80+ TV Shows Have Ended This Year — Which Will You Miss Most?

Rebecca Iannucci

31 December 2024 at 3:00 pm·6-min read

It may be time to ring in a new year of television, but there are some auld acquaintances we can’t let be forgot.

Ahead of 2025’s arrival, TVLine is taking stock of all the series — at least 87! — that have permanently left our screens in the past 12 months, whether they were unceremoniously cancelled or announced final seasons well in advance.

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As is usually the case, Netflix viewers had to say the highest number of goodbyes this year, with the streaming giant wrapping up no fewer than 15 of its original series (from the supernatural dramedy Dead Boy Detectives to the Greek mythology-inspired KAOS). But whether you invested your TV-watching time in broadcast, cable or streaming the most, chances are you lost a favorite or two in this eventful year.

NOTE: Our list — chronologically ordered by series finale airdate — does not include a) shows that were cancelled this year but aired their final episodes in 2023 or earlier (Max’s Our Flag Means Death, for example), or b) shows that announced a final season this year but won’t wrap up until 2025 or later (like Prime Video’s The Boys or Netflix’s Outer Banks).

Scroll through the list below to reflect on this year’s many swan songs, then hit the comments with the show(s) you’ll miss most.

JANUARY: Magnum P.I.

After its initial cancellation at CBS and subsequent rescue by NBC, Magnum P.I. ended for real with its Jan. 3 series finale.

Other January departures…

JAN. 4: The Brothers Sun (Netflix)
JAN. 19: Chad (Roku Channel)

FEBRUARY: Quantum Leap

NBC’s Quantum Leap reboot was cancelled in April after two seasons. Its series finale aired Feb. 20.

Other February departures…

FEB. 1: Clone High (Max)
FEB. 8: Sort Of (Max)
FEB. 13: La Brea (NBC)
FEB. 16: Life & Beth (Hulu)

MARCH: Good Trouble

In December 2023, Freeform cancelled both of its last two remaining scripted series, Cruel Summer and Good Trouble. The latter ended its run with a March 5 series finale.

Other March departures…

MARCH 5: Death and Other Details (Hulu)
MARCH 8: Hightown (Starz)
MARCH 14: Girls5eva (Netflix)
MARCH 18: Young Royals (Netflix)
MARCH 20: That Girl Lay Lay (Nickelodeon)
MARCH 21: Halo (Paramount+)
MARCH 22: Buying Beverly Hills (Netflix)
MARCH 26: Extended Family (NBC)
MARCH 27: Constellation (Apple TV+)
MARCH 28: American Rust (Showtime/Prime Video)
MARCH 29: Renegade Nell (Disney+)

APRIL: Curb Your Enthusiasm

Though we suspect Curb Your Enthusiasm might never be truly done, Larry David’s HBO comedy ostensibly concluded its 12-season run with an April 7 series finale.

Other April departures…

APRIL 4: Tokyo Vice (Max)
APRIL 5: Alex Rider (Amazon Freevee)
APRIL 24: Not Dead Yet (ABC)
APRIL 25: Dead Boy Detectives (Netflix)

MAY: NCIS: Hawai’i

May was a big month for departing TV shows, whether by pre-planned series finale or surprise cancellation. NCIS‘ Hawai’i-set spinoff fell into the latter category with its April 26 axing; the series finale aired May 6 on CBS.

Other May departures…

MAY 1: Chucky (Syfy)
MAY 1: Star Wars: The Bad Batch (Disney+)
MAY 5: Parish (AMC)
MAY 6: Bob Hearts Abishola (CBS)
MAY 9: Dinner With the Parents (Amazon Freevee)
MAY 9: The Girls on the Bus (Max)
MAY 16: Outer Range (Prime Video)
MAY 16: So Help Me Todd (CBS)
MAY 16: Young Sheldon (CBS)
MAY 18: Hailey’s On It! (Disney Channel)
MAY 19: CSI: Vegas (CBS)
MAY 19: Guilt (PBS)
MAY 21: The Good Doctor (ABC)
MAY 22: grown-ish (Freeform)
MAY 26: Beacon 23 (MGM+)
MAY 26: Wicked Tuna (National Geographic)
MAY 30: Star Trek: Discovery (Paramount+)
MAY 30: Station 19 (ABC)
MAY 31: We’re Here (HBO)

JUNE: Pretty Little Liars

Max’s PLL reboot was ultimately cancelled after two seasons, turning its June 20 sophomore finale into a series finale.

Other June departures…

JUNE 6: Sweet Tooth (Netflix)
JUNE 12: The Big Door Prize (Apple TV+)
JUNE 26: Walker (The CW)
JUNE 27: My Lady Jane (Prime Video)

JULY: The Acolyte

Just one month after The Acolyte‘s Season 1 finale dropped on July 16, Disney+ cancelled the Star Wars series starring Amandla Stenberg.

Other July departures…

JULY 10: Reginald the Vampire (Syfy)
JULY 11: Vikings: Valhalla (Netflix)
JULY 17: UnPrisoned (Hulu)
JULY 26: Élite (Netflix)
JULY 28: The Lazarus Project (Stateside) (TNT)

AUGUST: Evil

CBS-turned-Paramount+’s supernatural series ended with its fourth season; the series finale dropped Aug. 22.

Other August departures…

AUG. 1: Unstable (Netflix)
AUG. 2: Bunk’d (Disney Channel)
AUG. 8: The Umbrella Academy (Netflix)
AUG. 21: Time Bandits (Apple TV+)
AUG. 22: That ‘90s Show (Netflix)
AUG. 25: Orphan Black: Echoes (AMC/BBC America)
AUG. 29: KAOS (Netflix)
AUG. 30: The Serpent Queen (Starz)

SEPTEMBER: All American: Homecoming

The CW’s All American spinoff was cancelled ahead of its Season 3 premiere, making the third season its last. The series finale aired Sept. 30.

Other September departures…

SEPT. 3: Last One Standing (Netflix)
SEPT. 4: Sunny (Apple TV+)
SEPT. 9: 61st Street (AMC/The CW)
SEPT. 13: The Grand Tour (Prime Video)
SEPT. 19: Lucky 13 (ABC)
SEPT. 22: Snowpiercer (TNT/AMC)

OCTOBER: SEAL Team

Season 7 was the last for Paramount+’s military drama; its series finale released Oct. 6.

Other October departures…

OCT. 3: Velma (Max)
OCT. 4: Power Book II: Ghost (Starz)
OCT. 24: The Old Man (FX)

NOVEMBER: Arcane

Netflix’s animated hit rolled out its second and final season in three acts; the show’s conclusion released Nov. 23.

Other November departures…

NOV. 11: My Brilliant Friend (HBO)

DECEMBER: Yellowstone

After much back-and-forth about whether Yellowstone would indeed wrap up with the second half of its fifth season, series star Kelly Reilly ultimately confirmed that the Dec. 15 episode would be a series finale for the Paramount Network drama, calling the installment “the ending of the show we have been making for the past seven years.” That said, Yellowstone fans will likely see Reilly’s Beth Dutton and Cole Hauser’s Rip Wheeler again in a reported spinoff focused on the pair.

Other December departures…

DEC. 2: Superman & Lois (The CW)
DEC. 8: Somebody Somewhere (HBO)
DEC. 13: Blue Bloods (CBS)
DEC. 16: What We Do in the Shadows (FX)
DEC. 19: The Dragon Prince (Netflix)
DEC. 19: Star Trek: Lower Decks (Paramount+)
DEC. 20: The Talk (CBS)
DEC. 29: What If…? (Disney+)

Which TV show(s) will you miss the most as 2024 turns into 2025? Tell us below!

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