Series Not Yet Renewed or Canceled at Netflix: September 2023

Netflix releases a lot of TV. In fact, they produce that a lot of companies combined, and as a result of this volume, not everything gets renewed. We often hear of cancelations, but in the case of dozens of shows, however, we’re still waiting for verdicts on their future. Below are all the titles yet to have their future officially announced as of September 2023. 

This is one of three big tracking lists we keep here at What’s on Netflix. We also track all the renewed shows at Netflix that have been renewed for future seasons. We also are tracking all the 2023 cancelations at Netflix.

To keep this list manageable (a surprising number of shows that just ended without any official follow-up), we won’t list titles that haven’t been updated for over three years. It’s probably safe to assume that the show is dead. Titles that fall under this banner include the likes of The Innocents and Tidelands. 

We’re also keeping the list mostly limited to English-language shows.

Due to the ongoing Hollywood strikes, the LA Times did report that Netflix told them that “programming conversations are on hold due to the writers’ strike” specifically referring to Shadow and Bone season 3. Since that comment, The Lincoln Lawyer and One Piece have been renewed during the strike.

If we’re missing any titles below or you’ve got intel on the future of a show that isn’t publicly available, hit me up by email (kasey@whats-on-netflix) or let us know in the comments.

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List of Netflix Shows Yet to Be Renewed or Canceled

• Agent Elvis (Season 2) – Unclear whether this animated series was designed as a standalone limited series or whether there are more seasons possible.
• Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of Fun (Season 2) – Comedy series that debuted in November 2020. No word on any follow-up although the comedy troupe is active.
• Barbarians (Season 3) – The German historical drama made a smaller impact on its second go around, and it’s unclear whether there’ll be any more. We were alerted that there could be more although Netflix shot that rumor down.
• Beef (Season 2) – Produced by A24 Television this show could return as an anthology or continuation according to its creator but no official renewal just yet.

• Black Summer (Season 3) – Most recent season aired in June 2021, and no word since. Our prediction is that it’s likely ended or ghost-canceled.
• Bookmarks (Season 2) – Educational kids series produced by Tiffany Haddish that was released in September 2020.
• Captain Fall (Season 2) – Was originally given an upfront order, although it turns out it’ll need to hit certain numbers to get a second season. The first batch of episodes consisting of 10 episodes dropped on July 28th, 2023.
• Chad and JT Go Deep (Season 2) – Comedy series that debuted in August 2022.
• Chicago Party Aunt (Part 3) – The animated series was given an upfront order – most of the crew finished work in late 2021 and no word since. Likely canceled.
• Criminal: UK (Season 3) – Came originally alongside multiple other anthology series in different languages and was the only one to get renewed for a second season which dropped in September 2020.
• Decoupled (Season 2) – Indian/English comedy series that debuted in December 2021.
• Eternally Confused and Eager for Love (Season 2) – Comedy drama series that debuted in March 2022.
• Far from Home (Season 2) – African coming-of-age drama that debuted in December 2022. No word on the future although wasn’t included in a recent South African slate lineup.
• Farzar (Season 2) – Animated series from the creators of Brickleberry and Paradise PD. Debuted in July 2022.
• Glamorous (Season 2) – Drama that was released in June 2023. Didn’t make a huge impact in the top 10s and with the strike, unclear whether it’ll return.

• God’s Favorite Idiot (Season 2) – Was originally commissioned for 16 episodes, but only eight have been produced and released. No word on whether it’ll return after its initial June 2022 release.
• Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities (Season 2) – Horror anthology series that debuted in October 2022 – unclear whether it’ll return despite GDT working on multiple other Netflix projects.
• Gymnastics Academy: A Second Chance! (Season 2) – Family drama that debuted in September 2022.
• Hard Cell (Season 2) – British comedy series starring Catherine Tate. Not expected to return for season 2.
• How to Ruin Christmas (Season 4) – Comedy series.
• I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson (Season 4) – Comedy sketch series.
• In From the Cold (Season 2) – First debuting in March 2022, no word on the future of this sci-fi thriller series.
• Izzy’s Koala World (Season 3) – Children’s educational series.
• Jiva! (Season 2) – South African drama series that was released with 5 episodes in June 2021. No word on the future.
• Kings of Jo’Burg (Season 3) – South African series that saw its most recent season drop in January 2023.

• Living with Yourself (Season 2) – Comedy drama starring Paul Rudd that debuted in October 2019. Paul Rudd mentioned the series recently during the press tour of Ant-Man 3 but no word on its return.
• Master of None (Season 4) – Was renewed for a third season but no word on whether the show will return for more.
• Medical Police (Season 2) – First debuted in January 2020; no word on future episodes nearly three years later.
• Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area (Season 2) – It’d be fair to say that Money Heist: Korea fell a bit flat with subscribers meaning we still don’t know whether there’ll be anything else to come.
• Mulligan (Season 2) – The science-fiction animated comedy animated series from producer Tina Fey didn’t make much of an impact when it launched but it could’ve been given an upfront order.
• Murderville (Season 2) – Renewed for a Christmas special, but no word on an entire second season for the sketch comedy series. Season 1 premiered in February 2022.
• Phantom Pups (Season 2) – Children’s live-action comedy that debuted in September 2022.
• Pieces of Her (Season 2) – Not billed as a limited series, Pieces of Her premiered in early 2022 but has yet to get an official renewal.
• Russian Doll (Season 3) – Season 2 was a surprise in itself and premiered in April 2022. No word on the future yet.
• Saturday Morning All Star Hits! (Season 2) – Comedy animation series that debuted in December 2021.
• Savage Beauty (Season 2)

• Shadow and Bone (Season 3) – Most recent season premiered in March 2023, but viewing stats put a question mark on future seasons. Reportedly no decision will be made until after strike.
• Shanty Town (Season 2) – South African crime drama that debuted in January 2023.
• Sneakerheads (Season 2) – Comedy that first debuted in September 2020 – almost certainly ghost-canceled.
• Super PupZ (Season 2) – Children’s comedy that debuted in March 2022.

• Survival of the Thickest (Season 2) – Debuted in July 2023 in collaboration with A24 Television.
• Sweet Magnolias (Season 4) – The most recent season premiered in July 2023. No word on the future but numbers still look solid for the Sherryl Woods feel-good drama adaptation.
• The Guardians of Justice (Season 2) – Adi Shankar’s experimental animation series – debuted in March 2022. Shankar is working on a new show for Netflix set to release in October.
• The Iliza Shlesinger Sketch Show (Season 2) – Sketch comedy series that debuted in April 2020.
• The Last Bus (Season 2) – Kids’ science-fiction live-action series that debuted in April 2022.
• The Pentaverate (Season 2) – Mike Myer’s return to comedy in the new series that premiered in May 2022. Unclear whether it was a limited series but it did bomb so is unlikely to return.
• Unseen (Season 2) – Crime thriller from South Africa.
• Unstable (Season 2) – Rob Lowe comedy series – was reportedly in early stages of development but not officially greenlit. Development paused because of WGA strike – unclear whether it’ll return.
• Wellmania (Season 2) – Australian comedy series that premiered in late March 2023.

Once again, if you can confirm the status of any of the above shows, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Which show above do you hope gets renewed? Let us know in the comments below.