Netflix creates over 700 original titles every year, but not every one is a smash success.
The streaming giant with over 200 million monthly users has already canceled 12 shows and decided to conclude five others so far this year, bringing the grand total of shows ending in 2026 to 17.
Earlier this week Strip Law creator Cullen Crawford revealed his series was canceled.
"So they told me there's not going to be anymore Strip Law at Netflix," he said in a post on BlueSky. "I really cant be anything but grateful. at every phase it was made by talented people in pursuit of nothing but pure chaotic delirious joy and I'm so so proud of it thank you to everyone who gave it chance I thought it was funny."
Just a few days later, news broke that Netflix game show What's in the Box won't be renewed for another season. Veteran television reporter Matt Mitovich (formerly of TVLine) revealed, "I am hearing there are no plans at this time for more episodes of the Neil Patrick Harris-hosted game show."
With the ends of Strip Law, What's in the Box and the female driven F1: The Academy all coming to an end, Netflix has now canceled 12 shows so far this year.
Here's the full list of Netflix cancellations:
The Abandons
Terminator Zero
The Vince Staples Show
Pop The Balloon LIVE
Selling the City
With Love, Meghan
Alice In Borderland
Class
Miss Governor
Strip Law
What's in the Box?
F1: The Academy
It also confirmed the end of five other shows:
Alpha Males
Breathless
The Night Agent
The Lincoln Lawyer
Survival of the Thickest
While those titles are ending, Netflix has plenty of other new shows like Dan Levy's Big Mistakes and the new Harlan Coben mystery series I Will Find You, starring Sam Worthington, Britt Lower, and Milo Ventimiglia.