All the TV Shows That Have Been Cancelled in February 2026

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February 2026 has seen a surprising number of TV show cancellations, impacting both traditional networks and streaming services. Several shows, including some that have been on for a long time and some newer ones, have been announced as ending, as production companies re-evaluate their plans. These decisions are due to a variety of reasons, from creative choices to personal circumstances affecting the stars. Here’s a list of the shows that won’t be continuing after announcements made this month.

‘Smiling Friends’ (2020–2026)

The animated comedy ‘Smiling Friends’ will finish after its current third season on Adult Swim. Creators Michael Cusack and Zach Hadel have decided to end the show now, even though it was previously renewed for two more seasons. They want to ensure the series maintains its quality and avoid creative exhaustion. The final two episodes will air on April 12th, bringing an end to this popular and unique show.

‘Tell Me Lies’ (2022–2026)

Hulu has decided not to renew its drama series ‘Tell Me Lies’ for another season, meaning the show will end after three seasons. Meaghan Oppenheimer, the show’s creator, shared the news on Instagram, explaining that the final episode was always planned as the story’s ending. She and the writers are proud of how the story and characters developed and feel it reached a satisfying conclusion. The announcement was made as the final episode became available. ‘Tell Me Lies’ was based on a novel by Carola Lovering and focused on the complicated and unhealthy aspects of a long-lasting romantic relationship.

‘Terminator Zero’ (2024)

Netflix has cancelled the animated series ‘Terminator Zero’ after just one season. Creator Mattson Tomlin announced the show won’t be returning. ‘Terminator Zero’ stood out with its distinct animation style and took place in Japan, adding a fresh take to the classic ‘Terminator’ story. Although the series introduced new characters and ideas, Netflix has chosen not to move forward with it. The eight episodes that have been released will remain available as a complete story.

‘Sherri’ (2022–2026)

After four seasons, the daytime talk show ‘Sherri,’ hosted by Sherri Shepherd, has been canceled. The show, which followed ‘The Wendy Williams Show,’ was a regular fixture on daytime TV, offering a blend of celebrity interviews, comedy, and pop culture discussion. Sherri Shepherd started the show after successfully guest hosting on other popular programs, but its final episodes will air this fall.

‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’ (2019–2026)

After seven seasons, ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’ will be ending its regular broadcast. Kelly Clarkson has announced she’s leaving the daily schedule to focus on her family. The show was a hit with both critics and viewers, winning several Daytime Emmy Awards and attracting a large audience. While new episodes will air through the fall, this change represents a significant shift in daytime television, given the show’s consistent success.

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2026-03-05 02:15