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Every year the typically lengthy list of TV shows canceled over the past 12 months makes for grim reading. While some shows deserve the axe more than others — I doubt many viewers shed a tear when Netflix’s Snowflake Mountain was binned — it’s never welcome news to hear that a show won’t be returning. And that’s doubly true when it’s a series that earned critical and audience acclaim but struggled to find a large enough viewership to justify additional seasons. 

In 2023, pretty much all of the best streaming services as well as numerous traditional television networks have axed well-reviewed shows. The 7 TV shows on this list all earned a high score on the review aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes, and while most of them were fortunate enough to run for multiple seasons, knowing they won’t be returning in the future is still seriously disappointing. These are the TV shows canceled in 2023 that we wish could have stuck around just a little bit longer. 

Dead End: Paranormal Park (Netflix) 

Netflix has earned a deserved reputation for being trigger-happy when it comes to canceling shows. The streamer isn’t afraid to axe an underperforming series and that was the case with Dead End: Paranormal Park which was brought to an unceremonious close after two seasons back in January. The show’s now final episode ends on a dramatic cliffhanger so it seems creator Hamish Steele had expected to be given the chance to tell more stories with the show’s quirky cast of theme park employees, but Netflix execs had other ideas. The animated show followed Barney (Zach Barack) and Norma (Kody Kavitha), the most recent hires at Phoenix Parks, who, along with a talking dog named Pugsley and a thousand-year-old demon called Courtney, embarked on various paranormal-themed adventures. It was a very silly show but with a strong heart and very relatable characters.

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noted that the creatives “saw the writing on the wall” and wrote the fourth season specifically to have a proper ending, so at least Doom Patrol went out on a high when it concluded last month. The superhero show followed the eponymous Doom Patrol, an eclectic group of gifted individuals who each received their superhuman abilities due to tragic circumstances, and joined together to protect the Earth from various evil forces.

Seasons: 4 (46 episodes)
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