![\"I\u00f1aki](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/onepice.jpg\")
<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
I\u00f1aki Godoy, One Piece<\/p>\n
Netflix<\/p>\n
As we began the month of August, we couldn’t help but wonder… which shows will live to see another day, which will go out on their own terms, and which will reach an untimely end? It didn’t take long to get our first answer, as HBO Max announced that it’s closing the book on the\u00a0Sex and the City sequel series\u00a0And Just Like That…\u00a0after three seasons. We’re about to find out what life will be like without the\u00a0uniquely baffling<\/a> modern-day adventures of Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw.<\/p>\n This month’s other early cancellations are Goosebumps, which is getting buried after two seasons on Disney+, and\u00a0FUBAR, which is going AWOL after two seasons at Netflix. In better news, it’s been a very kind summer to Freeform’s Cruel Summer, which is coming out of cancellation for a surprise Season 3, and Netflix ordered a third season of One Piece prior to the adaptation’s second voyage.<\/p>\n Whether you’re looking to celebrate your favorites or mourn the loss of something on your regular rotation, we’re keeping tabs on all the shows that have been canceled or renewed in August below.\u00a0 <\/p>\n ALSO READ:\u00a0July’s renewals and cancellations<\/a><\/p>\n TV show cancellationsGoosebumps, Disney+:\u00a0The anthology based on R.L. Stine’s tween and teen horror books has bumped its last goose. Disney+ canceled the series after two seasons, but the studio behind it, Sony Pictures Television, is looking for ways to continue the show elsewhere and create new directions for the Goosebumps franchise. (Aug. 7,\u00a0Variety<\/a>)FUBAR, Netflix: The action show starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Monica Barbaro as father-daughter spies has been canceled after two seasons. (Aug. 1, Deadline<\/a>)And Just Like That…, HBO Max: And just like that, the Sex and the City sequel series is ending after three seasons. Showrunner Michael Patrick King announced the news<\/a> on the show’s official social media accounts, calling the upcoming two-part finale “a wonderful place to stop.” (Aug. 1, HBO Max<\/a>)<\/p>\n More TV coverage:<\/p>\n TV show renewalsOne Piece, Netflix: The live-action adaptation of the popular manga got an early Season 3 renewal before the Season 2 premiere in 2026. Marvel vet Ian Stokes will join Joe Tracz as co-showrunner following the departure of Matt Owens, who exited in March to focus on his mental health. (Aug. 9, The Wrap<\/a>)Cruel Summer, Hulu and Freeform: Cruel Summer was canceled in 2023 after its second season, but it’s uncanceled in 2025. A third season is in development at both Freeform and Hulu, with Season 1 star Olivia Holt returning as her Season 1 character Kate Wallis despite the series going the anthology route, complete with a new cast, after Season 1. (Aug. 8, Variety<\/a>)Solo Traveling with Tracee Ellis Ross, Roku: Tracee Ellis Ross’ travel show has been renewed for Season 2 after breaking records as Roku’s most-watched unscripted original series. (Aug. 7, Variety<\/a>)American Ninja Warrior, NBC: The competition series has scored a renewal for Season 18. (Aug. 4, The Hollywood Reporter<\/a>)