Lee Pace, Foundation

Lee Pace, Foundation

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Summer vacation is over, and TV is getting back to work. This September’s TV renewal and cancellation announcements kicked off with the news that The Paper, Peacock’s new spin-off of The Office, has already been renewed for Season 2. The mockumentary comedy, which was co-created by The Office’s Greg Daniels, follows the ragtag staff of a struggling Midwestern newspaper. And like the fictional journalists of The Paper, TV Guide is tracking the headlines, bringing you the latest updates on which shows will return and which have been axed.

So far, this month’s other renewals include Apple TV+’s sci-fi epic Foundation, starring Jared Harris and Lee Pace; Prime Video’s Overcompensating, the college comedy from Benito Skinner; and Netflix’s Chuck Lorre-produced sitcom Leanne, starring and co-created by Leanne Morgan.

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 September below. 

ALSO READ: August’s renewals and cancellations

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TV show renewalsFoundation, Apple TV+: The complex sci-fi epic, starring Jared Harris and Lee Pace and based on the book series by Isaac Asimov, will return for Season 4. The news was announced ahead of the Season 3 finale. (Sept. 11, Apple TV+)Berlin ER, Apple TV+: The German-language medical drama otherwise known as KRANK Berlin will be back for a second season. (Sept. 11, Deadline)Overcompensating, Prime Video: Benito Skinner’s well-reviewed comedy about a closeted college freshman coming to terms with his sexuality at an educational institution full of hornies will be back for Season 2. (Sept. 10, Prime Video)Leanne, Netflix: Netflix isn’t splitting up with Leanne, which stars Leanne Morgan as a woman starting over after a divorce. The Chuck Lorre-produced sitcom will be back for Season 2. (Sept. 8, The Hollywood Reporter)Irish Blood, Acorn TV: The Ireland-set mystery series, which Acorn TV calls its most successful series ever, will be back for a six-episode second season. Alicia Silverstone stars and executive produces. (Sept. 8, Acorn TV)Rogue Heroes, MGM+: The critically acclaimed World War II drama about a misfit group of mayhem makers is being enlisted for a third season. (Sept. 4, MGM+)The Paper, Peacock: The spin-off of The Office is about to clock in for another season. One day before the show’s debut, stars Domhnall Gleeson and Sabrina Impacciatore announced on NBC’s Today that The Paper has been renewed for Season 2 on Peacock. (Sept. 3, Deadline)