Here’s all the TV shows cancelled or renewed for the 2019 season

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The 2018-2019 TV season won’t be ending until this August, but the five major broadcast networks in the country have already decided on the future of many of their comedy and drama shows.

ABC

The Good Doctor
The Good Doctor

ABC has already handed renewals to its drama series The Good Doctor (Season 3), Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Season 7), A Million Little Things (Season 2), and Modern Family, which will end its run after 11 seasons.

While it has also ordered another season of its comedy series Black-ish (Season 6), the network opted not to renew its crime comedy-drama Take Two after its freshman run drew lackluster ratings.

CBS

Criminal Minds
Criminal Minds

CBS, for his part, has ordered another season of Blue Bloods (Season 10), FBI (Season 2), God Friended Me (Season 2), Magnum P.I. (Season 2), NCIS (Season 17), NCIS: Los Angeles (Season 11), NCIS: New Orleans (Season 6), and Criminal Minds. The last of which will conclude its 15-season run next TV season.

Though CBS’ The Big Bang Theory is ending with its Season 12 next TV season, the network has still got some pretty good comedy series in its slate. It has renewed The Neighborhood for Season 2, Young Sheldon for Seasons 3 & 4, and Mom for Seasons 7 & 8.

Other CBS’ series that got cancelled this TV season are the sci-fi series Salvation and the crime drama series Elementary, which will premiere its 13-episode final season on May 23rd.

Fox

Empire
Empire

Empire (Season 6), 9-1-1 (Season 3), and The Resident (Season 3) have all been renewed for another season by Fox. The network has also handed renewals to comedy series Bob’s Burgers (Season 10), Family Guy (Season 18), Last Man Standing (Season 8), and The Simpsons (Seasons 31 & 32).

However, Fox has cancelled its X-Men series The Gifted after two seasons, Batman origin series Gotham after five seasons, and comedy series Rel after one season.

NBC

The Blacklist
The Blacklist

Pretty much like CBS, NBC has also kept most of the shows in its program lineup. The Peacock network has ordered additional season for The Blacklist (Season 7), Chicago Fire (Season 8), Chicago Med (Season 5), Chicago P.D. (Season 7), Good Girls (Season 3), Law & Order: SVU (Season 21), Manifest (Season 2), and New Amsterdam (Season 2).

Brooklyn Nine-Nine (Season 7), which debuted on the network last January, also scored a season renewal from the network, along with fan-favorites The Good Place (Season 4), and Superstore (Season 5).

Sadly, Midnight, Texas (two seasons), Reverie (one season), Shades of Blue (three seasons), and Marlon (two seasons) have been dropped by NBC from its slate.

The CW

The Flash
The Flash

Black Lightning (Season 3), DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (Season 5), The Flash (Season 6), Supergirl (Season 5), and Arrow (Season 8) are all returning to The CW next TV season, but the upcoming season of Arrow will be its last.

Other The CW shows that have received season renewals are All American (Season 2), Charmed (Season 2), Dynasty (Season 3), In the Dark (Season 2), Legacies (Season 2), The 100 (Season 7), Riverdale (Season 4), and Roswell, New Mexico (Season 2). The CW has also renewed its longest-running TV series Supernatural for Season 15, but that season will be its swan song.

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend ended its four-season run last April, while Jane the Virgin’s five-season run will conclude on May 22nd. iZombie will also end its five-season run later this TV season.

Source: Deadline