Netflix Renews 28 TV Shows, Cancels 9 More in 2023, Plus Announces 10 Are Ending

EXCLUSIVE: The first day of the latest round of renewed talks between the studios and SAG-AFTRA has ended, with proposed plans for the principals to meet again — possibly in the next day or so.

Another Netflix renewal has just come in!

Elite, Netflix’s smash-hit Spanish-language series, is coming to an end with season 8.

Netflix just announced one of their big hit, original TV shows will be coming to an end.

NBC executives are making decision after decision with regards to their renewal and cancellation slate.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Canal+ Group chairman and CEO Maxime Saada, who was honored at Mipcom with the Variety Vanguard Award Monday, underscored how the experience of the past informs the company’s future strategy, which includes an emphasis on aggregation and a ramping up of in-house production. He also explained why he believes his company “owes so much to Netflix,” but fears Amazon and YouTube.

The actors’ strike is still ongoing, but we’re learning which TV shows are being given priority by both Netflix and HBO once stars are allowed to return to work and begin filming again.

Weeks after taking a break from the limelight to focus on his health, Liam Payne has been spotted exploring Northern Ireland.The former One Direction singer previously revealed to his fans that he had "no other choice but to postpone" his South American tour dates.The news came after he suffered a health scare, when he came down with a serious kidney infection which landed him in hospital in late August.The 30-year-old told his fans that he had been in hospital for a week and was advised by doctors that he needed to rest and recover. Weeks later, Liam has now been spotted out and about with girlfriend Kate Cassidy and reportedly filming for a 'new travel show' around Ireland.

S Club have been forced to cancel the second show on their comeback tour just hours before they were set to take to the stage.

There’s more news from Fox!

There’s some news over at Netflix with regard to renewals and cancellations of their hit original TV shows!

BreAnna Bell Yvette Nicole Brown, Tig Notaro, and Tembi Locke have been announced as speakers for the 2023 End Well Symposium, Variety has learned exclusively. Led by End Well founder Dr. Shoshana Ungerleider, Brown joins the event as host as she guides the audience through conversations surrounding end-of-life care.

Fox has been quickly making some decisions regarding their scripted and unscripted television content, specifically regards to renewals and cancellations.

PBS Masterpiece airs some huge fan favorite TV shows, and fans might be curious which TV shows are renewed and which are canceled.

There’s a new show in the Drag Race universe!

We have more HBO and Max news.

EXCLUSIVE: Sex Education is top of the class in the UK.

The execs over at Hulu have been making lots of decisions about TV show renewals and cancellations.

Netflix is reportedly planning to raise its prices for its ad-free service after the Hollywood actors’ strike ends.The streaming service is “discussing” raising prices in “several markets globally,” and will likely increase fees in the US and Canada first, according to a Wall Street Journal report, citing anonymous sources.It was not immediately clear how much Netflix will raise its prices by or when exactly the new prices will take effect, according to the report. Netflix declined to comment on the report to NME.In the US, Netflix’s standard plan (two streams, no ads) is currently $15.49 (£10.99) a month and the Premium tier (four streams) costs $19.99 (£15.99) month.This summer, Netflix eliminated the basic tier without ads which had cost $9.99 (£8.27) a month in the US and other markets, in a bid to drive customers to the $6.99 (£4.99) a month ad-supported plan or higher-priced tiers.Netflix previously said it saw the addition of 5.9million subscribers globally since March, following the streaming service’s crackdown on password sharing between households.

Spooky season is officially upon us, and as the nights draw in sooner, what better excuse to watch more TV?