“The Talamasca has a storied place within the Anne Rice Immortal Universe, and we expect to see at least some of these characters, and the organization itself, in future expressions of the franchise,” stated an AMC spokesperson following the cancellation of Talamasca: The Secret Order after just one season.
In a wave of cancellations, CBS has also announced the end of Watson after two seasons, with its series finale set to air on May 3. Another casualty from CBS is DMV, which will conclude its run on May 11.
Paramount+ has confirmed the cancellation of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy after two seasons, a move that has left fans disappointed. CBS Studios and Paramount+ remarked, “The series introduced audiences to a bold new group of characters, welcomed familiar faces, and expanded the Star Trek universe in exciting new ways.”
HBO Max will also bid farewell to Hacks, which is set to end with its upcoming fifth season. The network confirmed the news, stating, “Hacks will end with its upcoming fifth season.”
In a significant shift, Access Hollywood has been canceled after a long run since 1996, with production continuing through the summer. Similarly, Karamo and The Steve Wilkos Show have also been canceled, with new episodes airing through the summer.
Low ratings have plagued Yes, Chef!, leading NBC to cancel the show after one season. Meanwhile, FX’s The Bear will conclude after its fifth season.
Apple TV has also joined the list, canceling Palm Royale after two seasons. In a related note, CBS has announced that The Late Show with Stephen Colbert will be canceled, with its series finale scheduled for May 21.
Lastly, Outlander will end after its eighth season, marking the conclusion of a beloved series that has captivated audiences for years.
As the landscape of television continues to evolve, these cancellations reflect the shifting priorities and viewer preferences in 2026. Details remain unconfirmed regarding future projects related to these shows.