Get ready to say goodbye to some of your favorite TV shows! In the fast-paced world of television, cancellations are unfortunately a part of the game. Recently, CBS announced the end of Bob Hearts Abishola after five seasons, leaving fans saddened by the news. So Help Me Todd, won’t be returning for a third season, despite its strong ratings, and fans are disappointed by CBS’s decision. Hulu’s The Other Black Girl got axed after just one season, leaving audiences wondering what could have been. And for fans of the Power franchise, the cancellation of Power Book II: Ghost comes as a tough blow. Let’s take a moment to remember these shows and the impact they’ve had on our screens.
Bob Hearts Abishola
On November 29, 2023, CBS announced its decision to end Bob Hearts Abishola with Season 5. The news of its cancellation came just a few months after it was reported that only Billy Gardell and Folake Olowofoyeku had their series-regular options exercised to remain on the multi-camera comedy full time.
So Help Me Todd
It’s disappointing news for fans of So Help Me Todd as CBS has decided not to renew the show for a third season, despite its strong ratings. Despite fans’ fervent appeals and hopes for a revival on Paramount+, CBS remains resolute in its decision to conclude the series after its second season. The upcoming season finale will serve as the end of So Help Me Todd, leaving fans disheartened but continuing to advocate for a reconsideration of CBS’s verdict.
The Other Black Girl
Hulu has made the decision to cancel The Other Black Girl after its first season, despite the series being well-received by audiences. The streaming platform has remained silent on the reasons behind the cancellation, leaving fans and critics speculating about the fate of the female-led series. With its unique premise and strong performances, The Other Black Girl received praise for its exploration of race, identity, and workplace dynamics. However, Hulu’s decision to end the series after just one season has disappointed many who were eager to see where the story would go next.
Power Book II: Ghost
Fans of the Power franchise are facing disappointment once again they are losing Ghost as Starz has decided to cancel Power Book II: Ghost. The show’s fourth season will serve as its last, but it will be divided into two parts, with premieres scheduled for June 7 and September 6.
Still Up
Apple TV+’s insomnia comedy starring Antonia Thomas and Craig Roberts, has been canceled after one season. The series, which launched in September 2023, was quietly shelved earlier this year, disappointing fans of the show’s unique premise and talented cast. Despite its promising start, “Still Up” will not be returning for further episodes, marking the end of its brief run on the streaming platform.
Power Book IV: Force
“Power Book IV: Force,” part of the “Power” franchise on Starz, is set to conclude with its upcoming Season 3. Showrunner and executive producer Gary Lennon confirmed that this season will be the final installment for the series, which focuses on the character Tommy Egan’s journey in Chicago. Production for Season 3 is currently underway in Chicago. This marks the end of Tommy Egan’s current storyline in the “Power” universe.
All American : Homecoming
“All American: Homecoming,” the spinoff of the popular series “All American,” has been officially canceled by The CW. Despite efforts to capture the same audience, the spinoff did not garner as many viewers as the original show. Executive producer Nkechi Okoro Carroll released an official statement following the announcement of the cancellation.
