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13 REASONS WHY
The Netflix teen drama’s fourth and final season dropped on June 5.
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Can’t keep track of the many shows that are wrapping up in 2020? Scroll through the gallery below for our comprehensive guide, which includes The Good Place, Supernatural, Empire, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and many more shows that are nearing their series finales.
The Netflix teen drama’s fourth and final season dropped on June 5.
The CW drama concluded with Season 7, which ended on Sept. 30 and brought the show to a fitting 100 episodes.
The Anne of Green Gables-inspired drama ended with Season 3, which dropped Jan. 3 on Netflix.
Season 8 was the last one for The CW’s flagship DCTV series, which wrapped its run on Jan. 28.
The NBC drama’s fifth and final season wrapped on July 23.
Netflix’s animated dramedy concluded with a final batch of episodes that dropped Jan. 31.
IFC’s Hank Azaria comedy wrapped with Season 4, which concluded on May 6.
The Niecy Nash-fronted drama will air its fourth and final season on TNT in 2020.
Comedy Central’s workplace satire clocked out for the last time on Aug. 26.
CBS’ venerable procedural wrapped its 15-season run with a two-hour finale on Feb. 19.
The German-language Netflix thriller wrapped up with its third season, which dropped on June 27.
Netflix’s comedy, based on the 2014 film of the same name, will wrap in 2020 with a 10-episode fourth season.
The Fox drama’s sixth and final season wrapped on April 21… but since production was suspended due to concerns about the coronavirus pandemic, a proper series finale was scrapped. Rather, Season 6 ended with Episode 18 out of 20, though producers have expressed hope that a proper conclusion can be filmed in the future.
The ABC sitcom ended after its sixth season, concluding with a two-part series finale on Feb. 21.
The second half of Fuller House‘s fifth and final season dropped on June 2.
The third and final season of Hulu’s sci-fi comedy dropped April 3.
GLOW will get back in the ring at Netflix for a fourth and final season, though its premiere date is now TBD after production was interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Amazon’s Billy Bob Thornton-led legal drama will conclude with a fourth and final season, expected to drop sometime in 2020.
NBC’s afterlife comedy ended its four-season run on Jan. 30.
The OWN megachurch drama wrapped with Season 5, which concluded on Aug. 11.
The rebooted CBS procedural concluded its 10-season run on April 3.
After a nearly two-year hiatus, the Showtime drama returned for its eighth and final season in February. The series finale aired April 26.
The Shondaland drama ended with Season 6, which wrapped on May 14.
The fifth season of Tyler Perry’s OWN drama — which wrapped on June 16 — was also its last.
The collegiate docuseries’ fifth and final season dropped July 28 on Netflix — and a basketball-centric spinoff is coming in 2021.
The Syfy drama wrapped with its fifth season, which concluded on April 1.
S.H.I.E.L.D. wrapped on Aug. 12 after a seven-season run on ABC.
The ABC sitcom’s 11th and final season wrapped on April 8.
After six seasons, the Starz drama concluded its run on Feb. 9 — but plenty of spinoffs are on the way!
Netflix’s Danish thriller returned Aug. 6 for its third and final season.
The second half of the comedy’s final season (aka Part 8) dropped on Netflix on Jan. 24, completing the show’s run.
HBO’s anthology series aired its final episode on Oct. 9.
After six seasons, Pop TV’s beloved comedy came to an end on April 7.
The animated series concluded with a 13-episode fifth season, which dropped on Netflix on May 15.
The Starz drama — which was originally intended to be a one-season limited series — later received eight additional episodes that brought the story to a close. The series finale aired Nov. 29.
The animated Star Wars spinoff — which ended in 2014 after runs on Cartoon Network and Netflix — was revived at Disney+ for a final season. The series finale dropped on May 4 (aka Star Wars Day).
The animated series’ second and final season wrapped Jan. 26 on Disney Channel.
The Cinemax action series wrapped its run (for the second time!) on April 17.
Though the long-running CW drama was slated to end on May 18, the show paused production due to the global coronavirus pandemic; the series finale ultimately aired Nov. 19, capping a 15-season run.
Amazon’s U.K. import will be back for a third and final season in 2020.
The second and final season of Netflix’s teen drama dropped on Aug. 25.
The Syfy drama will conclude sometime in 2020 with a fifth and final season, which will run for 13 episodes.
The Starz drama ended with its third season, which wrapped on May 31.
The History drama’s sixth and final season will air in two parts: The first half concluded on Feb. 5, while the second batch of 10 episodes will begin later in 2020.
The NBC sitcom’s 11th and final season concluded on April 23.
The rom-com had previously been renewed for a fifth and final season — but the future of the show is now in limbo, following the news that AT&T is shuttering its Audience Network.