Shows Ending in 2023

We're not even halfway through 2023, but we are already aware of several fan-favorite shows that will be bidding adieu in 2023. There are some long-running, history-making shows on the list like The CW's The Flash and Hulu's breakout original series The Handmaid's Tale. Fellow awards darlings The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Snowfall will also be airing their final episodes in 2023. 

It's a painful experience for every fan when a beloved show ends. Here, TV Guide pays tribute to all of the shows that will be making their final bows in 2023.

Millennials got to relive their '90s childhoods for a brief moment with the Animaniacs revival on Hulu, but it was short-lived. The revival was canceled in February, just before Season 3 premiered. 

Where to watch: Hulu

Barry (Bill Hader) went to jail for his crimes at the end of Barry Season 3, but there's still one darkly comedic chapter in this hitman's story. The series wraps up in May 2023. 

Where to watch: HBO Max

After 10 seasons of twists and turns, the misadventures of Red Reddington (James Spader) are coming to an end on NBC. What a truly wild ride The Blacklist was! 

Where to watch: Peacock

The first season of Carnival Row premiered on Prime Video over six months before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the world, so you may not even remember that it was a show starring Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevigne. But it was, and the second and final season aired at the top of 2023.

Where to watch: Prime Video

Tax evasion and bank fraud forced USA to cancel Chrisley Knows Best as Chris Chrisley and his wife Julie were sentenced to a combined 19 years in prison in 2022. The reality show's final season will air in 2023 with a condensed 10-episode stint. 

Where to watch: Peacock

William Zabka and Ralph Macchio have introduced a new generation to the magic of The Karate Kid universe with six seasons of Cobra Kai, but the Netflix comedy will come to an end at the end of 2023. 

Where to watch: Netflix

The Crown creator Peter Morgan has a rule that he won't dramatize any historic events less than 20 years old, which means The Crown will reach the end of its rope with the upcoming sixth and final season as it recounts Princess Diana's death and the aftermath for the royal family. 

Where to watch: Netflix

Doom Patrol is potentially the most underrated title in the current Brendan Fraser renaissance, but the quirky, darkly delightful comic book drama ended its run on New Year's Day 2023 on HBO Max. 

Where to watch: HBO Max

When The Walking Dead ended last year, we knew spin-off Fear the Walking Dead couldn't be too far behind. And lo and behold, AMC has announced that Season 8 will be Fear's last. The Walking Dead Universe is shambling in a different direction, and the final season of the drama led by Kim Dickens and Lennie James will premiere in May and end in 2023. 

Where to watch: Hulu

This one goes out to the besties. Firefly Lane will end with the conclusion of its second season at the end of April 2023. 

Where to watch: Netflix 

One of the last Arrowverse shows still holding on will make its final bow in 2023. Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) will say goodbye to Star Labs after Season 8 of The Flash, leaving only Superman & Lois left representing characters brought together by the Greg Berlanti CW superhero universe. It is truly the end of an era.

Where to watch: Netflix

The Goldbergs has delivered some truly iconic episodes and a lot of '80s fun over its decade run, but the ABC sitcom ends after 10 seasons in 2023.

Where to watch: Hulu

Farewell to the Upper East Side. Gossip Girl was rebooted for and edgier HBO Max remake, but in the end it did not have the staying power of the original CW series. The second and final season wrapped up in January 2023. 

Where to watch: HBO Max

Will June (Elisabeth Moss) finally get to triumph? The dystopian series The Handmaid's Tale will reveal the last chapter of the heroine's story in an epic final season that we can only hope will make the suffering we endured during the previous five seasons worth it. June really needs a win.

Where to watch: Hulu

While the Prime Video Nazi-hunting thriller Hunters boasts a hell of a cast (Hi, Al Pacino!), the series went out quietly with a second season that dropped in early 2023. 

Where to watch: Prime Video

The L Word revival premiered in 2019 and lasted three seasons on the premium cable streamer Showtime, but it was canceled in March 2023 after a low-performing season. 

Fans won't be left with the massive cliffhanger at the end of A League of Their Own Season 1, but the second season will be a reduced four-episode "limited series" according to The Hollywood Reporter. The air date is TBD. 

Where to watch: Prime Video

We now know that divine consciousness was behind the abduction of Flight 828, but the final episodes of Manifest will have to answer why, and reveal whether the passengers are able to save a society turning against them from a world-ending apocalypse. 2023 will bring the end to one of the wildest rides on TV.

Where to watch: Netflix

Midge (Rachel Brosnahan) wil do her last stand-up set in 2023 as the Emmy darling comedy The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel makes its final run in the new year beginning in April.

Where to watch: Prime Video

The Sons of Anarchy spin-off Mayans M.C. takes its last ride in summer 2023 after five seasons. 

Where to watch: Hulu

Grab some tissues! The friend group on A Million Little Things is wrapping up its story in the spring of 2023. While the first season was about the crew grieving the loss of their friend Jon (Ron Livingston), Season 6 will be about the group rallying behind Gary (James Roday Rodriguez) as he goes through a second cancer battle. 

Where to watch: Hulu

Justin Theroux starred in the Apple TV+ thriller series based on the novel of the same name, written by his uncle Paul Theroux. Apple TV+ decided to end the show after two seasons, which wrapped up in January 2023. 

How to watch: Apple TV+

After confirming itself as one of the scariest shows the CW has ever launched, Nancy Drew will stop solving mysteries after four seasons.

Where to watch: HBO Max

One of the longest running NCIS series comes to a close in the spring of 2023, with NCIS: LA saying goodbye after 14 seasons on the air. 

Where to watch: Paramount+

Netflix announced ahead of the Never Have I Ever Season 3 premiere that the show would end with a fourth and final season. The charming comedy from Mindy Kaling follows Desi (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan), a precocious high school student on the search for love and self-actualization while also dealing with family, friends, and the existential pressure of high school. 

How to Watch: Netflix

Max Goodwin (Ryan Eggold) has served as one of the most attractive doctors on TV for five seasons now, but his tenure has come to an end. The final New Amsterdam season started this fall, but the show debuted its final episodes in early 2023.

Where to Watch: Peacock

The beloved animated comedy The Owl House broke several barriers in terms of representation, but Disney decided to cut the show short after three seasons. 

Where to watch: Disney+

The Resident survived Emily Van Camp exiting the series for a whole extra season, but Fox decided to end the medical drama after six seasons in the spring of 2023. 

Where to watch: Hulu

Riverdale has faced cult leaders, bear attacks, witches, and even the devil himself, but now TV's weirdest show will have to tackle goodbye. The CW drama's last season kicked off in the spring of 2023. 

Where to Watch: Netflix

2023 was a sad year for fans of creepy nannies and even creepier babies. M. Night Shyamalan's horror series Servant wrapped up in the first quarter of 2023 on Apple TV+.

Where to watch: Apple TV+

The critically acclaimed FX series Snowfall will wrap up its story in 2023 after six seasons. The drama about the drug trade in '80s Los Angeles is heading toward a conclusion that surely won't be good for antihero Franklin Saint (Damson Idris), who is no longer protected by the CIA.

Where to watch: Hulu

Paramount+ will give us our last glimpse of Sir Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard in April 2023 as the Star Trek: The Next Generation spin-off wraps up its run and completes the venerable captain's final tale.

Where to watch: Paramount+

Succession will go down as one of the best family dramas of all time. The Roys will stab each other in the back one last time, or die trying, in the final season that wraps up in May 2023 – and they'll probably get a lot of Emmys for it, too. 

Where to watch: HBO Max

If you like your comic book shows with an extra edge of violence and cursing, plus you don't have Prime Video (home of The Boys), Titans was the show for you. The dark-even-for-Batman take on Gotham premiered its final season on April 13. 

Where to watch: HBO Max

John Krasinski's days as the iconic super-spy from Tom Clancy's best-selling novels will come to an end in 2023 with the fourth and final installment of Jack Ryan. 

Where to watch: Prime Video

The Umbrella Academy Season 3 concluded with the super-powered adopted siblings a lot less, well, super-powered, and in a mysterious timeline sending them in opposite directions. Will the gang be able to reunite to save the world from an apocalypse one more time? We'll have to hope so, because the fourth and final season is coming in 2023.

Where to watch: Netflix

Hulu's dramatic retelling of the rise of Wu-Tang Clan concluded its three-season run in April 2023. 

Where to watch: Hulu

The tale of a distressed father and judge under the thumb of the mafia after his son committed a horrific crime lasted two seasons before Showtime called it quits in 2023. 

How to watch: Showtime