Take a big breath, TV fans, because a lot of your favorite shows have just been axed. Happily, many of them survived this year's round of cancellations, and we have all the latest news here. Last week, CBS canceled several and renewed one show [1], NBC canceled four series [2], ABC renewed a ton of shows [3], Fox canceled four freshman shows [4], and The CW canceled three series [5]. Find out what's already guaranteed to come back and what's gotten left on the chopping block so far.

What's Been Renewed

Network:

• The Mentalist: The CBS thriller starring Simon Baker will return [6] for a seventh season.
• Nashville: ABC has renewed Nashville [7] for a third season.
• Last Man Standing: The ABC comedy will be back for another season.
• The Bachelor [8]: More of the dating show is on the way.
• Dancing With the Stars [9]: ABC has green-lit another season of the competition.
• Shark Tank: The business-centric reality show has received another season order.
• America's Funniest Home Videos: ABC wants another season.
• Modern Family: ABC's long-standing comedy has been renewed.
• The Goldbergs: The freshman comedy will be back in the Fall.
• The Middle: ABC green-lit the family sitcom.
• Scandal: Olivia Pope has been given another season.
• Grey's Anatomy [10]: The doctors will return in the Fall.
• Once Upon a Time: We will return to Storybrooke for another season.
• Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: The agents will be back for a second season.
• Castle: ABC renewed its hit mystery series.
• Revenge: The soapy drama has gotten a third season.
• Resurrection: ABC's midseason series will return.
• The 100: The midseason show has been renewed for a second season on The CW.
• Hart of Dixie: Rachel Bilson [11]'s doctor show will be back in the Fall.
• Beauty and the Beast: The CW will go forward with a third season.
• Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: The crime show will continue with a 16th season.
• American Idol: Fox has renewed the singing competition for a 14th season.
• Grimm: NBC has renewed the supernatural drama for a fourth season [12].
• Chicago Fire: The firehouse-set drama got a third season from NBC.
• Chicago P.D.: NBC renewed the freshman drama for a second season.
• The Big Bang Theory: CBS has renewed the comedy for three more seasons.
• 2 Broke Girls: The comedy will return for a new season.
• Mike & Molly: Melissa McCarthy's comedy will be back.
• Two and a Half Men: Jon Cryer and Ashton Kutcher [13]'s comedy is returning.
• The Millers: CBS has granted the freshman series another season.
• Mom: Anna Faris [14]'s comedy will return for a second season.
• NCIS: CBS has renewed the show for another season.
• NCIS: Los Angeles: The successful spinoff has been renewed.
• Person of Interest: The crime caper is coming back.
• CSI: The classic crime-scene show will be back.
• Hawaii Five-0: CBS has renewed the Hawaii-set show.
• Blue Bloods: Tom Selleck's cop-family drama will return with a new season.
• Criminal Minds [15]: The dark procedural will return again.
• Elementary: The Sherlock-centric show will be back.
• The Good Wife: CBS has renewed the hit drama.
• The Amazing Race: The award-winning reality program will return with another season.
• Undercover Boss: CBS has renewed the show.
• The Mindy Project: Fox renewed The Mindy Project [16] for a third season.
• New Girl: Zooey Deschanel [17]'s comedy will be returning for a fourth season.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Fresh off its Golden Globe wins, Fox's hit show has been renewed for a second season.
• The Following: Kevin Bacon [18]'s psychological thriller is set to return for a third season.
• Reign: The CW has renewed freshman drama Reign [19] for a second season.
• The Originals: The first-year series has been picked up for season two.
• The Vampire Diaries: The CW is giving The Vampire Diaries a sixth season.
• Supernatural: The veteran CW series will be getting a 10th season on The CW.
• Arrow: The superhero show has been renewed for a third season.
• Parks and Recreation: The comedy is getting a seventh season [20].
• Sleepy Hollow: The hit mystery series was the first new show to be renewed [21] for a second season.
• The Simpsons: The cartoon staple will return for another season.
• The Blacklist: NBC has ordered a second season of James Spader's thriller.
• Bones: The romantic/forensic procedural has gotten a 10th season order.

Cable

• Looking: HBO has renewed the freshman series [22] for a second season.
• House of Lies: Showtime has green-lit the comedy [23] for a fourth season.
• Shameless: William H. Macy's series has been renewed for a fifth season.
• Vikings: The History Channel renewed the drama [24] for season three.
• Veep: HBO has renewed the comedy for a fourth season [25].
• Silicon Valley: The new HBO comedy will get a second season.
• Game of Thrones: The HBO hit has been renewed for seasons five and six [26].
• The Americans: FX picked up the series [27] for a third season.
• Bates Motel: The A&E thriller will be back [28] for a third season.
• It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: The FXX comedy has been renewed for two more seasons [29].

What's Been Canceled

Network

• The Crazy Ones: The CBS comedy starring Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar [30] will not have a second season.
• Hostages: CBS has chosen to cancel the struggling freshman show.
• Intelligence: Josh Holloway's sci-fi series won't return.
• Friends With Better Lives: A second season isn't in the cards for the 30-something pals.
• Bad Teacher: CBS canceled the movie-inspired comedy.
• Super Fun Night: ABC canceled Rebel Wilson's comedy [31] after one season.
• The Neighbors: The show will not return with a third season.
• Suburgatory: ABC has chosen not to renew the sitcom for a third season.
• Community: The beloved but long-struggling series has been canceled [32].
• Revolution: The sci-fi series will not be back for a third season.
• Believe: NBC canceled the freshman series.
• Crisis: Dylan McDermott's drama has been canceled by NBC.
• Growing Up Fisher: The family sitcom has been axed.
• Dracula: NBC has canceled the vampire drama after one season.
• Trophy Wife: Malin Akerman's comedy will not return.
• Mixology: ABC has canceled the freshman series.
• The Carrie Diaries: The CW has canceled the show after its second season.
• Star-Crossed: The CW will not be going forward with a second season of the supernatural show.
• The Tomorrow People: The show has been canceled after one season.
• Dads: Fox has canceled Dads [33] after one season.
• Rake: Greg Kinnear's freshman show has been canceled by Fox.
• Enlisted: Fox has canceled the army sitcom after one season.
• Surviving Jack: The '90s-set comedy has been canceled by Fox.
• Almost Human: The sci-fi drama has been canceled after one season on Fox.
• Raising Hope: Fox has canceled Raising Hope [34] after four seasons.
• Sean Saves the World: NBC has canceled Sean Saves the World [35], the freshman sitcom starring Sean Hayes.
• The Michael J. Fox [36] Show: The comedy was dropped [37] by NBC after its first season.
• Killer Women: ABC's murder mystery series only made it a few episodes before cancellation.
• The X Factor: Fox's talent show will not be back.
• Back in the Game: ABC canceled James Caan's freshman comedy.
• Ironside: Blair Underwood's cop drama has been canceled by NBC.
• Lucky 7: Despite its name, Lucky 7 was not fortunate enough to return for a second season.
• We Are Men: CBS canceled this freshman comedy.
• Welcome to the Family: NBC's comedy was one of the early casualties of the 2013-14 season.
• Mind Games: ABC has canceled the midseason drama after only a handful of episodes.
• Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: The freshman series was canceled by ABC [38].

Cable

• Drop Dead Diva: Lifetime has canceled Drop Dead Diva.
• Ravenswood: ABC Family has canceled the Pretty Little Liars [39] spinoff after one season.

Source: Fox [40]; front page