Every Disney+ Show Cancelled in 2026

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Disney Plus is making some changes to its content lineup by 2026, and that means a few shows are ending. Some are finishing their stories as planned, while others won’t be getting new seasons. It’s sad to see shows we love go, but Disney Plus is making room for new and original programs. It’s a good idea to find out which shows are leaving so you can watch them before they’re removed.

‘Andor’ (2022–2025)

‘Andor’ tells the story of how a common thief becomes a committed rebel, acting as a prequel to the movie ‘Rogue One’. The series follows this character as he deals with increasing danger and political unrest throughout the Empire. Starring Diego Luna, it highlights the everyday work and sacrifices needed to launch a rebellion across the galaxy. The show was designed from the start to be told over two seasons, ultimately connecting directly to the beginning of ‘Rogue One’.

‘Goosebumps’ (2023–2025)

The TV show ‘Goosebumps,’ based on R.L. Stine’s popular books, centers around a group of high school students who unintentionally unleash scary, supernatural monsters on their town. Each season blends humor and horror as the teens team up to defeat the creatures and save their families. The show updates familiar horror tales while creating a connected universe for its characters, using a mix of real-life effects and animation to make the monsters come alive.

‘Primos’ (2024–2025)

‘Primos’ is a lively animated series about Tater, a unique girl who spends her summer with her twelve cousins. The show centers on Tater’s journey to discover who she is while navigating the fun and craziness of a large, close-knit family. It beautifully portrays themes of family history and belonging, showcasing a mix of cherished traditions and everyday life. The show’s vibrant and cheerful animation perfectly captures the energy of summer as a kid.

‘Shardlake’ (2024–2025)

“Shardlake” is a drama series based on C.J. Sansom’s novels, set in the time of King Henry VIII. It follows a lawyer who solves crimes while working for Thomas Cromwell. The show blends a compelling mystery with a vivid depiction of sixteenth-century England, and often places the main character in the midst of the era’s intense political and religious struggles. Starring Arthur Hughes, the series delves into themes of power and the practice of law during this historical period.

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2025-12-19 17:17