- During the 2018 to 2019 television season, Netflix has canceled over a dozen shows.
- Most of those shows, including “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” “Santa Clarita Diet,” and “Orange is the New Black,” aired their final episodes in 2019.
- Only a few of the canceled shows, like “Fuller House,” have yet to release new episodes.
- Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Netflix has canceled over a dozen shows this past year. “Orange Is the New Black,” “Jessica Jones,” “Santa Clarita Diet,” and “The OA” are just some Netflix originals that aired their final episodes in 2019.
Here are the Netflix original shows that ended this year or have yet to stream their final episodes.
“A Series of Unfortunate Events” finished off its third season in January.
According to Neil Patrick Harris, the star of Netflix’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events,” the plan was always to end the show about the three Baudelaire children after three seasons, TVLine reported.
The show, based on the children’s novels, released its last episodes on the first day of 2019.
The final installments of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" was released on January 25.
After four seasons of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," the story of a woman who moves to New York City after being freed from a cult she was kidnapped into, Netflix has decided to end the series.
Starring Ellie Kemper, the fourth season was split in half, with the first part released in 2018. The second part was released in January of this year.
However, there could be more Kimmy Schmidt in a movie deal, although these potential plans are still being worked out according to The Hollywood Reporter.
"Easy" released its third and final season this year.
"Easy," the Netflix series about friends in Chicago trying to figure out love, sex, technology, and culture, released its third and final season in May 2019.
The seventh and last season of "Orange Is the New Black" was released over the summer.
After seven seasons, the popular Netflix show "Orange Is the New Black" will be releasing its final episodes. In just its first season, the show earned 12 Primetime Emmy nominations and won three. It even became one of Netflix's most-watched original series.
The seventh (and last) season is now streaming.
The fifth and final season of "Fuller House" will air later this year.
Earlier this year, Netflix announced the series' farewell season in a trailer. "We're saving the best for last," cast members said in the trailer.
The fifth and final season of this beloved "Full House" reboot is set to premiere later this year.
Read More: All of Netflix's original romantic films, ranked by critics
"The Punisher" is ending after two seasons.
The Netflix and Marvel series "The Punisher" first aired in 2017. And after two seasons, Netflix confirmed to Deadline that the series will not have a third. Its final episodes aired earlier this year.
"Jessica Jones" aired its final season this year.
This year, Netflix also announced the cancellation of the Marvel-based Netflix original "Jessica Jones," as per The Verge. The series' third and final season began streaming in June.
"Friends from College" premiered its final season earlier this year.
Premiering in 2017, "Friends from College" follows a group of friends two decades after their graduation from college.
The series' co-creator and director Nicholas Stoller announced the series' cancellation on Twitter. The second and final season of the series aired in January.
Netflix chose not to renew "One Day at a Time."
Netflix's original series about a Cuban-American family first aired in 2017 and, after three seasons, the series has been canceled. The final season aired earlier this year.
"The choice did not come easily - we spent several weeks trying to find a way to make another season work but in the end simply not enough people watched to justify another season," a tweet from the official Netflix account read.
That said, the series has reportedly been revived by Pop TV and its fourth season is set to debut there sometime in 2020.
Netflix canceled "Santa Clarita Diet" after three seasons.
Netflix debuted this zombie-focused comedy about realtors in 2017. Starring Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant, the series ran for three seasons.
The final 10 episodes of the series began streaming on March 29.
"She's Gotta Have It" won't be returning.
Per Variety, Netflix has canceled Spike Lee's show "She's Gotta Have It." The series is set in Brooklyn, New York, and it tells the story of a woman and her three love interests.
The Netflix original ran for two seasons.
The adult comedy series "Tuca & Bertie" is ending after one season.
Netflix's animated adult-comedy series will not be getting a second season. It first aired in 2019 and it follows the lives of two 30-year-old bird-women who live in the same building.
Netflix's supernatural series "The OA" was left on a cliffhanger after its recent cancellation.
The fantasy series, which first aired in 2016, had just two seasons and the final one began streaming in March of this year. Netflix announced the show's cancellation August and many are disappointed that it ended on a cliffhanger.
