There are plenty of brand-new TV shows premiering in 2024, but that doesn’t mean every TV show was written to last forever. Some TV shows are coming to an end in 2024 thanks to cancellations for various reasons or simply reaching the end of the storyline.
Regardless of the genres you enjoy watching the most, there’s a chance your favorite TV shows may not survive the next 12 months. (Click here to discover the best TV shows that only lasted for one season.)
To gather this list of TV shows coming to an end in 2024, 24/7 Tempo consulted several entertainment websites. These include ScreenRant, The Daily Star, and TV Line.
Elite
“Elite” is the Spanish teen drama that first debuted in 2018. After eight successful seasons, the show is coming to an end in 2024. As far as Netflix shows go, this is the longest running Spanish series the network has ever had. The show was created by Jaime Vaca and Carlos Montero telling the story of high school students from different social statuses spending time together on one campus. Ester Expósito and Itzan Escamilla are two of the leading actors.
Sweet Tooth
You won’t spot new episodes of “Sweet Tooth” by the time 2024 comes to an end. The show, which premiered in 2021, is a Netflix original that tells the story of a boy who is half-human, half-deer. He’s surviving a post-apocalyptic world doing his best to reach new levels of success and safety. Although the main character of the show is a little boy, there are some incredibly dark moments that give “Sweet Tooth” more of an adult vibe. Christian Convery is the actor who plays Gus.
The Umbrella Academy
”The Umbrella Academy” is easily one of the most-talked about shows of this generation. Despite the fact that it only lasted for four seasons, the cast lineup did an amazing job. Some of those cast members include Aidan Gallagher and Elliot Page. It premiered in 2019, and will officially come to an end in 2024. It tells a story of 43 infants trying to get by in 1989. Since their birth stories are mysteries, they begin figuring out their purposes in life when they reach their teenage years.
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It’s easy to enjoy a show like “You” is the other type of person who enjoys true crime. The thriller drama premiered in 2018, and has gone on for four seasons telling the story of a stalker who falls head over heels in love with his victims. Penn Badgley takes on the role in an effortless manner, showcasing signs of true obsession throughout each and every episode. The show is eerily similar to Badgley’s other big show, “Gossip Girl.”
Our Flag Means Death
“Our Flag Means Death” will come to an official end in 2024. It’s been canceled by Max after two jaw-dropping seasons. The show focuses on a spoiled aristocrat named Stede Bonnet who turns his back on a life of opulence in exchange for an adventurous existence as a pirate. If you’re hoping for “Pirates of the Caribbean” energy, you’ll find that with this show. It’s set in the 18th century.
American Born Chinese
”American Born Chinese” is a Disney Plus show that will be ending in 2024. It tells a story of a teenage boy named Jin Wang played by Ben Wang. He discovers details about the battle of mythological gods in Chinese culture when he starts attending high school. There simply wasn’t enough viewership for the show to continue on into the future.
Blue Bloods
After 14 epic seasons, “Blue Bloods” is finally coming to an end. It first premiered in 2010 as an intriguing police drama that kept viewers on the edge of their seats. Tom Selleck led the way in this show as the New York police commissioner and patriarch of his own family full of law enforcement officials.
Station 19
In 2018, “Station 19” first premiered for TV lovers to see. This is a firefighter drama filled to the brim with action scenes and intense moments of heroism. It tells the story of a fire station called Station 19 located in the heart of Seattle. Some of the main cast members are Jaina Lee Ortiz, Grey Damon, and Jason Winston George.
Yellowstone
“Yellowstone” is a western TV series that first premiered in 2018. This show is ending in 2024 after five heavy-hitting seasons. Kevin Costner is the actor who leads the way in this cost as an Oscar and Emmy award-winning star. Usually when people think of westerns, they think of old-fashioned movies. This TV series honored old western films while also maintaining a modern feel.
Young Sheldon
In 2017, “Young Sheldon” landed on television starring Iain Armitage. It’s now possible to bingewatch episodes on Netflix, Max, and Hulu. The show is ending after seven seasons telling the story of Sheldon Cooper’s childhood. He grew up in East Texas with a mind that never allowed him to fit in with other kids his own age. This show served as a wonderful prequel to “The Big Bang Theory,” which premiered in 2007.
Curb Your Enthusiasm
In 2000, “Curb Your Enthusiasm” premiered as an improvised series starring Larry David. In the show, David plays an exaggerated version of himself. The sitcom has been described as being a hilarious comedy over the years. Some of the other actors in the lineup include Jeff Garland, Cheryl Hines, and Susie Essman.
David’s unwillingness to keep up with societal expectations is the main premise of this particular series. Regardless of the loyal fans who have been watching this show for years, “Curb Your Enthusiasm” is coming to an end in 2024.
The Handmaid’s Tale
“The Handmaid’s Tale” became a hot topic of conversation in 2017 when it first premiered. The drama stars Elizabeth Moss, Yvonne Strahovski, and Alexis Bledel in leading roles. “The Handmaid’s Tale,” which is based on a best selling novel written by Margaret Atwood, will not continue beyond 2024.
The show tells the story of a fundamentalist regime that has no respect for women beyond treating them as property. This is a show that pulled in loads of positive reviews from critics and social media users. Even celebrities like Kylie Jenner revealed how much they enjoyed watching it.
Superman and Lois
Are you ready to see another superhero TV show come to an end? We’ve got bad news for anyone who was enjoying “Superman and Lois.” The show, which premiered in 2021, is ending after three seasons. Tyler Hoechlin is the actor who took on the role of Clark Kent, opposite Bitsie Tulloch, who played Lois. There wasn’t much time or opportunity for more crossover episodes to occur in the air over us with other popular DC shows like “The Flash,” “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow,” or “Supergirl,” either.
Big Mouth
“Big Mouth” is a Netflix original series you won’t see new episodes of after 2024. The animated sitcom landed on the streaming platform in 2017, and has gone on for seven seasons. Some of the voice actors in the lineup include Nick Kroll, John Mulaney, and Jessi Klein. The show focuses on the struggles of going through puberty during your adolescent years. There are tons of awkward and cringeworthy moments in many episodes of the show.
Cobra Kia
“Cobra Kai” is a show that was developed in honor of the “Karate Kid” movie franchise from the 80s. “Cobra Kai” premiered in 2018, and went on for five seasons starring Ralph Macchio, William Zabka, Xolo Maridueña, and Peyton List in the leading roles. The action-packed series focuses on the beloved Cobra Kai dojo, and the resurgence of serious rivalries from many years in the past.
Anyone who appreciates fierce martial arts sequences will appreciate what “Cobra Kai” has to offer, even though the show is coming to an end. “Cobra Kia” features some characters who viewers genuinely love and other characters viewers totally hate. Click here to discover the 20 TV characters fans love to hate.