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- Many major television shows are coming to an end in 2020, including ABC's "Modern Family."
- NBC's "The Good Place" and PopTV's "Schitt's Creek" ending on their own terms this year.
- Others, including Showtime's "Ray Donovan" and Netflix's "Spinning Out," were canceled after final seasons had already aired (unbeknownst to fans).
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Dozens of TV shows on networks and streaming services like NBC, CBS, Netflix, Hulu, and more are coming to an end in 2020. Insider is keeping a running list of all the major shows we know are airing final episodes in the year ahead.
Keep reading to see every show that was canceled or is ending in 2020.
"Soundtrack" (one season) — December 18, 2019
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On January 31, 2020, Entertainment Weekly confirmed that Netflix had canceled the musical drama "Soundtrack" (which premiered at the end of 2019).
Creator Joshua Safran had plans for a second season, but so far there's no news of the team trying to continue the series elsewhere.
"Spinning Out" (one season) — January 1, 2020
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"Spinning Out" was another Netflix original that premiered its first (and only) season in January of this year. On February 3, news broke that it had been canceled.
"Anne With an E" (three seasons) — January 3, 2020
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The third and final season has already aired on the CBC in Canada, but this Netflix original coproduction will premiere its last season in January 2020 for audiences on the streaming service.
Netflix announced it was canceling "Anne With an E" in late November, and fans have been flooding social media with the #RenewAnnewithanE hashtag. The show's creator, Moira Walley-Beckett, told Entertainment Weekly she would love to finish the story with "a finale feature film," but there are no official plans yet.
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See Also:
- The 62 best Netflix original TV shows of 2019, ranked
- The 20 most-watched shows on Netflix in 2019
- 9 shows that should have been canceled this year — sorry
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