Which of your favorite shows is a lock to return, and which is destined for cancellation?

Sure, hits like "Abbott Elementary" and "NCIS" will be back for new seasons, along with freshmen series including remakes of "Night Court," "Quantum Leap" and "Magnum, P.I." and new series like "Fire Country" and "Will Trent."

Meanwhile, long-running favorites "The Blacklist," "NCIS: Los Angeles," "The Goldbergs" and "Riverdale" are ending their runs, along with "A Million Little Things" and two medical dramas, "New Amsterdam" and "The Resident."

But other sitcoms and dramas – from "The Good Doctor" to "S.W.A.T."  to  "9-1-1," are endangered, hovering "on the bubble" between renewal and cancellation. Networks are weighing their fates as they ready potential replacements and new fall schedules they'll announce in mid-May.

USA TODAY's 26th annual Save Our Shows poll asked you to weigh in on which you'd like saved – and which dropped – as the networks set their 2023-24 schedules. Fox's "9-1-1" won the poll, but was canceled by Fox only to be snapped up by ABC, whose sibling studio owns the series. ABC's "The Good Doctor" and "Alaska Daily" were behind, followed by CBS' "S.W.A.T.," which was canceled but then uncanceled for 13 final episodes.

Here's our status update for every series, grouped by those already renewed or highly likely to return; those canceled or on death's door; and those hovering somewhere in between.

Full Save Our Shows results : Save Our Shows 2023: See how your TV favorites fared in USA TODAY's exclusive poll

ABC

Renewed, or almost

• Abbott Elementary

• The Conners

• Grey's Anatomy

• The Rookie

• Station 19

• Will Trent

On the bubble

• Alaska Daily

• The Company You Keep

• The Good Doctor

• Home Economics

• Not Dead Yet

• The Rookie: Feds

Canceled, or nearly dead

• A Million Little Things

• Big Sky

• The Goldbergs

CBS

Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Astin in a scene from CBS' "So Help Me Todd."

Steve Howey and Ginger Gonzaga star in u0022True Liesu0022 as a seemingly normal suburban couple who are international spies in this remake of James Cameron's 1994 film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

LL Cool J in CBS' u0022NCIS: Los Angeles,u0022 which is ending after a 14-season run.

Renewed, or almost

• Blue Bloods

• Bob Hearts Abishola

• CSI: Vegas

• The Equalizer

• FBI

• FBI: International

• FBI: Most Wanted

• Fire Country

• Ghosts

• NCIS

• NCIS: Hawai'i

• The Neighborhood

• S.W.A.T.

• So Help Me Todd

• Young Sheldon

Canceled, or nearly dead

• NCIS: Los Angeles

• East New York

• True Lies

NBC

Melissa Rauch as Judge Abby Stone and John Larroquette reprising his role as prosecutor Dan Fielding in a revival of NBC's 1984-92 comedy "Night Court."

American Autou0022 follows the reinvention efforts of a group of struggling executives (Ana Gasteyer as Payne Motors CEO and X Mayo, right, as Dori Ovens) at a Detroit carmaker as they attempt to solidify the company and stay afloat.

Renewed, or almost

• Chicago Fire

• Chicago Med

• Chicago PD

• La Brea

• Law & Order

• Law & Order: SVU

• Law & Order: Organized Crime

• Magnum, P.I.

• Night Court

• Quantum Leap

On the bubble

• American Auto

• Grand Crew

• Lopez vs. Lopez

• Young Rock

Canceled, or nearly dead

• The Blacklist

• New Amsterdam

Fox

J. Harrison Ghee in u0022Accused.u0022

Mayim Bialik runs a cat-themed restaurant in u0022Call Me Kat.u0022

Renewed, or almost

• Accused

• Alert: Missing Persons Unit

• Animal Control

• Bob's Burgers

• The Cleaning Lady

• Family Guy

• The Great North

• 9-1-1 (but moving to ABC)

• 9-1-1: Lone Star

• The Simpsons

On the bubble

• Fantasy Island

• Welcome to Flatch

Canceled, or nearly dead

• Call Me Kat

• Monarch

• The Resident

CW

Renewed, or almost

• All American

• Walker

On the bubble

• All American: Homecoming

• Gotham Knights

• Superman & Lois

Canceled, or nearly dead

• The Flash

• Kung Fu

• Nancy Drew

• Riverdale

• Stargirl

• Walker: Independence

• The Winchesters