Streaming TV scorecard: Which streaming shows are canceled and which are renewed in 2023?
By Sandy C.
As broadcast TV continues to announce which shows are coming back for another season and which are canceled, streaming platforms are also reviewing their programs and deciding what to toss and what to keep. Needless to say, it can all be a little much to keep up with, but we’re here to help! If you need a quick list of streaming shows that are canceled and renewed on your favorite platforms, you’ve come to the right place!
Following cancellation and renewal updates for broadcast TV is not a simple task — and that’s before adding streaming TV into the mix. To keep up with streaming shows that have been canceled on Netflix, Apple TV+, Prime Video and others, read on! Below and in the following slides, we will also list the renewed streaming TV shows that are returning. Be sure to bookmark this post as we will be updating it with updates as they are announced.
Click HERE for out broadcast TV scorecard.
Which Apple TV+ streaming shows are canceled?
- The Mosquito Coast
- Truth Be Told
- Shantaram
- Dear Edward
- City on Fire
- High Desert
- Suspicion
At the time of this writing, only these three shows have been canceled by Apple TV+, with Truth Be Told being the latest one to get the boot. There’s a chance more will soon follow. Check back for updates! In the meantime, here are the shows that have already scored another season.
Which Apple TV+ streaming shows are renewed?
- Acapulco season 3 is a go
- The Big Door Prize will be coming back for season 2
- For All Mankind has been renewed for season 4
- Invasion season 2 is happening
- Loot season 2 is a go
- The Morning Show will be coming back for season 3
- Mythic Quest has been renewed for season 4
- Pachinko season 2 is happening
- Physical season 3 is a go
- Severance season 2 is coming later this year
- Shrinking will be coming back for season 2
- Trying is coming back with season 4
Our current favorite on Apple TV+ is Ted Lasso, airing its third and final season. And two shows we can’t wait to watch again, are The Afterparty and Severance.