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

Even though we're in June and looking ahead to a summer full of television, we're still watching the dust settle from last season. The last network television show in limbo finally has an answer about its future: NBC's The Hunting Party has been canceled after two seasons, officially wrapping up the 2025-2026 television year.  

Meanwhile on streaming, Widow's Bay, the horror-comedy starring Matthew Rhys, has been granted a second season, and so has Netflix's House of Guinness. Netflix's A Good Girl's Guide to Murder and Devil May Cry have each been renewed for a third and final season.

Brace yourselves for some good news and bad news; we're keeping tabs on all the shows that have been canceled or renewed in June below. 

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TV show cancellations

• The Hunting Party, NBC: The status of the final broadcast show from last season whose fate was not yet determined has been determined: cancellation after two seasons. The Melissa Roxburgh drama will be shopped around to other studios, with one potential target being Netflix, where it performed well. (June 2, Deadline)

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TV show renewals

• House of Guinness, Netflix: The period piece about the Succession-style battle for control of Ireland's Guinness dynasty has been renewed for Season 2. (June 12, Variety)
• Widow's Bay, Apple TV: The word-of-mouth hit of the year will return for more spooky fun in Season 2. The news comes before the Season 1 finale, which airs on June 17. (June 11, Apple TV)
• A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, Netflix — FINAL SEASON: It's time to wrap up Pip's investigation. Netflix's A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, based on Holly Jackson's book trilogy, has been renewed for a third and final season, which will consist of four episodes. (June 9, Netflix)
• Devil May Cry, Netflix — FINAL SEASON: The animated series based on the video game franchise of the same name has been renewed for a third and final season. The news comes weeks after the May premiere of Season 2. Creator Adi Shankar said in a statement that the show was "always Dante's Divine Comedy with guns and a red coat" and that Season 3 will be inspired by Dante's Paradiso. (June 4, Netflix)
• The Marlow Murder Club, PBS: The murder mystery that's part of PBS's Masterpiece programming will return for a fourth season. (June 2, PBS Masterpiece)