Every Netflix Show Cancelled in 2020 (So Far)

American television is going through a game show boom. Sure, we generally see an influx of fun and games permeating our living rooms each year as the summer months roll around, but this year seems to have presented us with more bizarre game shows in the vein of what international viewers may be used to in their home countries.

coronavirus pandemic “has created economic turmoil and uncertainty for all media organizations,” and said it "is confronting a large and unexpected financial challenge resulting from a dramatic and simultaneous decline in some of our revenue sources.” Thile took over as “Prairie Home” host in 2016 after Keillor, the popular, long-running public radio show’s creator and original host, retired and chose Thile — a mandolin whiz who appeared on “Prairie Home” as a teenager — as his successor.

Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn has admitted that one major storyline from the show wasn't actually what it seemed.The Netflix reality series follows high-end real estate agents for the Oppenheim Group in Los Angeles as they work with Hollywood's elite and look for love in the city's swankiest hot spots.Viewers saw Quinn meet her future husband Christian on Selling Sunset – though the cast member has now claimed that it wasn't their first meeting, after all.During an appearing on This

AOC is getting time on the small screen.

Natalie Mering has made the decision in light of the coronavirus outbreak

Netflix is normally in the business of “rescuing” canceled series and reviving them for a new audience. But in the case of “Tuca & Bertie,” Adult Swim is here to take the canceled Netflix series and add it to an already stacked animated line-up.

The producers of Japanese reality show Terrace House have scrapped the remainder of their 2019-2020 season following the death of wrestler Hana Kimura.

If you've found yourself with a bit more time than usual to stream all the shows, movies, or specials that had been piling up in your to-be-watched list, you are not alone. As millions of people are staying at home amid the coronavirus pandemic and theaters remain closed around the country, your couch is the newest Hollywood hotspot.

May is the month when TV networks decide what they will be airing in the upcoming season, so there are always lots of cancellations announced around this time.

Prepare yourselves and your screens, because is about to drop so much amazing content into our lives in June 2020.In fact, there are very few things on this list we don't want to watch immediately—and there is truly something for everyone. New seasons are coming of Netflix originals like , , , and .

TV shows and have become a lifeline during —and Netflix is where I'm watching most of them. Thankfully, the streaming platform routinely updates its queue with both original content and classics.

The fourth season of the mystery drama will land on the streaming service next month

is moving forward and away from Netflix. All seven seasons will be making like Don Draper and disappearing from the platform on June 9, which means if you're looking to watch (or rewatch!) the acclaimed AMC series, you'd better do so soon. The Jon Hamm and Elisabeth Moss-starring ensemble drama isn't the only title on the way out, as subscribers will see several other titles leave the streaming service as well, including the  movies and