Shows Axed in 2026: A Bittersweet Farewell

On April 2nd, TV networks and streamers are slashing shows left and right in 2026, with heavy hitters like The Late Show, with Steven.

Colbert wrapping after more than 30 years on CBS. It's final episode hitting May 21st.

CBS is also acting Wattson after two seasons, and DMV after one, while AMC pulls the plug on Tala Masca, the secret order from the Anne Rice universe.

Paramount Plus is ending Star Trek, Starfleet Academy with a second season, and Netflix says no more to the Abandons and the Vince Staples show.

NBC Universal is killing off syndicated staples, like Access Hollywood, after 30 seasons, Access Daily, Caramo, after four years, and the Steve Wokos.

Show after 19.

Talk Show hosts and stars are filling the sting, Steven Colbert called it the end of an era on air, more as Chestnut from Wattson said it was.

Disappointing but thanked fans, and Sherry Shepard vowed to fight for her Fox show somewhere else.

Lou Cook, from Good Cop slash Back Cop, on the CW shared his heartbreak online, calling Hollywood a Dreammaker and Heartbreaker.

Networks blame shifting economics and daytime TV changes, with some like Paul Moriel on Apple TV, Yef Sheph on NBC, and basketball wives on VH1 quietly, fading after solid runs.

A few promise final episodes or franchise crossovers ahead.

As the dust settles, expect more cuts in this tight market, but these shows leave lasting marks on our screens.

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