All the Canceled and Renewed TV Shows This Month (July 2026)

After the annual spring rush of TV renewals and cancellations, the headlines have slowed down this summer, with July off to an especially sleepy start. The biggest news of the month is that Forest Whitaker's Bumpy Johnson is getting closure: Godfather of Harlem will return for a two-hour series finale on MGM+. 

Elsewhere, Prime Video has renewed one faith-based series from the studio Wonder Project and axed another: House of David will be back for Season 3, but It's Not Like That will not be back for Season 2.

We're keeping tabs on all the shows that have been canceled or renewed in July below. 

ALSO READ: June's renewals and cancellations

TV show cancellations

• It's Not Like That, Prime Video: The faith-based drama starring Scott Foley as a newly widowed minister has been canceled after one season. Foley addressed the news on Instagram, saying he was "disappointed" but "so proud" of the show. (July 7, Deadline)

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TV show renewals

• House of David, Prime Video: The Biblical drama about the life of King David has been renewed for a third season. (July 10, Prime Video)
• Godfather of Harlem, MGM+ — SERIES FINALE: After four seasons, the 1960s-set crime drama will return for a two-hour series finale, wrapping up the story of Forest Whitaker's New York gangster Bumpy Johnson. (July 1, Deadline)