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    Daredevil, Spider-Noir & All TV Shows That Were Canceled in September 2026

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    Daredevil, Spider-Noir & All TV Shows That Were Canceled in September 2026

    Multiple networks and streaming platforms canceled over a dozen TV shows throughout September 2026. Two beloved superhero series headlined the cancellations, as Marvel-connected shows lost their futures despite strong critical reception and award nominations.

    The canceled shows came from Disney+, Prime Video, Netflix, Peacock, BBC, Starz, and Amazon.

    Every series canceled last month

    Daredevil: Born Again

    Marvel confirmed the Charlie Cox series will end after its upcoming third season. Season 2 suffered a major viewership drop on Disney+.

    Spider-Noir

    Prime Video canceled Nicolas Cage’s Marvel series after one season on September 4. The show earned 11 Emmy nominations and a 92% Rotten Tomatoes score but failed to sustain viewership.

    Ski Sunday

    The BBC ended its iconic winter sports program after nearly 50 years on air. The broadcaster cited changing audience behaviors and financial pressures behind the decision.

    Ransom Canyon

    Netflix axed the Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly romantic western after two seasons on September 10. Season 2 drew 4.1 million views in its opening week, a 43% drop from Season 1.

    M.I.A.

    Peacock canceled the Miami-set crime drama from Ozark creator Bill Dubuque after one season on September 12. The series topped Peacock’s U.S. streaming chart on its debut day but failed to hold viewers.

    Sweet Magnolias

    Netflix canceled the romantic drama after five seasons on September 18. The streamer greenlit a new series from the show’s creative team instead of renewing for Season 6.

    Ride or Die

    Prime Video canceled the Hannah Waddingham and Octashow received positive reviews and appeared on Nielsen’s top 10 rankings

    RuPaul’s Drag Race UK

    The BBC dropped the reality competition after eight series on September 9. A spokesperson cited “significant financial pressures” as part of £500 million in savings.

    P-Valley

    Starz announced the third season of its Mississippi Delta drama will serve as its last. The nine-episode final season premieres on December 4, 2026.

    Judy Justice

    Judge Judy Sheindlin’s Amazon series will stop releasing new episodes in October 2026. Sheindlin announced her retirement from on-camera work after 30 years.

    House of David

    Prime Video’s biblical drama will conclude with its third season. Creator Jon Erwin planned the series as a trilogy following David’s rise to power.

    A Man on the Inside

    Netflix announced the Ted Danson comedy’s third season will be its last on September 23. Creator Michael Schur confirmed production began in San Francisco for the final episodes.

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