce before the broadcast that the upcoming season will be the last. This is the case of these 25 series selected in this article, which will say goodbye in 2023. The writers weren’t clueless and thus managed to write a fitting ending.
This list includes sometimes very long-running series like Archer and NCIS Los Angeles (14 seasons each), while others suffered premature ends due to poor ratings (hello Carnival Row).
Here you will find a list of all the series that were canceled or renewed in 2023, but also those that will stop in 2024. In the podcast you can listen to below, the AlloCiné editorial team takes stock of the last 12 months, with advice. Especially on programs worth checking out:
Balthazar
The Tomer Sisley-led series ended on TF1 at the end of its 5th season.
bar
HBO has launched a 4th season of Barry, its award-winning dark comedy, in 2023. The series can be seen here on OCS.
billions
After 7 years of good and dedicated service, Paul Giamatti and Damian Lewis left the ruthless world of finance. Go to Canal+ to say goodbye to them.
black list
This series will have twists and turns in 10 seasons, including the departure of an important character. The blacklist will have a very long life after all.
Breeders
(FX/Sky/Canal+): Ended at the end of its 4th season
Carnival row
Season 2 of this fantasy series starring Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne has been a long time coming, but Prime subscribers knew from the start that it was the last.
disapointed
End with a round of applause for Matt Groening’s (Simpsons dad) Netflix series, which ended at the end of its 5th episode (or Season 5, we really can’t tell).
The fabulous Mrs. Maisel
This was Ms. Maisel’s last stand. The multi-award winning Prime Video series has ended its 5th season.
Flash
Goodbye Barry Allen! The CW series ended at the end of its 9th season with a moving finale.
increased
If you are a subscriber of the Disney+ platform, then you probably know this series, which ended at the end of its 6th season.
Jack Ryan
Prime Video subscribers will say goodbye to the beloved secret agent at the end of the 4th season.
Maya’s MC
The Sons of Anarchy spin-off won’t fare as well as the series ended at the end of its 5th season.
A million little things
What was billed as the new This Is Us is making millions of viewers cry, even after its 5th and final season.
my first times
The creators of this Netflix series wanted to cover Dave’s high school years, and so they did: the series ends after 4 seasons and the answer to the question “who does she end up with?”.
New Amsterdam
The medical series New Amsterdam ended at the end of the 5th season.
Riverdale
Some of the actors said “Finally”! Riverdale, the fantasy series that was so criticized for the quality of its storyline, ended at the end of its 7th season.
Worker
The Apple TV+ series with Rupert Grint ended at the end of its fourth season.
Snow
The series ended at the end of the 6th season.
Star Trek: Picard
The series focused on the famous captain lasted only 3 short seasons.
inheritance
End with a round of applause for one of the best series in recent years that ended at the end of its 4th season.
tailor
This Turkish Netflix series ended at the end of its third season.
Wu-Tang: An American Saga
The Wu-Tang Band takes back the mic. The musical series ended at the end of its 3rd season.
working mothers
The most unhinged series ended at the end of its 7th season. You can still find it on Netflix!
Sagittarius
The most irreverent animated series of recent years has bid farewell to total indifference after 14 long seasons.
High School Musical: The Series
It’s the end of something… The students of East High said goodbye at the end of season 4.
Source: Allocine
Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
