All the Canceled and Renewed TV Shows in November 2025

November was mostly generous to our favorite shows. HBO announced that it's bringing back five series: Game of Thrones prequels House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, the Mark Ruffalo-led crime drama Task, Tim Robinson's conspiracy theory comedy The Chair Company, and Rachel Sennott's LA-set comedy I Love LA. Meanwhile, FX renewed Noah Hawley's Alien prequel Alien: Earth for Season 2, Hulu is bringing back The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and All's Fair, Bravo is setting sail with new seasons of Below Deck and Below Deck Mediterranean, and Netflix gave a third season to Kristen Bell and Adam Brody's romantic comedy series Nobody Wants This.

But things got ugly in the second week of November. FX canceled its comedy English Teacher after two seasons, and Peacock decided not to gamble on another round of Poker Face, dropping the mystery drama after two seasons. (But creator Rian Johnson has an interesting plan to keep the show going; read below for details.)

Whether you're looking to celebrate your favorites or mourn the loss of something on your regular rotation, here are all the shows that were canceled or renewed in November. 

ALSO READ: December's renewals and cancellations / October's renewals and cancellations

TV show cancellations

• Poker Face, Peacock: Rian Johnson's mystery series will not be solving more cases in a third season. Well, at least on Peacock. Johnson is shopping the series elsewhere, with a twist: Johnson wants Peter Dinklage to take over the lead role of Charlie from star Natasha Lyonne, who also executive produces the series and gave the idea her blessing. (Nov. 13, Deadline)
• Dora, Paramount+: The animated series about the curious globetrotter Dora the Explorer has been canceled. Dora is expected to air its fourth season soon, but per Deadline, it's unclear what will happen to the fifth and final season, which "has been produced." (Nov. 12, Deadline)
• Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Paramount+: Cancel-abunga, dude! The upcoming second season of the animated series will be its last as Paramount restructures under new owners Skydance. (Nov. 12, Deadline)
• English Teacher, FX: The critically acclaimed comedy about high school teachers in Austin, Texas, has been canceled after two seasons. The show may have been flunked after allegations of sexual assault were made against creator and star Brian Jordan Alvarez between seasons. Alvarez has denied the allegations. (Nov. 12, Deadline)

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TV show renewals

• The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, Hulu: The reality series has been renewed for 20 more episodes, likely taking it through Seasons 4 and 5. Season 4 will premiere in early 2026. (Nov. 25, Hulu)
• Love Thy Nader, Freeform/Hulu: The reality show about model Brooks Nader and her sisters has been renewed for Season 2. (Nov. 24, Deadline)
• All's Fair, Hulu: The case is not closed for the new legal drama starring Kim Kardashian. Hulu has renewed the series co-created by Ryan Murphy for a second season, despite it being one of the worst-reviewed shows of 2025. (Nov. 24, The Hollywood Reporter)
• Time, BBC/BritBox: The British prison drama is being sentenced to a third season, with David Tennant joining the series as an officer at a detention center for teenagers. Siobhan Finneran will reprise her role as a prison chaplain. (Nov. 21, BritBox)
• A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, HBO: The upcoming Game of Thrones prequel series has been renewed for Season 2 ahead of its January debut. (Nov. 20, HBO)
• House of the Dragon, HBO: The first Game of Thrones prequel series has also been renewed; House of the Dragon will return for Season 4. Season 3 is set to premiere in summer 2026, while Season 4 is expected in 2028. (Nov. 20, HBO)
• Task, HBO: Mark Ruffalo will return for a second season of the crime drama from Mare of Easttown creator Brad Ingelsby. (Nov. 20, HBO)
• The Chair Company, HBO: Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin's comedy, which stars Robinson as a guy convinced he's uncovered a conspiracy theory at his job, will be back for Season 2. We're already seated. (Nov. 20, HBO)
• I Love LA, HBO: Rachel Sennott's comedy about twentysomethings making it in LA has been renewed for Season 2. (Nov. 20, HBO)
• All Creatures Great and Small, PBS Masterpiece: The period drama has been renewed for Seasons 7 and 8 on PBS Masterpiece and the U.K.'s 5. (Nov. 20, Deadline)
• Wild Cards, The CW: It's official: Wild Cards Season 3 is coming to The CW. The series was previously renewed for Seasons 3 and 4 by Canada's CBC. (Nov. 19, Deadline)
• Twisted Metal, Peacock: The action-packed video game adaptation starring Anthony Mackie will be back for Season 3, with new showrunner David Reed (The Boys) taking over for co-creator Michael Jonathan Smith. (Nov. 18, Variety)
• Line of Duty, BBC: The popular British cop show is returning for Season 7 after a five-year hiatus. No word on whether it's also coming to the U.S. (Nov. 18, Deadline)
• Below Deck, Bravo: The hit reality series is setting sail for Season 13, which will shoot in Thailand. (Nov. 14, Deadline)
• Below Deck Mediterranean, Bravo: The Below Deck spin-off will return for Season 11, which will be set in Dubrovnik, Croatia. (Nov. 14, Deadline)
• Alien: Earth, FX: The Alien prequel series from Noah Hawley has been renewed for a second season, which will begin filming in London in 2026. (Nov. 11, FX)
• Love Island: Beyond the Villa, Peacock: The reality series about life after the reality series will be back for Season 2, which will follow members of the cast of Love Island USA Season 7. (Nov. 7, Peacock)
• Reasonable Doubt, Hulu: The legal drama from Onyx Collective is being sustained, with no objections, for a fourth season. (Nov. 6, Hulu)
• Nobody Wants This, Netflix: The Kristen Bell-Adam Brody romcom series has been renewed for a third season, set to premiere in 2026. (Nov. 4, Deadline)