FBoy Island: The dating series had women guessing what men were “nice guys” and what men were “f**k boys.” Unfortunately, this extremely fun, ridiculous time is a victim of the HBO/Discovery merger. Canceled after two seasons.
The Nevers: The series about Victorian women with special abilities will not complete its first season, which was divided into parts. Canceled after one season.
Degrassi The Next Generation: More like the lost generation. This project set in the Degrassi universe was scrapped before it even started. Canceled after no seasons.
Legendary: This reality competition series followed LGBTQ+ members of ball culture, competing for a $100,000 prize. HBO Max has since removed it from the streaming platform. Canceled after three seasons.
Little Ellen: The main character of this animated series is a seven-year-old Ellen DeGeneres. The third and fourth seasons are complete, but unavailable. Is Dakota Johnson behind its cancellation? Canceled after two seasons.
Made for Love: The sci-fi black comedy starring sci-fi black comedy queen Cristin Milioti is, despite great reviews, yet another victim of the HBO/Discovery merger. Canceled after two seasons.
Time Traveler’s Wife: Starring The White Lotus’ Theo James and Rose Leslie of Game of Thrones, this series based on the novel (which was adapted into a film starring Rachel McAdams in 2009) did not gain momentum, especially compared to The White Lotus. Canceled after one season.
Love Life: HBO Max broke up with the romantic anthology series, which starred Anna Kendrik in season one and The Good Place’s William Jackson Harper in season two. Canceled after two seasons.
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Close Enough: “It’s true, Close Enough is ending after 3 seasons,” creator JG Quintel wrote on Twitter of the animated follow-up to Cartoon Network’s Regular Show. “I feel fortunate to have worked on this project with so many talented people. Thank you to everyone that helped bring it to life, and to everyone who watched!” Canceled after three seasons.
Gordita Chronicles: The ’80s coming-of-age series will not make it past season one on HBO Max. “Live-action kids and family programming will not be part of our programming focus in the immediate future, and as a result, we’ve had to make the very difficult decision to end ‘Gordita Chronicles’ at HBO Max,” a spokesperson for HBO Max told Variety. Canceled after one season.
