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TV Show Cancellation Thread (including ending ones)

The Doctors had 9 lives that should've been canceled years ago 2014 or 2015 The Doctors were downgraded to MyNet TV WXSP then moved to CW7 in 2018 at a decent time 11AM then 2019 the grave yard of 6AM/5AM. I like DailyMail TV I watch that from time to time I hope that it gets saved and stays on air.
 
I think that was already covered, but regardless, it does no one any harm that a show they don't like remains on the air. Moreover, there are always staff members who will be out looking for new gigs, so while it is inevitable and a part of the business, rooting for people to lose a paying gig seems needles.
 
meanwhile, Sinclair Broadcasting Group has canceled the weekly Ring Of Honor Wrestling TV Show on their O&O TV networks and Bally Sports RSNs as part of the completion of the sale of Ring of Honor to Tony Khan and his wrestling promotion All Elite Wrestling, in fact, the last episode on Sinclair owned stations and networks aired over the weekend, and AEW is hyping a huge announcement from Tony Khan on tonight's edition of AEW Dynamite on TBS, so it might be possible it might be the announcement that ROH will air on a Warner Brothers Discovery owned network or a bigger AEW/ROH streaming deal with WBD's HBO Max.

https://www.wrestlinginc.com/news/2022/04/roh-tv-airs-final-episode-on-sinclair/
 

The cutbacks at Netflix have touched Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The royal couple’s animated series, Pearl, has been scrapped by the streaming giant. The series, created by the Duchess of Sussex, is the third animated kids’ project to be axed before its debut at the conglomerate.

The series, about a young girl inspired by influential women in history, counted David Furnish and Liz Garbus among its exec producers. Pearl, which was the second project to stem from the royal couple’s overall deal with Netflix, was originally put in development in July 2021. The duo’s Archewell is still readying Heart of Invictus, a docuseries produced with the Invictus Games Foundation to follow competitors from the rescheduled Invictus Games The Hague in 2022. Other projects are said to be in the works from the company as well.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle show has been scrapped by Netflix.
 


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