All the Canceled and Renewed TV Shows in February 2026

As spring approaches, you can look ahead to brighter days when your favorite TV shows will return with new episodes. The first month of the year brought a lot of good news on the TV renewal front, and February gave us more of the same. A trio of broadcast sitcoms scored renewals, with Fox's Animal Control booked for Season 5 and NBC's St. Denis Medical and Happy's Place each renewed for a third season. Prime Video capitalized on the popularity of Heated Rivalry by ordering a second season of its upcoming hockey romance Off Campus, and AMC's great Western noir Dark Winds was renewed for Season 5. And HBO's acclaimed finance drama Industry will return for a fifth — and final — season.

The month brought a few cancellations, too. Hulu's Tell Me Lies wrapped up unexpectedly after the Season 3 finale. Plus, The Kelly Clarkson Show will come to an end later this year after its current seventh season, and Sherri Shepherd's Sherri is ending after four seasons. But the most painful cancellation is Adult Swim's Smiling Friends, which will come to an end after its current Season 3. 

Whether you're looking to celebrate your favorites or mourn the loss of something on your regular rotation, we kept tabs on all the shows that were canceled or renewed in February below. 

ALSO READ: March's renewals and cancellations / January's renewals and cancellations

TV show cancellations

• Smiling Friends, Adult Swim: How are we supposed to smile now? Adult Swim's zany cult cartoon is coming to an end after the current third season, creators Michael Cusack and Zach Hadel announced. The series was previously renewed for Seasons 4 and 5, but Cusack and Hadel cited burnout and wanting to go out on top as reasons for the change. The final two episodes will air April 12. (Feb. 25, Adult Swim)
• Tell Me Lies, Hulu: Hours before the premiere of Tell Me Lies' third season finale, showrunner Meaghan Oppenheimer announced on Instagram that the episode would be the show's last. "This was always the ending my writing team and I had in mind, and we are insanely proud of it," Oppenheimer wrote, adding that the show had reached its "natural conclusion." (Feb. 16, Instagram)
• Terminator Zero, Netflix: The anime set in the Terminator universe was canceled after one season. Showrunner Mattson Tomlin confirmed the news on X. (Feb. 13, X)
• Sherri, syndication: Sherri Shepherd's talk show has been canceled after four seasons, with its final episodes set to air in the fall. (Feb. 2, Variety)
• The Kelly Clarkson Show, syndication: Kelly Clarkson has announced the decision to end The Kelly Clarkson Show after its current seventh season, writing in a statement, "Stepping away from the daily schedule will allow me to prioritize my kids." New episodes will air through the fall. (Feb. 2, The Hollywood Reporter)

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TV show renewals

• Animal Control, Fox: The Joel McHale-led workplace comedy will return for Season 5. (Feb. 26, Fox)
• Industry, HBO — FINAL SEASON: Industry knows how to make an exit. Mickey Down and Konrad Kay's HBO hit looks poised to go out on a high note; it's been renewed for a fifth season, which will be its last. The news was announced days before the Season 4 finale. (Feb. 25, HBO)
• Robin Hood, MGM+: Saddle up for more adventures with Rob. MGM+'s reimagining of Robin Hood, starring Jack Patten as the classic outlaw, will be back for Season 2. (Feb. 24, MGM+)
• The Jennifer Hudson Show, syndication: While other talk shows worry about their future, JHud's daytime talk show is coming back for a fifth season. (Feb. 19, Warner Bros. Discovery)
• Off Campus, Prime Video: The college-set romance, an adaptation of Elle Kennedy's book series about the love lives of an elite ice hockey team, has been renewed for Season 2 ahead of the May premiere of its first season. (Feb. 12, Prime Video)
• Running Wild With Bear Grylls, Fox: Bear Grylls' survival series has been picked up by Fox for a new season, its ninth, set to air this spring. The show premiered on NBC in 2014 and most recently aired on National Geographic in 2023. (Feb. 9, Variety)
• The Floor, Fox: The Rob Lowe-hosted game show has been renewed for two more seasons at Fox, taking it through Season 7. (Feb. 6, TVLine)
• Dark Winds, AMC: The '70s-set drama starring Zahn McClarnon as a Navajo Tribal Police officer has been renewed for a fifth season ahead of the Feb. 15 premiere of Season 4. Season 5 will consist of eight episodes and is set to premiere in 2027. (Feb. 5, AMC)
• Finding Her Edge, Netflix: The YA drama about a figure skater in a fake relationship with her partner is lacing up for a second season. The news comes just a few weeks after its series debut. (Feb. 3, Deadline)
• A Man on the Inside, Netflix: The Mike Schur comedy starring Ted Danson as an amateur private investigator has been renewed for Season 3. (Feb. 3, Deadline)
• St. Denis Medical, NBC: The sitcom about the staff of an underfunded hospital still has a strong pulse — it's been renewed for Season 3. (Feb. 2, NBC)
• Happy's Place, NBC: Reba McEntire will be happy to know that her sitcom Happy's Place will be back for a third season. (Feb. 2, NBC)
• Your Friends & Neighbors, Apple TV: The Jon Hamm-led series has been renewed for Season 3 in advance of the April 3 premiere of Season 2. (Feb. 2, Deadline)