Publication date May 29, 2023

The Verdict is In, Here are Your May 2023 Television Renewals and Cancellations

As the merry month of May gallops on, the television landscape, much like the weather, continues to evolve. While some of our favorite series are blooming with renewal news, others are, sadly, wilting away. It's the inevitable dance of television series, a perennial cycle of creation and destruction.

So, grab your popcorn, your favorite blanket, and perhaps a box of tissues (because let's face it, we're all still mourning that one canceled series), as we dive into the list of TV shows that have either received the kiss of life or the sting of cancellation this May 2023.

Source: Vulture

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Canceled Shows:

"Big Sky" (ABC): This series, despite the presence of Jensen Ackles, couldn't make it past its third season. (Deadline, May 12)

"The Company You Keep" (ABC): The complicated romance of a con man and a CIA agent couldn't save this Milo Ventimiglia drama from low ratings. It's been axed. (Deadline, May 12)

"Alaska Daily" (ABC): Despite Hilary Swank's star power, this series was cut short after just one season due to low ratings. (Deadline, May 12)

"Lockwood & Co." (Netflix): The supernatural teen series won't be spooking us with a second season. (Deadline, May 12)

"The Winchesters" (The CW): This "Supernatural" prequel was extinguished after just one season. (Variety, May 11)

"Kung Fu" (The CW): This reboot of the original '70s series was dropped after three seasons. (Variety, May 11)

"Fantasy Island" (Fox): The fantasy ended for the reboot of the classic series after two seasons. (Fox, May 9)

"Walker: Independence" (The CW): The prequel to the Jared Padalecki series "Walker" was retired after one season. (Deadline, May 9)

"East New York" (CBS): This police procedural starring Amanda Warren was sent packing after one season. (TV Line, May 8)

"True Lies" (CBS): This James Cameron action comedy adaptation couldn't make it past its first season. (TV Line, May 8)

"Call Me Kat" (Fox): Mayim Bialik's comedy was halted after three seasons due to low ratings. (Fox, May 5)

"Yellowstone" (Paramount Network): The modern Western juggernaut is coming to an end with its fifth season, though an untitled sequel series is on its way. (Variety, May 5)

TV Show Renewals:

"The Bachelor" (ABC): The dating series is confirmed for a 28th season. True love prevails! (ABC, May 16)

"The Conners" (ABC): The bank accounts of John Goodman and Laurie Metcalf can rejoice, as their sitcom has been confirmed for a sixth season. (ABC, May 16)

"American Idol" (ABC): The reality singing competition will be back for a seventh season on ABC (and a 22nd season overall). (ABC, May 16)

"America's Funniest Home Videos" (ABC): Alfonso Ribeiro will be back for a 34th season of laughs. (ABC, May 16)

"Bachelor in Paradise" (ABC): Former Bachelor and Bachelorette contestants will keep getting a second chance at love with the spin-off set to return for Season 9. (ABC, May 16)

"Celebrity Wheel of Fortune" (ABC): The star-studded game show will return for a fourth season. (ABC, May 16)

"Celebrity Jeopardy!" (ABC): The Jeopardy! spin-off will return for a second season. (ABC, May 16)

"Not Dead Yet" (ABC): Living up to its title, Gina Rodriguez's sitcom has been confirmed for a second season. (ABC, May 16)

"Shark Tank" (ABC): The sharks will return for Season 15. (ABC, May 16)

"Special Forces: World's Toughest Test" (Fox): This physical reality competition will return for a second season. (Fox, May 15)

And many more...

So, whether you're celebrating the survival of your favourites or mourning the loss of a beloved show, remember, in the world of television, nothing is ever truly gone. They just move to the rerun schedule!

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