Netflix Cancelled All These TV Shows After Just One Season

and what's coming to Netflix. Too Hot to Handle, the bonkers reality show in which the contestants physically can't touch each other, is back for a second season of debauchery.

Jason Kilar expressed his “pride, passion and affection” for the WarnerMedia staff in a memo Monday and stressed “how important I believe it is in this moment for us to continue to keep our focus and to live up to our potential as a team.”

The television announcements from ABC keep coming today!

Kyra Sedgwick is not happy.

Rumer Willis is getting in some exercise!

Bill Maher has tested positive for COVID-19. The news of his diagnosis was shared on Thursday by 's official Twitter.

The Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday, May 12. And she'll discuss the decision with Oprah Winfrey on the May 13th episode of . “When you’re a creative person, you constantly need to be challenged–and as great as this show is, and as fun as it is, it’s just not a challenge anymore,” DeGeneres told  “Although all good things must come to an end, you still have hope that truly great things never will,” Warner Bros.’ unscripted TV president, Mike Darnell, said to THR.

2020 was a rough year as there were (and still are) many industries impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Theo James, who portrayed Sidney on PBS’ Sanditon, has announced he’s exiting the series following the UK period drama’s surprise two-season renewal.

Channel 4 has dropped The Circle after just three seasons.The network is looking for fresh ideas to replace the show, despite the success of the last celebrity series. Studio Lambert chief executive Stephen said they're already in talks with streaming giant Netflix to host the The Circle UK on their platform as the US version is already on there and has been commissioned for a third series itself.

April 29 arrest for possessing child pornography.A Change.org petition that calls for the network responsible for airing “Counting On” to cancel the reality show has been signed by nearly 7,000 as of Thursday. Viewers are demanding that TLC cancel the reality show and pull all Duggar family programming from its website and streaming platforms.“The Duggar family should no longer have a platform,” the petition reads.

Antonio Ferme editorAfter spending two months in rehab, John Mulaney is back on the stand-up scene — and his first five comedy shows are already sold out.The comedian, who checked out of rehab in February, is doing a residency at Manhattan’s City Winery called “John Mulaney: From Scratch” from May 10-14.

The Irregulars has been cancelled by Netflix after just one season.The eight-part series followed a gang of teenagers going by the name of the Baker Street Irregulars who ended up solving crimes for Doctor Watson and his partner Sherlock Holmes in Victorian London.According to Deadline, Nielsen figures showed The Irregulars as ranking higher than The Falcon and the Winter Soldier at the end of April, and landing in Netflix’s top 10 list.“Heartbroken doesn’t even begin to cover it,” star Thaddea

The Irregulars has been officially cancelled by Netflix after only one season on the streaming service, according to Deadline.

It’s been an unimaginably tough time for Ashley Cain and his partner Safiyya Vorajee after their 8-month-old daughter Azaylia passed away from a rare form of leukemia nearly two weeks ago.

Netflix subscribers who have yet to catch the BBC's hit Benedict Cumberbatch starrer Sherlock only have a couple more weeks to get to the bottom of the mystery series before it leaves the streamer on May 14. Other TV shows leaving Netflix this month include ABC's American Crime and the 10th season of Hoarders (but the streamer is adding season 11 the next day).