Lucifer: Canceled
Welcome to hell. Star Tom Ellis confirmed on Twitter that Fox has canceled Lucifer after three seasons, saying "It has been the most amazing experience over the past 3 years playing Lucifer and falling in love with you, the fans. It fills me with great sadness to confirm the rumours that some of you have been asking. Fox has indeed cancelled #lucifer I'm so sorry guys. #gutted"
#Gutted is right.
The Brave: Canceled
Three military dramas debuted this season. Only one of them survived. NBC's stab at the genre was not the lucky one.
Taken: Canceled
Apparently Taken did not have the right particular set of skills to stay on NBC. It's been canceled after two seasons, though Universal Television is looking for a new home for the franchise.
The Detour: Renewed
TBS is bringing back its most dysfunctional family for a fourth season.
Speechless: Renewed
Speechless isn't going anywhere! ABC has renewed the comedy for a third season.
The Mick: Canceled
Fox has pulled the plug on Kaitlin Olson's comedy after two seasons.
The Last Man on Earth: Canceled
Oh, farts. Fox has canceled Will Forte's apocalypse comedy after four seasons.
World of Dance: Renewed
Season two of the dance competition series doesn't debut until May 29, but that hasn't stopped NBC from renewing it for a third season!
"We set out to make World of Dance a competition series of the highest caliber — every act that hits the stage gives their all and challenges themselves against the most elite athletes in the world," said Jennifer Lopez. "As an executive producer and judge, I'm constantly reminded of the heart and determination it takes to rise to the challenge and become the best of the best. I can't wait to see the talent that comes across our stage for Season 3."
Blindspot: Renewed
NBC's puzzler of a drama starring Jaimie Alexander may have moved to Fridays this season, but that didn't mean the network lost any faith in it, as proven by its renewal for a fourth season.
Star: Renewed
Lee Daniels' other musical drama on Fox has earned itself a third season renewal, just as the prolific producer has signed a new overall deal with 20th Century Fox TV.
Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, Chicago PD: Renewed
Bring out the celebratory deep dish because NBC is bringing back all its Chicago shows! Chicago Fire will be back for a seventh, Chicago PD will be back for a sixth, and Chicago Med will be back for a fourth.
Law & Order: SVU: Renewed
As if anyone would ever cancel SVU. A record season 20 is on its way to NBC.
A.P. Bio: Renewed
NBC picked up a second season of Glenn Howerton and Patton Oswalt's high school comedy, after averaging a 1.2 rating in 18-49 and 3.7 million viewers overall in L+7 Nielsens in its freshman run.
Life Sentence: Canceled
The life span for Life Sentence has proven to be a short one as the CW has pulled the plug on Lucy Hale's series after one season. The actress broke the news on Twitter with a lengthy note to fans, writing, "I was emotionally attached to this story and to everyone involved so I'm a little shell shocked right now, but I feel fortunate that we got to tell a really beautiful story."
The 100: Renewed
No good shows, no bad shows, only survivors. The 100 has survived and will officially be back on the CW for a sixth season!
Good Girls: Renewed
The good girls will continue to go bad on NBC, as the network renewed the drama starring Christina Hendricks, Mae Whitman and Retta for a second season.
The Resident: Renewed
Fox renewed Matt Czuchry and Emily VanCamp's medical drama for a second season, with Fox president Michael Thorn saying team behind the show "set out to create a medical show that viewers haven't seen before – to peel back the curtain and reveal the truth of what happens, both good and bad, behind the scenes at hospitals across the country. Clearly, they've succeeded."
American Idol: Renewed
At long last, ABC finally has a singing competition that has earned itself a second season. The new judging panel on the network's revival of the iconic reality series—Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie—will be back for a second season, along with hosting mainstay Ryan Seacrest.
Empire: Renewed
We're always down for more Cookie! Fox renewed Lee Daniels' drama for a fifth season, with its entertainment president Michael Thorn saying the show is "as compelling, emotional and unpredictable as it ever was."
The Good Fight: Renewed
Prepare for more brooches! CBS All-Access has renewed its acclaimed legal drama for a third season.
"The Good Fight is a perfect example of what we strive for a CBS All Access original series to be: thought-provoking, boundary-pushing and, most of all, incredibly entertaining," Julie McNamara, executive vice president of original content at CBS All Access, said in a statement. "We can't wait to see what Robert and Michelle King, their creative team and the incomparable cast will bring to audiences in season three."
The Handmaid's Tale: Renewed
Just a few episodes into season two, Hulu has already renewed its acclaimed yet horrifying dystopian drama for a season three, just a few episodes into season two.
Westworld: Renewed
The host uprising will continue as HBO has renewed its head-scratching sci-fi thriller for a third season. "It's been an extraordinary pleasure to work with the exceptionally talented Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, as well as their gifted cast and crew," Casey Bloys, president of HBO's programming, said in a release. "From the inspired storytelling to the incredible visuals, we are so excited to see where the next chapter will take us."
The Last O.G.: Renewed
Tracy Morgan's comeback has rated as the largest cable comedy premiere since 2015, so it's no surprise that TBS has already locked the series—and breakout star Tiffany Haddish—for a second season.
Search Party: Renewed
Dory and her self-absorbed pals will be back for a third season, meaning we'll get resolution to that doozy of a cliffhanger after all.