TV Shows Ending In 2021

Can't keep track of the shows that are wrapping up in 2021? Scroll through the gallery below for our comprehensive guide, which includes Younger, MacGyver, Black Lightning, Last Man Standing and many more shows that will air their series finales this year.

ATYPICAL

Netflix's coming-of-age comedy returned July 9 for its fourth and final season.

BARONESS VON SKETCH SHOW

After adding five bonus episodes to its final season, the IFC comedy ended for good on March 25.

BLACK LIGHTNING

The fourth season of The CW's superhero drama was also its last; the series finale aired May 24.

BOSCH

Amazon's crime drama ended with Season 7, which released on June 25 — but a spinoff is on the way!

CONAN

Conan O'Brien's eponymous TBS talk show concluded on June 24, marking the end of O'Brien's 28-year stint in late-night television. He'll next launch a new, weekly variety series for HBO Max.

DEAR WHITE PEOPLE

The Netflix dramedy's fourth and final season, consisting of 10 episodes, dropped on Sept. 22.

DUCKTALES

Disney Channel's animated reboot ended its three-season run on March 15.

F IS FOR FAMILY

Netflix's animated comedy returned on Nov. 25 for its fifth and final season.

FEEL GOOD

The British dramedy's second and final season dropped June 4 on Netflix.

GOLIATH

Goliath's fourth and final season, which was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, dropped on Amazon in full on Sept. 24.

JUDGE JUDY

The syndicated series wrapped on July 23 at the end of Season 25. Judy Sheindlin next plans to launch a new courtroom series titled Judy Justice, premiering Monday, Nov. 1, on IMDb TV.

KEEPING UP WITH THE KARDASHIANS

The Kardashian-centric E! reality series came to an end with Season 20, which aired its final episode on June 10.

THE KOMINSKY METHOD

The Netflix dramedy ended with its six-episode third season, which dropped on May 28... without Alan Arkin as Norman Newlander.

LAST MAN STANDING

The Tim Allen sitcom — first cancelled by ABC in 2017, then revived at Fox — ended for good with its Season 9 finale on May 20.

LOST IN SPACE

The Netflix reboot ended with Season 3, which bowed on Dec. 1.

MONEY HEIST

The fifth and final season of Netflix's Spanish-language crime drama released in two parts: Volume 1, consisting of five episodes, dropped on Sept. 3; Volume 2, featuring the last five installments, followed on Dec. 3.

SHAMELESS

The Showtime dramedy's 11th and final season concluded on April 11. (Read our post mortem with EP John Wells.)

SUPERGIRL

The CW's superhero series ended on Nov. 9 after six seasons.

SUPERSTORE

The NBC comedy wrapped up with Season 6, which ended on March 25. (Read post mortems No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3.)

VAN HELSING

The Syfy drama's fifth and final season wrapped on June 25.

HIS DARK MATERIALS

The HBO fantasy drama has been renewed for an eight-episode third season, which will also be its last. Production begins in 2021, with eyes on a late-year premiere.

CARMEN SANDIEGO

Netflix's animated series ended with Season 4, which dropped on Jan. 15.

THE HAVES AND THE HAVE NOTS

Tyler Perry's OWN soap wrapped up with Season 8, which aired its final episode on July 20. (And we've still got some burning questions!)

INSECURE

Issa Rae's HBO comedy ended with Season 5; the series finale aired Dec. 26.

THE BOLD TYPE

After five seasons, Freeform's fashion-magazine drama aired its series finale on June 30.

SHRILL

Hulu's Aidy Bryant-led comedy came to an end on May 7, when all eight episodes of Season 3 were released.

ON MY BLOCK

Netflix's coming-of-age comedy dropped its fourth and final season on Oct. 4.

WYNONNA EARP

The Syfy drama wrapped its four-season run on April 9. (Read our post mortem with series creator Emily Andras.)

MOM

CBS' long-running sitcom concluded on May 13 with its Season 8 finale.

NCIS: NEW ORLEANS

Season 7 was the last for CBS' procedural, which wrapped with its 155th episode on May 23.

YOUNGER

The Sutton Foster-led dramedy concluded its seven-season run on June 10. (Read our post mortem with co-star Nico Tortorella.)

POSE

Season 3 was the last for FX's drama series; the final episode aired June 6.

QUEEN OF THE SOUTH

The USA Network crime drama wrapped its run with Season 5, which concluded on June 9.

KIM'S CONVENIENCE

The Canadian family sitcom has closed its doors for good, wrapping up its five-season run on Canada's CBC network on April 13. Stateside, the fifth and final season hit Netflix on June 2.

SPECIAL

The Ryan O'Connell comedy ended its run at Netflix with Season 2, which dropped in its entirety on May 20.

IYANLA: FIX MY LIFE

Iyanla Vanzant's OWN reality series aired its final episode on May 22.

HOME & FAMILY

Season 9 was the last for Hallmark Channel's daytime series, which ended Aug. 4.

BLESS THE HARTS

The second season of Fox's animated comedy was also its last; the series finale aired June 20.

MACGYVER

CBS has cancelled its Lucas Till-fronted reboot after five seasons; the series finale aired April 30.

MR INBETWEEN

The FX crime drama concluded with its July 13 series finale.

CASTLEVANIA

The Netflix anime series concluded on May 13, when all 10 episodes of its fourth and final season were released.

BURDEN OF TRUTH

The Canadian legal drama ended with Season 4, which concluded on Sept. 17.

A LITTLE LATE WITH LILLY SINGH

NBC's late-night talk show ended with its second season, which wrapped on June 3.

GOOD GIRLS

NBC has cancelled its crime dramedy after four seasons. The series finale aired July 22.

LUCIFER

The Fox-turned-Netflix series wrapped its run — for real this time! — with Season 6, which dropped in full on Sept. 10.

BROOKLYN NINE-NINE

The eighth and final season of NBC's cop comedy wrapped on Sept. 16.

DICKINSON

Season 3 of Apple TV+'s literary comedy was its last, culminating with the Dec. 24 series finale.