Osmosis (Cancelled)

Osmosis was released on March 29, 2019, on Netflix. It is a French science fiction web television consisting of eight episodes in the first season. Osmosis stars, Agathe Bonitzer, Suzanne Rault-Balet, Manoel Dupont, Gaël Kamilindi, and Hugo Becker.

It is set in near-future Paris and displays a new dating app called Osmosis. The application can help a person decode true love by digging deep into the user’s brain. However, finding a perfect match comes with a price to pay – the technology can also find the darkest secrets of a person. While the series was considered a hit, Netflix decided to put an end on Osmosis. 

Messiah (Cancelled)

Messiah gained decent reviews; however, the series got canceled after just one season. The series is an American thriller web television series, which was released on January 1, 2020. It stars Mehdi Dehbi, Michelle Monaghan, Melinda Page, John Ortiz, Timer Sisley, Jane Adams, and Will Travel.

The cancelation of the Messiah is speculated to be due to the controversial religious content. However, another reason is speculated to be the high expense of filming in different locations all around the world. The series is based on the modern world’s reaction to a man who appears miraculously as Jesus. His sudden appearance makes him the center of various doubts.

Orange Is The New Black (Canceled)

Orange Is the New Black is a comedy-drama created for Netflix by Jenji Kohan. It is based on Piper Kerman’s memoir about her experiences at FCI Danbury. The series premiered on Netflix on July 11, 2013. It became an instant hit and gained a lot of loyal fans to the franchise. After the release of its seventh season, it was announced that this would be the end of the series. The final season received some great reviews from fans as well as critics.

It has become Netflix’s most-watched original series and has received many accolades, including various Golden Globe and Emmy nominations.

Santa Clarita Diet (Canceled)

Horror is a genre that is not liked by everyone, but it is still prevalent in web series like Santa Clarita Diet. The horror-comedy web series revolves around Drew Barrymore as Sheila Hammond, who undergoes metamorphosis and starts craving human flesh. The web series is an excellent blend of comedy and horror as the family tries to control her while dealing with various other issues.

After the decent success of this out of the box show, Netflix stood at canceling it. The speculated reason behind the cancelation is the show did not hit off that well with the audience and, of course, the financial reasons.

Jessica Jones (Canceled)

Jessica Jones is an American web television series based on the Marvel Comics character by the same name. The series was created by Netflix and produced by Marvel Television. It stars Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones, who is a former superhero. She opens her detective agency and becomes a private investigator after Kilgrave, the show’s villain, makes her kill someone.

The series took a different approach while telling a superhero story. Although fans loved it, the show is being canceled by Netflix. It also features Eka Darville, Rachael Taylor, and Carrie-Anne Moss, along with Erin Moriarty, Wil Travel, and Mike Colter in the first season.

Soundtrack (Cancelled)

Soundtrack premiered on Netflix in December 2019. It is an American musical drama web series that stars Jenna Dewan, Callie Hernandez, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Paul James, Megan Ferguson, and Campbell Scott. The series is created by Joshua Safran, who is also the executive producer alongside Ali Krug and Megan Ellison.

Safran is one of the members of the creative team of Gossip Girl and is also leading the Gossip Girl reboot on HBO Max. The soundtrack was debuted two days before The Witcher and after season 2 of You. Despite gaining a great amount of attention, Netflix canceled the drama in January 2020.

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (Cancelled)

The supernatural horror series, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, is based on the Archie comic book series of the same name. Warner Bros. Television produces it with Archie Comics and Berlanti Productions. The first three seasons of the series received good reviews and were liked by fans worldwide. However, in July 2020, Netflix announced that the last part would be the last.

The series follows Sabrina Spellman and her loved ones fighting the terrifying threats. It includes The Weird, The Returned, and The Void. While Sabrina fights these challenges, there will also be a romantic angle in Sabrina’s life.

Insatiable (Cancelled)

Insatiable is a dark comedy-drama television series based on the 2014 New York article “The Pageant King of Alabama.” It premiered in 2018 on Netflix and was followed by a second season, which premiered in October 2019. Insatiable has always been one of the most controversial series on Netflix. It revolves around a fat teen who loses weight after being punched in the face. She then joins a local pageant circle and is surrounded by chaos.

Netflix canceled the series in early 2020, burning the fans’ expectations to the ground. The creator of the show himself addressed the fans via Instagram.

Marianne (Canceled)

Marianne is a horror web television show created and directed by Samuel Bodin. It is written by Quoc Dang Tran along with Bodin and stars Victoire Du Bois, Lucie Boujenah, and Tiphaine Daviot. The story of the series revolves around Emma, a young horror novelist. She realizes that the evil character she has created in her novel has joined her in the real world and is now creating havoc.

There are some really creative brains involved in this project, which keeps you on edge until the end. It was released on September 13, 2019. However, Netflix canceled it after one season in January 2020.

V Wars (Cancelled)

Canceled after season 1, V Wars is an American sci-fi horror web series based on the novel series by Jonathan Maberry. It premiered in December 2019 and stars Ian Somerhalder, Jacky Lai, Peter Outerbridge, Adrian Holmes, and Kyle Breitkopf.

The series is a vampire contagion drama that was canceled right after three months of premiering on Netflix. Ian Somerhalder, who played the role of Luther Swann, took to Instagram to announce the news and promised the fans that they would hear more from Swann. The fans replied that they were eagerly waiting for the next chapter of V Wars.

Easy (Canceled)

Easy is a comedy-drama series consisting of 25 episodes. The first season was released on Netflix in September 2016. The second season was launched in 2017, and later in 2018, it was renewed for a third season, which premiered in 2019.

The series follows the lives of various individuals who live in Chicago. It navigates some of the most common issues of each person, such as love and relationships. One of the best things about this series is that it follows an anthology format; therefore, you can easily start from any season and episode. Even though the series gained huge popularity, it will not return for a fourth season.

Turn Up Charlie (Cancelled)

Co-created by Idris Alba, Turn Up Charlie is a British comedy web television that stars Elba as a disc jockey. It premiered on Netflix on 15 March 2019. The series follows Charlie (Elba), a disc jockey and a lifelong bachelor who becomes the nanny of his famous friend’s daughter. It also stars Frankie Hervey, JJ Feild, and Piper Perabo. Even though Elba’s performance made it worth a watch, it was highly criticized for poor writing and a predictable plot.

The series could have gained a huge audience due to the amazing star cast; however, Netflix canceled it in 2020.

October Faction (Canceled)

This supernatural drama web television series is based on the comic series of the same name. October Faction was released in January 2020 and stars Megan Follows, Tamara Taylor, J. C. MacKenzie, Maxim Roy, Stephen McHattie, Aurora Burghart, and Gabriel Darku. It was created by Damian Kindler and follows the story of a monster-hunting couple, Fred and Deloris Allen.

The couple returns to their hometown with their children and tries to hide their identities as the town isn’t what it seems. The audience couldn’t dig deeper to find the true meaning of the show; thus, Netflix had to announce its cancelation after two months of its release in March.

Locke and Key (Renewed)

Locke & Key premiered on Netflix on February 7, 2020. It is a supernatural horror drama web television series that was based on the comic book series by the same name. The series stars Darby Stanchfield, Emilia Jones, Connor Jessup, Laysla De Oliveira, Jackson Robert Scott, Griffin Gluck, and Petrice Jones. It revolves around the Locke family, who decide to move to Matheson from Seattle after the murder of Rendell Locke.

It gained plenty of fans due to the mysterious plot with a great storyline. After a month of its release, Netflix announced that the series would be renewed for another season. 

The Haunting of Hill House (Renewed)

The Haunting of Hill House is hands-down one of the most underrated series on Netflix. It is loosely based on Shirley Jackson’s novel by the same name and is a display of every emotion that a person could feel. It features a family that is affected by the tragedy that occurred decades ago and how their past has stained their present and future. Things gradually begin to fall into place and return to normal, which makes us wonder if we would get to see a sequel.

To our surprise, Netflix has renewed a second season, which is expected to release by the end of this year.

The Witcher (Renewed)

Netflix’s Witcher is a fantasy-drama series based on a popular game and novel by Andrzej Sapkowski, a Polish author. The show starts slow but picks up an intense and dark storyline later in the third episode. It features the trend of different timelines in the same series, making it very captivating and confusing. However, it becomes easier to put the pieces together once you start comprehending it.

The action, cinematography, and graphics make it a worthwhile series that keeps the viewers on edge. Its second season is all set to release in 2021, although Netflix is yet to decide the release date.

The Umbrella Academy (Renewed)

The Umbrella Academy is based on a dysfunctional and equally funny family of superhero children who have landed in adulthood and now have different stories. You will get to witness suspense, horror, drama, and action in this sci-fi series until you reach a jaw-dropping climax.

Apart from that, the soundtracks are a delight to the ears and add more to the story’s dramatic elements. Soon after its release, the show became the third-most viewed series on Netflix in 2019, making season two an absolute necessity. If you are a fan, then you’d be glad to know that Netflix has renewed it for a second season!

Ozark (Renewed)

Ozark has received various positive reviews from the critics. It was applauded, especially for its tone, direction, and acting. The series is a crime drama that stars Jason Bateman and Laura Linney as a married couple. They relocate their family to Ozarks after a money-laundering scheme goes wrong.

The series has received fourteen Primetime Emmy Award nominations. Not only that, but Bateman and Julia Garner have also won Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series and Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series, respectively. With such huge popularity and an amazing storyline, Netflix announced that there would be a fourth and final season of the show.

Dark (Renewed)

Based on the brilliant and hypothetical concept of time travel, Dark is a sci-fi thriller German web series. Yeah, its first season was a bit less tempting, but the second and third installment of the series transformed the way we view time travel. The sudden disappearances of children in the town of Winden unravel the various family relationships in the present, past, and future.

The series got groundbreaking reviews from the audience. However, there is no official news for a fresh season of Dark as of now. But, if it possibly happens, it will have an entirely new cast.

Dead to Me (Cancelled)

The dark comedy web television series, Dead to Me, is created by Liz Feldman and stars Christina Applegate (Jen) and Linda Cardellini (Judy). Jen is a widowed real estate agent who recently lost her husband. She tries to come to terms with her loss and meets Judy in the therapy group, who is also mourning her husband’s death.

Both characters are going through different issues. However, there is more to Judy’s past, which is unveiled later in the series. Two months after the second season’s debut, Netflix announced that the series would end with the third season.

Stranger Things (Renewed)

One of the staples shows on Netflix; Stranger Things is a sci-fi horror web series created by Duffer Brothers. It premiered on July 15, 2016, where the first season focuses on investigating a disappeared young boy. The story also revolves around supernatural events occurring around the town. The cast includes Winona Ryder, Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, David Harbour, Caleb McLaughlin, Gaten Matarazzo, Noah Schnapp, Natalia Dyer, and Sadie Sink. 

Following the third season, it felt like the show would wrap up soon. However, early this year, the show was renewed for a fourth season.

Love Is Blind (Renewed)

Love is Blind became a highly popular show and attained a worldwide audience in a small amount of time. The popular dating show that is built on the concept of blind dating has seen some amazing responses from its audience who enjoy watching common people rise to fame.  

Good news for all its fans is that this wonderful show after the successful completion of its first season is going to come back in a while. Moreover, the show has been renewed not just for one but two more seasons, meaning double joy for the audiences. 

The Circle (Renewed)

The Circle is an American reality series based on a British TV series of the same name. It is produced by Studio Lambert and Motion Content Group and aired on Netflix in January in 2020. Apart from the American version of the show, Netflix is also planning to launch French and Brazillian versions. The show is based around social media, which is often compared to Catfish and Big Brother. 

It brought people together in an interesting concept where they could be themselves or either pretend to be someone else. It announced that The Circle would be renewed for two more seasons that will be aired around 2021.

Never Have I Ever (Renewed)

This amazing and heartwarming coming of age comedy series, Never Have I Ever won the hearts of people by its adorable storyline. The complicated story of a girl of first-generation American Indian revolves around her quest to become one of the popular kids in school. Along with her friends and many fun stories, she happens to fall in a love triangle at the end of the first season. 

What happens next won’t be a mystery for long as Netflix has announced the renewal of the next season of the series, which will be out in a short while. 

Elite (Renewed)

Elite is a Spanish thriller teen drama series created for Netflix. It is set in Las Encinas, an elite secondary school, and follows the relationship between three working-class teenagers enrolled at the secondary school and their wealthy classmates. The cast includes Miguel Bernardeau, Jaime Lorente, María Pedraza, Miguel Herrán, Mina El Hammani, Claudia Salas, and Álvaro Rico. 

The series will be returning to Netflix for another season. Netflix has picked up the series for the fourth season after two months of the third season’s launch. This news was announced by Miguel Bernardeau and Claudia Salas through a video while quarantining in their respective homes. 

Trinkets (Renewed)

Teen drama Trinkets follows the story of three friends Elodie, Moe, Tabitha, who find each other at a Shoplifters Anonymous meeting. Each character has a different personality in school and makes sure to keep their friendship a secret. While Elodie is an introvert and Moe follows a punk style, Tabitha has quite a wealthy background. The trio finds solace in each other as they navigate their issues. 

It is based on a novel of the same name written by Kirsten Smith. The friendship between the girls has proven to be very entertaining for the fans; therefore, Netflix has announced a renewal.

Another Life (Renewed)

Alien life is an integral part of several web series these days, and Another Life is one of those web series. The web series features a flying object shaped like a Mobius strip land on earth, growing a crystal shell. Just like other series, the brilliant minds of planet earth try to communicate with the object.

The web series explores the space voyage of Niko Breckinridgem, who is the wife of the scientist communicating with the alien ship. She plans to go on a space mission with her crew to find the origin of the space object. The series was renewed for season 2 in October 2019.

Spinning Out (Canceled)

The Netflix shows run on two major things, viewership and the cost of production. Spinning Out being canceled a month after its 1st Season premiere shows that there must have been a lack in both the aspects. The TV drama show, which put a spotlight on Kat Baker, a revered skater, spins around her journey after a skating rink mishap forcing her to bid farewell to the rink.

However, when life gives her another chance to pair up with a fellow skater, she seized the opportunity. It seems that the destiny of the TV show spun out earlier than what it was planned for.

The Crown (End Season)

If you were hooked up to the Royal Drama that unfurled throughout the 4 seasons of The Crown, then it is time to start looking for a new show. The earlier planned 6-season stint of The Crown will be packed after season 5, and the much-revered Queen Elizabeth II’s reign is not going to last long. 

Written by Peter Morgan, the story of this Netflix Royalist’s series continues ahead after the film The Queen (2006) & is also connected to the stage play The Audience (2013). Starting from the queen’s marriage to Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, the season was proposed to show the queen’s 21st Century reign, but not anymore.

Bojack Horseman (Canceled)

Animated TV series may have become old, but they are still liked by many of us. Bojack Horseman is an animated adult TV series that started back in 2014. And continues to rock on the screen, thanks to its brilliant creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg. While the web series is successfully running and is liked by the audience. It has been canceled by Netflix itself.

Raphael Bob-Waksberg informed that the show could run for more years, yet Netflix decided to close it. He added that he is happy he was informed about the cancellation before he shot the last eight episodes of season 6. He can give it a satisfactory ending now.

Friends From College (Canceled)

Friends was a great TV series back in the 90s. But the Friends From College didn’t just go well. The show describes the life of the Harvard alumni who are in their 40s and are still trying to figure out their intertangled lives. The first season of the web series aired on July 14, 2017. Post this, season 2 of the web series premiered on January 11, 2019.

And soon after the release of the second season, Netflix called off the web series in February 2019. The reason for the cancelation was the unfortunate and challenging reviews of the show.

The Society (Renewed)

Mystery is one of the most popular genres in web series these days. And The Society is one of the great examples of it. The web series started back in the second quarter of 2019 and was highly appreciated by the audience. The first season of the web series revolved around a group of teenagers who must learn to run their community after something strange happened in their lives.

The season featured unraveling of a mystery when everyone in the town goes missing after a canceled field trip bus arrives in the town. The web series was so good that it got renewed for the second season in 2019.

The Punisher (Canceled)

Marvel is never short of exciting content, and The Punisher is one of them. It is an American web series based on the Marvel character with the same name. The Punisher is a spin-off of Marvel’s Daredevil that describes the life of Frank Castle, who uses his deadly way to fight injustice in New York. He avenges his family in the first season and lives a quiet life in the second.

Irrespective of the remarkable success of the series, Netflix canceled its 3rd season. The speculated reason is that Netflix does not own any stake in the Marvel TV series, and Disney is planning to bring them on Disney+.

The Order (Renewed)

Dark Magic has always flabbergasted us, not in real life, though. The Order is one of those horror drama web series that received remarkable reviews on the release of its first season at the beginning of 2019. The series revolves around the life of a college student Jack Morton who joins a secret society to learn magic. His interest takes him into the pool of dark family secrets and a war of werewolves and dark magic arts.

Post the success of season 1; it was renewed for season 2 that got released on June 18, 2020. There are speculations for season 3 but no confirmation yet.

Daybreak (Canceled)

Daybreak is one of those web series that only got one season under its belt. The season focussed on a 17-year old boy named Josh wheeler. He lives in a post-apocalyptic world and is an outcast. Josh is searching for his girlfriend, Sam Dean, in the post-apocalyptic era. He is joined by his group of rag tags named Angelica and Wesley. The group of brave friends tries to survive everything that comes in their way.

The series did not qualify for the second season because, as per Netflix, it did not have the required viewership.

You (Renewed)

The first season of the series is based on the 2014 novel by Caroline Kepnes that features Joe Goldberg, a New York bookstore manager who falls in love with Guinevere Beck, a customer. This love quickly turns into an obsession, and several people are hurt, including Beck. The second season follows Joe to Los Angeles, where he falls in love with equally crazy Love Quinn.

The series became a big hit around the world despite the negative and obsessive role of the main character. Moreover, Netflix announced the third season that will be released in 2021 in which Joe and Love will be seen reprising their roles.

Lucifer (Renewed)

Gods and Devils have been in the movies for a long time now. And Lucifer is also one of the devils that left hell for Los Angeles. The story of the web series revolves around the life of Lucifer Morningstar, played by Tom Ellis, who runs a nightclub in Los Angeles. Side by side, he also assists LAPD in crime-fighting.

Though the web series was dropped by Fox after three seasons due to mixed reviews and low ratings. Netflix picked up the web series, and it is renewed for the fifth season, which will land on Netflix on 21 August 2020.