When you produce as much TV as Netflix does, eventually you have to clear some room. After all, the streaming video space is already way too crowded. How can the service keep throwing new shows at you, while expecting you to also digest its almost endless list of originals that are already out there in the ether waiting to be binged?
With that in mind, Netflix canceled even more shows in 2019 than it did in 2018. Last year, they only dropped the hammer on 14 original shows, including Lady Dynamite, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, The Joel McHale Show With Joel McHale, and Marvel’s Daredevil. In 2019, however, nearly two dozen shows were announced as ending.
Among them were the remaining Marvel series, a sci-fi gem in The OA, and several more you might have been fond of or meaning to check out. Take a look before at every show ended by Netflix in 2019. Then, if you want to know what they made room for, take a look at the biggest exclusives coming to the service in 2020.
1. Anne with an E
Number of seasons: 3
2. Dear White People
Number of seasons: 4
3. Marvel’s Jessica Jones
Number of seasons: 3
4. Marvel’s The Punisher
Number of seasons: 2
5. GLOW
Number of seasons: 4
The final season will air in 2020.
6. The OA
Number of seasons: 2
7. Trinkets
Number of seasons: 2
8. Tuca & Bertie
Number of seasons: 1
9. A Series of Unfortunate Events
Number of seasons: 3
10. Friends from College
Number of seasons: 2
11. Santa Clarita Diet
Number of seasons: 3
12. Chambers
Number of seasons: 1
13. She’s Gotta Have It
Number of seasons: 2
14. One Day at a Time
Number of seasons: 3
This show was resurrected by Pop.
15. Lucifer
Number of seasons: 5
The final season will air in 2020.
16. The Rain
Number of seasons: 3
17. Dark
Number of seasons: 3
18. Travelers
Number of seasons: 3
19. Fuller House
Number of seasons: 5
The final episodes will air in 2020.
20. The Ranch
Number of seasons: 4
The final episodes will air in 2020.
21. Designated Survivor
Number of seasons: 3
22. Voltron: Legendary Defender
Number of seasons: 8
Source: GameSpot