Fans wondering whether a favorite show is coming back can check Deadline’s running 2026 TV series renewals list, which tracks new seasons across broadcast, cable and streaming. The page is updated often, so the picture shifts as the year goes on, and Deadline asks readers to check back for new additions.
The renewals cover nearly every genre. According to Deadline, Grey’s Anatomy on ABC has been renewed for Season 23, Law & Order on NBC for Season 26, and Survivor on CBS for Season 51. Long-running shows are getting new seasons alongside newer ones, which makes the list handy for anyone who follows a particular franchise.
Which shows are getting new seasons?
Plenty of them. Abbott Elementary is set for Season 6 on ABC, and Emily in Paris is heading to Season 6 on Netflix. In animation, The Simpsons moves to Season 38 on Fox, Family Guy to Season 25, and Invincible to Season 6 on Prime Video. Those are only a few of the comedies and animated series on the list.
Reality and competition fans have plenty to track as well. Deadline lists Big Brother for Seasons 29 and 30 on CBS, Dancing with the Stars for Season 35 on ABC, and The Traitors for Seasons 6 through 8 on Peacock. RuPaul’s Drag Race is set for Season 19 on MTV, and Love Island USA for Season 9 on Peacock.
Cable and daytime shows are in the mix too. Bravo has renewed Below Deck for Season 13 and The Real Housewives of New Jersey for Season 15, while FX has ordered Season 2 of The Lowdown. In syndication, Entertainment Tonight is set for Season 46, Inside Edition for Season 39, and Extra for Season 33.
Game-show fans have their own entries. Celebrity Name That Tune on Fox is heading to Season 6, Don’t Forget the Lyrics to Season 4, and Scrabble and Trivial Pursuit on The CW are each set for Season 3. Hell’s Kitchen on Fox is renewed for Seasons 25 and 26.
Some renewals close out a series. According to Deadline, Industry on HBO has been renewed for a final Season 5, as has Hazbin Hotel on Prime Video. For All Mankind on Apple TV gets a final Season 6, and Mayor of Kingstown on Paramount+ is getting a final Season 5. Wizards Beyond Waverly Place on Disney Channel is set for a four-part final Season 3.
The list also reaches back to franchises with large followings. Deadline includes HBO’s Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, renewed for Season 2, and Scrubs, now an ABC comedy reboot that has also been renewed for Season 2. Stranger Things: Tales from ’85 on Netflix is set for Season 2, and Welcome to Wrexham on FX for Seasons 6 through 8.
Netflix has a deep slate on the list. Black Mirror is renewed for Season 8, Beauty in Black and The Night Agent for Season 4 each, and Love Is Blind for Season 11. Several Netflix entries are dramas, while others, like At Home with the Furys, which is renewed for Season 3, are unscripted series.
Broadcast dramas are well represented too. NCIS is set for Season 24 on CBS, Chicago Fire for Season 15 and Chicago P.D. for Season 14 on NBC, and The Rookie for Season 9 on ABC. Matlock returns to CBS for Season 3, and Criminal Minds: Evolution is set for Season 20 on Paramount+.
Late-night and talk fans are covered as well. Real Time with Bill Maher is renewed for Seasons 25 and 26 on HBO, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver for Season 14, and The Jennifer Hudson Show for Season 5.
The list does not give premiere dates for these seasons, so it works best as a record of which shows have been renewed rather than a viewing schedule. Deadline says it updates the page often, so readers who want to know what is coming next should check back as new decisions come in.
Quick answers
Where does the 2026 TV series renewals list come from?
Deadline publishes the list, which covers broadcast, cable and streaming shows. Deadline says it updates the list often.
Does the list include final seasons?
Yes. Deadline lists Industry on HBO and Hazbin Hotel on Prime Video as renewed for a final Season 5.
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