2025 has proven challenging for television, with numerous beloved series being discontinued. CBS has made several unexpected moves, including the cancellation of S.W.A.T. Executive producer Andrew Dettmann described the decision as “heartbreaking,” highlighting the dedication of the cast and crew over eight seasons. Additionally, ABC announced the indefinite suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, although it stopped short of declaring a full cancellation.
Here is a list of TV shows that have been canceled in 2025.
S.W.A.T.
In March, the team behind S.W.A.T. gathered to seek support for reviving the show. Lead actor Shemar Moore expressed gratitude to fans on Instagram, stating, “I’m no quitter.”
Shemar Moore wrote, “SWAT IS CANCELED…. AGAIN!!! After 8 seasons… CANCELED… maybe this time for good!!! But my momma didn’t raise NO QUITTER!!! No Matter what, I AM GRATEFUL n THANKFUL!!! Almost 31 years in this game of Hollywood… JOURNEY OF A DREAMER!!! To my Homies, Fans, Baby Girls, SWAT CREW, and Hollywood…. I say THANK YOU!!!! And “FILL THE GAPS n STAY LIQUID… ROLL SWAT” [sic]!!!!”
FBI: International
CBS also decided to end FBI: International, as reported by Deadline, to allocate resources to other ongoing shows.
FBI: Most Wanted
The network further canceled FBI: Most Wanted.
The Neighborhood
After eight seasons, CBS announced the conclusion of The Neighborhood. CBS Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach praised the cast and crew for their contribution to Monday nights over seven seasons, as noted by Variety.
Despite strong ratings, Amy stated that fans deserve a farewell season filled with the humor and heartfelt moments synonymous with the series.
Poppa’s House
After one season, CBS canceled Poppa’s House in April 2025. Damon Wayans shared on Instagram his gratitude for the experience and the friendships formed.
The Old Man
Hulu canceled The Old Man after two seasons. The series, starring Jeff Bridges, faced multiple production delays, according to Deadline.
Night Court
Following its season 3 finale, NBC canceled Night Court, which featured a reunion of Big Bang Theory stars Melissa Rauch and Simon Helberg.
Suits LA
NBC canceled the Suits spinoff Suits LA before its season 1 finale. The series starred Stephen Amell as Ted Black, a former NYC prosecutor turned entertainment lawyer in LA.
The Wheel of Time
Prime Video’s The Wheel of Time was canceled in May 2025 after its season 3 finale. Deadline cited financial reasons for the decision, despite its initial success.
The Equalizer
The Equalizer, featuring Queen Latifah, concluded after five seasons in May 2025. The series was a consistent performer for CBS since its 2021 debut.
The Irrational
NBC’s The Irrational, starring Jesse L. Martin, was canceled in May 2025 after two seasons. The procedural maintained modest ratings.
Duster
HBO Max canceled Duster after one season. The show, which received positive reviews, starred Rachel Hilson and Josh Holloway.
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert will end in May 2026 following CBS’s financial decision amid a merger with Skydance Media.
E! News
NBCU decided to end E! News after more than 30 years, with the final episode airing on September 25, 2025.
Resident Alien
Resident Alien will conclude with its fourth season on August 8, 2025, as announced by USA Network.
And Just Like That
Michael Patrick King confirmed that And Just Like That will end with its season 3 finale. The decision was made alongside Sarah Jessica Parker and others to conclude the series with a two-part finale.
Goosebumps
Disney+ canceled Goosebumps after two seasons, with Sony Pictures Television planning to pitch it to other platforms.
The Waterfront
Netflix ended The Waterfront after one season, despite its strong performance in global rankings.
Mid-Century Modern
Hulu canceled Mid-Century Modern after one season. Co-creator Max Mutchnick expressed gratitude for the experience on Instagram.
Countdown
The Prime Video series Countdown, starring Jensen Ackles, was canceled after one season.
English Teacher
FX decided to end English Teacher after two seasons.
Boots
Netflix’s Boots was canceled after one season, as reported by Deadline. Fans and the cast had hoped for a second season.
