A to Z (NBC)
The story of two young lovers has been cut short thanks to low ratings.
About a Boy (NBC)
The ratings for season two were way down so NBC cancelled the series.
The After (Amazon)
The streaming service ordered the series following a positive reaction to the pilot episode. They later annonced that the Chris Carter project wouldn’t be moving forward.
Allegiance (NBC)
The peacock network dropped this dramatic series after five low-rated episodes.
Anger Management (FX)
The Charlie Sheen sitcom was renewed for a 90 episode second season but there won’t be a third season.
Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Adult Swim)
The off-the-wall series ends its run with 13 seasons.
Atlantis (BBC America)
BBC announced that there wouldn’t be a third season of the fantasy series.
Auction Hunters (Spike TV)
It was announced that the fifth season would be the end for this series about auctioning off the contents of storage units.
Backstrom (FOX)
Rainn Wilson had a long run on The Office but this FOX series didn’t last nearly as long.
Bad Judge (NBC)
The peacock network decided that 13 episodes was enough of this low-rated sitcom.
Battle Creek (CBS)
This Sunday night crime drama couldn’t draw big enough ratings to justify a second season.
Benched (USA Network)
Low ratings got this courtroom comedy dismissed. It was cancelled after one season of 12 episodes.
The Better Show (syndicated)
Hosted by JD Roberto and Kristina Behr, this syndicated program enjoyed an eight season run before being cancelled.
The Birthday Boys (IFC)
This sketch comedy series lasted for two seasons and 20 installments before being dropped.
Boardwalk Empire (HBO)
It was announced in January 2014 that season five is the end for Nucky Thompson.
Brickleberry (Comedy Central)
Brickleberry National Park is closed. The cable channel decided against ordering a fourth season of the animated comedy.
CNN Money with Christine Romans (CNN)
Along with some other CNN programs, this financial series has been dropped.
The Colbert Report (Comedy Central)
This faux news program comes to an end because Stephen Colbert is succeeding David Letterman in late night on CBS.
Constantine (NBC)
Production was shut down after 13 episodes. The network maintained that the series hadn’t been cancelled but there won’t be a second season on NBC.
Cougar Town (TBS)
The cable channel took over the Courteney Cox sitcom from ABC a few years ago and has decided toend it after six seasons.
Covert Affairs (USA Network)
Following a big drop in the ratings, the cable channel decided to drop the spy series after five seasons.
Cristela (ABC)
The ratings weren’t high enough to justify a second season for this Friday night sitcom.
Derek (Netflix)
Star/creator Ricky Gervais decided to end the show with a special instead of a third season.
Eye Candy (MTV)
The series was dropped after a lackluster season of 10 episodes.
The Following (FOX)
The ratings have been dropping each season and they apparently dropped too low to justify a fourth season.
Forever (ABC)
The lead character may be immortal but the show was not — done in by low ratings.
The Game (BET)
The CW cancelled this show after three seasons. BET revived it and has decided that season nine is the end.
Game of Arms (AMC)
This series was renewed for a second season but was later cancelled with AMC’s purge of reality program. Production was shut down mid-season. The arm-wrestling show could be picked up by another channel.
Garfunkel & Oates (IFC)
The comedy about a pair of female comedy-folk singers has been dropped after a short season of eight episodes.
Glee (FOX)
Despite waning ratings, the network renewed this musical series for two seasons back in 2013. The ratings continued to drop and FOX has confirmed that season six is the end.
Gracepoint (FOX)
This 10-part mystery series could have had a second season but low ratings sealed its fate on FOX.
Ground Floor (TBS)
The cable channel decided to pull the plug on all of their existing comedies and this one was the last fatality.
Happyland (MTV)
A dramedy about a Disneyland-like park didn’t attract enough viewers. It was cancelled after one short season.
Hart of Dixie (The CW)
One of the show’s stars and the series creator each announced that season four is the end of the line.
The story of two young lovers has been cut short thanks to low ratings.
About a Boy (NBC)
The ratings for season two were way down so NBC cancelled the series.
The After (Amazon)
The streaming service ordered the series following a positive reaction to the pilot episode. They later annonced that the Chris Carter project wouldn’t be moving forward.
Allegiance (NBC)
The peacock network dropped this dramatic series after five low-rated episodes.
Anger Management (FX)
The Charlie Sheen sitcom was renewed for a 90 episode second season but there won’t be a third season.
Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Adult Swim)
The off-the-wall series ends its run with 13 seasons.
Atlantis (BBC America)
BBC announced that there wouldn’t be a third season of the fantasy series.
Auction Hunters (Spike TV)
It was announced that the fifth season would be the end for this series about auctioning off the contents of storage units.
Backstrom (FOX)
Rainn Wilson had a long run on The Office but this FOX series didn’t last nearly as long.
Bad Judge (NBC)
The peacock network decided that 13 episodes was enough of this low-rated sitcom.
Battle Creek (CBS)
This Sunday night crime drama couldn’t draw big enough ratings to justify a second season.
Benched (USA Network)
Low ratings got this courtroom comedy dismissed. It was cancelled after one season of 12 episodes.
The Better Show (syndicated)
Hosted by JD Roberto and Kristina Behr, this syndicated program enjoyed an eight season run before being cancelled.
The Birthday Boys (IFC)
This sketch comedy series lasted for two seasons and 20 installments before being dropped.
Boardwalk Empire (HBO)
It was announced in January 2014 that season five is the end for Nucky Thompson.
Brickleberry (Comedy Central)
Brickleberry National Park is closed. The cable channel decided against ordering a fourth season of the animated comedy.
CNN Money with Christine Romans (CNN)
Along with some other CNN programs, this financial series has been dropped.
The Colbert Report (Comedy Central)
This faux news program comes to an end because Stephen Colbert is succeeding David Letterman in late night on CBS.
Constantine (NBC)
Production was shut down after 13 episodes. The network maintained that the series hadn’t been cancelled but there won’t be a second season on NBC.
Cougar Town (TBS)
The cable channel took over the Courteney Cox sitcom from ABC a few years ago and has decided toend it after six seasons.
Covert Affairs (USA Network)
Following a big drop in the ratings, the cable channel decided to drop the spy series after five seasons.
Cristela (ABC)
The ratings weren’t high enough to justify a second season for this Friday night sitcom.
Derek (Netflix)
Star/creator Ricky Gervais decided to end the show with a special instead of a third season.
Eye Candy (MTV)
The series was dropped after a lackluster season of 10 episodes.
The Following (FOX)
The ratings have been dropping each season and they apparently dropped too low to justify a fourth season.
Forever (ABC)
The lead character may be immortal but the show was not — done in by low ratings.
The Game (BET)
The CW cancelled this show after three seasons. BET revived it and has decided that season nine is the end.
Game of Arms (AMC)
This series was renewed for a second season but was later cancelled with AMC’s purge of reality program. Production was shut down mid-season. The arm-wrestling show could be picked up by another channel.
Garfunkel & Oates (IFC)
The comedy about a pair of female comedy-folk singers has been dropped after a short season of eight episodes.
Glee (FOX)
Despite waning ratings, the network renewed this musical series for two seasons back in 2013. The ratings continued to drop and FOX has confirmed that season six is the end.
Gracepoint (FOX)
This 10-part mystery series could have had a second season but low ratings sealed its fate on FOX.
Ground Floor (TBS)
The cable channel decided to pull the plug on all of their existing comedies and this one was the last fatality.
Happyland (MTV)
A dramedy about a Disneyland-like park didn’t attract enough viewers. It was cancelled after one short season.
Hart of Dixie (The CW)
One of the show’s stars and the series creator each announced that season four is the end of the line.
