TV Shows Ending in 2023: ‘Riverdale,’ ‘Nancy Drew,’ ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ and More

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TV Shows Ending in 2023: 'Riverdale,' ‘Nancy Drew,’ ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ and More

From High School Musical: The Musical: The Series to Lockwood & Co., TV fans said goodbye to their favorite shows in 2023. The hit CW series, which premiered in 2017, concluded after five years at the network. Ahead of the final season, fans were thrown for a loop when the main characters defeated a comet headed for their town and as a result were taken back to the '50s with no recollection of their past. The hits at The CW just kept coming when Nancy Drew was canceled as the cast was wrapping up filming season 4. Scroll down for a complete guide to all the TV shows that have ended or will come to a close in 2023:

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TV Shows Ending in 2023: 'Riverdale,' ‘Nancy Drew,’ ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ and More

From High School Musical: The Musical: The Series to Lockwood & Co., TV fans said goodbye to their favorite shows in 2023. The hit CW series, which premiered in 2017, concluded after five years at the network. Ahead of the final season, fans were thrown for a loop when the main characters defeated a comet headed for their town and as a result were taken back to the '50s with no recollection of their past. The hits at The CW just kept coming when Nancy Drew was canceled as the cast was wrapping up filming season 4. Scroll down for a complete guide to all the TV shows that have ended or will come to a close in 2023:

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'Lockwood & Co.' (Netflix)

Lockwood & Co became one of the many shows gone too soon from Netflix. 

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'Gossip Girl' (Max)

Fans of the OG series waved goodbye to the Max version in January.  

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'The L Word: Generation Q' (Showtime)

The sequel series wrapped up after three seasons. 

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'Home Economics' (ABC)

The sitcom aired its final episodes in January.

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Sky Rojo (Netflix)

The Netflix series ended after three seasons.

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The Mosquito Coast (Apple TV+)

The streamer parted ways with the show in January.

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'Bling Empire: New York' (Netflix)

Netflix parted ways with the Bling Empire spinoff after one season.

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'Big Sky' (ABC)

After three seasons, Big Sky came to an end in January.

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'The Resident' (FOX)

The medical drama wrapped up its run in January.

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'Servant' (Apple TV+)

The Apple TV+'s fourth and final season began airing the conclusion in January.

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'New Amsterdam' (NBC)

NBC's medical drama aired its final episode in January.

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'Your Honor' (Showtime)

Bryan Cranston confirmed that the legal drama would conclude with its second season.

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'Workin' Moms' (CBC)

After seven seasons, Workin' Moms was available to stream on Netflix in January.

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Willow (Disney+)

Disney+ removed Willow after canceling the show.

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'Hunters' (Prime Video)

Season 2 of the Prime Video series premiered on January 13.

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'National Treasure: Edge of History' (Disney+)

The show based off the hit movie franchise came to an early end.

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'Freeridge' (Netflix)

The Netflix series ended in February.

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'Welcome to Flatch' (Fox)

The series came to an end in February.

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'Snowfall' (FX)

The crime drama, which aired for six seasons, ended on February 22.

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'A Million Little Things' (ABC)

The ABC series wrapped up season 5 in February.

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'The Nevers' (HBO/Tubi)

The final episodes aired in February.

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'Carnival Row' (Prime Video)

After a lengthy wait, Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne reprised their characters for Carnival Row's conclusion. The premiere was available to stream on February 17 and the remaining episodes dropped one month later.

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'Walker Independence' (The CW)

The spinoff of Walker wrapped up in March.

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'The Winchesters' (The CW)

The short-lived series wrapped up by March.

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'Shadow and Bone' (Netflix)

The final episodes of Shadow and Bone aired in March.

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'Kung Fu' (The CW)

After three seasons, Kung Fu came to an end in March.

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'Sex/Life' (Netflix)

The streaming service pulled the plug on the steamy drama after two seasons.

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'The Watchful Eye' (Freeform)

After one season, The Watchful Eye ended in March.

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'Dear Edward' (Apple TV+)

The show ended its run in March.

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'Doogie Kamealoha, M.D.' (Disney+)

After two seasons, the show came to an end in March.

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'Up Here' (Hulu)

The Hulu series came to an end after one season.

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'Alaska Daily' (ABC)

After one season Alaska Daily ended in March.

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'Truth Be Told' (Apple TV+)

The streamer ended the show in March.

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'Single Drunk Female' (Freeform)

Single Drunk Female was one of several shows canceled by Freeform.

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'Wu-Tang: An American Saga' (Hulu)

Hulu's hit series about the hip-hop group started its final run on February 15. The show's finale aired on April 5.

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'Star Trek: Picard' (Paramount+)

The show's third season returned with new episodes that dropped every week until April.

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'Grand Crew' (NBC)

After two seasons, Grand Crew ended in April.

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'Perry Mason' (HBO)

The legal drama ended in April.

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'The Late Late Show With James Corden' (CBS)

The talk show came to an end in April.

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'Sanditon' (PBS Masterpiece)

The British series' final curtain call ended in April at PBS Masterpiece.

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'Ted Lasso' (Apple TV+)

Despite there not being an official announcement, it appears that Ted Lasso ended with three seasons.

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'Barry' (HBO)

Viewers said goodbye to the fan-favorite show in May.

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'Succession' (HBO)

Fans were in for one final wild ride with the last season of Succession.

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'Fatal Attraction' (Paramount+)

The reboot was cut short after one season on the streaming service.

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'True Lies' (CBS)

The one-season series ended in May.

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'Blindspotting' (Starz)

The last episodes of Blindspotting aired on Starz in May.

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'The Great' (Hulu)

Viewers were shocked with Hulu's decision to end The Great after three seasons.

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'A Black Lady Sketch Show' (HBO)

After HBO pulled the plug on the show, A Black Lady Sketch Show aired the final episodes in May.

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'The Company You Keep' (ABC)

The drama series didn't last long on ABC with its final episodes airing in May.

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'The Goldbergs' (ABC)

Following 10 seasons, the sitcom ended in May.

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'Call Me Kat' (Fox)

In May, the Fox sitcom wrapped up its final season.

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'Titans' (HBO Max)

HBO Max parted ways with Titans after a fourth season in May.

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'The Flash' (The CW)

The CW ended another show — with fans prepared to see The Flash tell its final story, which ended in May.

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'Happy Valley' (BBC One)

Following its initial debut overseas, Happy Valley made its final season available on BBC America, AMC+ and Acorn TV in May.

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'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' (Prime Video)

Season 5 of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel returns to Prime Video for its final bow in May.

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'NCIS: Los Angeles' (CBS)

The CBS procedural, which aired for 14 seasons, had its season finale on May 14.

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'The Rookie: Feds (ABC)

The spinoff show wrapped up in May.

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'Rabbit Hole' (Paramount+)

The series finished its run in May.

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'Lucky Hank' (AMC)

The show ended after one season in May.

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'Ride' (Hallmark Channel)

The Hallmark series was picked up by The CW after ending in May.

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'Fantasy Island' (Fox)

After two seasons, the show came to an end in May.

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'Never Have I Ever' (Netflix)

After four seasons on Netflix, the coming-of-age series concluded in June.

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'The Other Two' (Max)

Viewers weren't expecting to say goodbye to The Other Two in June.

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'Firefly Lane' (Netflix)

The second and final season wrapped up on June 8.

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'Glamorous' (Netflix)

Following one season, Netflix ended Glamorous' run in June.

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'Manifest' (Netflix)

The remaining episodes of Manifest's final season were set to stream in June.

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'With Love' (Prime Video)

After two seasons, the show came to an end in June.

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'Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies' (Paramount+)

Paramount+ canceled — and pulled all episodes — in June.

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'Human Resources' (Netflix)

The animated series ended in June.

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'City on Fire' (Apple TV+)

After one season, City of Fire ended in June.

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'High Desert' (Apple TV+)

The final episodes of the show aired in June.

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'Gotham Knights' (The CW)

The CW ended the show after one season.

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'Cruel Summer' (Freeform)

Viewers got all of their questions answered before the anthology show came to an end.

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'iCarly' (Paramount+)

The revival series, which aired in July, ended with major questions about Carly and Spencer's mother.

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'Mayans MC' (FX)

The Sons of Anarchy spinoff ended in July after five seasons.

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'The Blacklist' (NBC)

The tenth and final season premiered in July.

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'The Horror of Dolores Roach' (Prime Video)

The Horror of Dolores Roach ended after one season on Prime Video.

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'Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan' (Prime Video)

After three seasons, Jack Ryan ended on Prime Video in July.