All the Canceled and Renewed TV Shows in June 2025

Doctor Odyssey's distress signal was not heard. After floating in limbo for a while, the ABC drama was canceled late in June. (Though creator Ryan Murphy hopes to dock it at another network.) ABC did, however, hand The Bachelor a rose for a new season. Meanwhile, NBC buried Grosse Pointe Garden Society after considering moving it to Peacock, and Fox put two of its dramas out of their misery early in the month: Both The Cleaning Lady and Alert: Missing Persons Unit were canceled. As for The CW's All American, can we interest you in a good news-bad news situation? The show has scored an eighth and final season.

Over on cable, The Comeback is making a comeback. Over 10 years after it last aired, Lisa Kudrow's HBO comedy is being revived for a third and final season. Other announcements this June included the renewals of Starz's upcoming Outlander prequel Outlander: Blood of My Blood and Netflix's Western romance Ransom Canyon, as well as the impending end of Paramount+'s Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which will end with a shortened fifth season.

Whether you're looking to celebrate more of your favorites or mourn the loss of something on your regular rotation, we're keeping tabs on all the shows that have been canceled or renewed in June below. 

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TV show cancellations

• Doctor Odyssey, ABC: The ship has sunk... for now. Ryan Murphy's new medical romance cruise ship drama (yes, you read that right) has been canceled, but not totally canceled, as ABC had to make a decision before cast contracts expire at the end of the month. Murphy will explore other destinations for the series (Hulu, perhaps?), but some of the actors may already be working on other projects by then. (June 27, Deadline)
• Grosse Pointe Garden Society, NBC: The drama starring Melissa Fumero, Aja Naomi King, Ben Rappaport, and AnnaSophia Robb will leave its cliffhangers unresolved; it's been canceled after one season. NBC had considered moving it to Peacock but ultimately decided against it. (June 27, Deadline)
• Étoile, Prime Video: The ballet dramedy from Gilmore Girls and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel's Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino has been canceled after one season, despite its initial two-season order. (June 6, Deadline)
• Alert: Missing Persons Unit, Fox: The police procedural has been canceled after three seasons. (June 6, The Hollywood Reporter)
• The Cleaning Lady, Fox: The crime drama starring Élodie Yung has been canceled after four seasons. (June 6, The Hollywood Reporter)

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TV show renewals

• The Bachelor, ABC: The Bachelor has been renewed for a 30th season with a new showrunner at the helm. Scott Teti, who is currently the showrunner of Bachelor in Paradise, will also take over behind the scenes of The Bachelor's next season. Claire Freeland and Bennett Graebner previously held the role before exiting in March following "toxic" workplace allegations, according to Deadline. (June 30, Deadline)
• The Comeback, HBO: Well, she (The Comeback) got it (another season)! Lisa Kudrow's Valerie Cherish is coming back for a third and final season of The Comeback. Season 1 of the HBO comedy aired in 2005, followed by a second season in 2014. Season 3 will premiere in 2026. (June 27, HBO)
• Ransom Canyon, Netflix: Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly's Western romance has lassoed a second season. Filming is set to start in September. (June 24, Deadline)
• Bet, Netflix: Bet, which is based on a Japanese manga and set at an elite boarding school where the social order hinges on underground gambling, has been renewed for Season 2. (June 24, Netflix)
• Outlander: Blood of My Blood, Starz: The Outlander prequel, which premieres on Aug. 8, was given a vote of confidence with a Season 2 renewal before Season 1's debut. (June 23, Starz)
• MobLand, Paramount+: The crime drama about warring mob families, starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren, has been renewed for Season 2. (June 23, Paramount+) 
• Bad Thoughts, Netflix: Comedian Tom Segura's vignette-style dark comedy series will return for Season 2. (June 18, Variety)
• Tucci in Italy, Nat Geo: Stanley Tucci's Italian food and travel series — his second, after CNN's Emmy-winning Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy — is going back for seconds. Season 2 will consist of five episodes. (June 16, Deadline)
• LEGO Masters, Fox: The competition series featuring contestants building massive LEGO sculptures is returning for Season 6, but it will be missing one piece. Host Will Arnett is stepping aside, and Nick Cannon will take his place. (June 13, Fox)
• Surf Girls, Prime Video: The Reese Witherspoon-produced docuseries about female surfers has been renewed for a five-part second season, titled Surf Girls: International. (June 12, Prime Video)
• Watch What Happens Live, Bravo: Andy Cohen's late night show has been renewed through 2027. (June 12, Deadline)
• Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Paramount+ — FINAL SEASON: The acclaimed Star Trek series has been renewed for a shortened fifth and final season, which will consist of six episodes. Fans will have some time to prepare for the end; Season 3 premieres July 17. (June 12, Paramount+)
• My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman, Netflix: David Letterman's interview series has been renewed for two seasons, taking it through Season 7. (June 12, The Hollywood Reporter)
• SkyMed, Paramount+: The Canadian medical drama about air ambulance teams has been renewed for Season 4. (June 11, Paramount+)
• Smiling Friends, Adult Swim: The adult animated series has been renewed for both Season 4 and Season 5. The news comes before the premiere of the third season, which is set for this fall. (June 11, The Hollywood Reporter)
• Maxton Hall — The World Between Us, Prime Video: The German series set at an English boarding school will be back for Season 3. The second season premieres in November. (June 9, Deadline)
• Couples Therapy, Showtime: The docuseries that lets viewers peek in on real counseling sessions between troubled couples (and sometimes throuples) will return for Season 5. (June 6, The Wrap)
• All American, The CW — FINAL SEASON: Nkechi Okoro Carroll's sports drama was renewed for an eighth and final season, which will consist of 13 episodes. The CW says the episodes will air in 2026. (June 2, Deadline) 
• Harry Wild, Acorn TV: Jane Seymour's titular amateur detective will return for a fifth season. (June 1, Deadline)