Get ready to say goodbye to some of your series favorites, as 2024 marks the end of several acclaimed productions.
Among them are renowned titles such as ‘Young Sheldon’ and ‘Blue Bloods’, which have won over a large audience with their engaging plots.
Furthermore, some works say goodbye without having had the chance to fully shine, as is the case with ‘The Bad Batch’ and ‘Vikings: Valhalla’.
The farewells promise to touch the hearts of fans. Check below which series will say goodbye in 2024, is your favorite among them?
Series that say goodbye this year
From exciting dramas to engaging comedies, these series are about to end their stories – Photo: Divulgação/Multiverso Notícias
In 2024, it’s time to say goodbye to ‘La Brea’. The series of Science fiction chronicles a natural disaster that divides the city of Los Angeles in half. The title failed to maintain its audience, and the third season will be the last.
‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’, on air since 2000, will end with the 12th season of the series. The autobiographical work, created and starring Larry David, already has episodes available on the HBO Max streaming platform.
In 2024, fans also say goodbye to ‘Bob Hearts Abishola’. Chuck Lorre’s series followed the unlikely romance between a middle-aged American businessman and the Nigerian nurse who cared for him after a heart attack. Its fifth season marks the end of production.
According to Omelete, after seven highly successful seasons, also composed by Chuck Lorre, ‘Young Sheldon’, a spin-off of ‘The Big Bang Theory’ that portrays the eccentric nerd’s youth, will say goodbye to fans. The production can be watched on streaming platforms such as Prime Video, Netflix and HBO Max.
Other series that come to an end in 2024
‘Big Mouth’
The animation that addresses the adventures and misadventures of puberty surprised by becoming a hit on Netflix. With the end scheduled for its 8th seasonthe series will go down in history as the longest-running on the streaming platform.
‘Blue Bloods’
The production broke expectations with its engaging narrative about a family of police officers led by Tom Selleck and Donnie Wahlberg. Season 14 will mark the end of the series, which is available for streaming on NOW and Paramount+.
‘Cobra Kai’
Continuation of the story of several characters from the classic ‘Karate Kid’ films, it achieved great success on Netflix, but will come to an end after six seasons.
‘Back at 15’
The Brazilian teen series has the addition of Larissa Manoela to the cast in its third season, this is how Anita’s journey (played by Maísa/Camila Queiroz) ends.
‘Elite’
The Spanish series that delves into the problems of youth concludes its journey in its eighth season. The episodes are available for streaming on Netflix.
‘Good Trouble’
Spin-off of the acclaimed ‘The Fosters’, it was as successful as the original series. After following the journeys of sisters Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) for five seasons, ‘Good Trouble’ comes to an end this year.
‘Grown-ish’
Derived from the meteoric success of ‘black-ish’, the work tells the journeys of the “children” of the Johnson family as they entered college and built their adult lives. After six seasons, it’s time to say goodbye to the characters.
‘Hightown’
This title starring Monica Raymund, which uses the structure of an investigative thriller to address serious themes such as alcoholism and the opioid epidemic in the USA, will come to an end after three seasons on Starz.
‘My Brilliant Friend’
Adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan quadrilogy, it reaches its fourth and final season, based on the last book, ‘The Story of the Lost Girl’. The series is available for streaming on HBO Max.
‘SEAL Team’
Starring David Boreanaz, the production follows an elite military group for more than 100 episodes before saying goodbye to the public in 2024. You can watch it on Paramount+.
‘Tune’
This great Brazilian success on Netflix comes to an end with the conclusion of the story of Doni (Jottapê) and his friends in the fifth season.
‘Station 19’
The ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ spin-off series followed Dr. Ben Warren (Jason George) as he transitioned his career from medicine to the fire department. The seventh season will be the last and is available on Star+.
‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’
The series set in the Star Wars universe ends its journey in its third and final season. The episodes are available on Disney+.
‘Superman & Lois’
A production that marks the official end of the Arrowverse (DC Comics’ fictional universe), the work ends the story of the series’ title characters, played by Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch, in its fourth season. The title is available on streaming HBO Max.
‘SWAT’
The series told the story of Sergeant Hondo and his subordinates over seven seasons that are now coming to an end. Star+ and Prime Video have the work in their catalogues.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’
Responsible for the revival of the ‘Star Trek’ franchise on television, the work concludes the saga of Discovery and its captain Michael Burnham (played by Sonequa Martin-Green) in its fifth season. The series is available on Paramount+.
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
The production that expanded the universe created by Margaret Atwood in her classic dystopian book ends the story of June (played by Elisabeth Moss) in the sixth season. You can watch it on Star+, Paramount+ and MGM.
‘The Umbrella Academy’
The family of Super heroes TV’s most misfit will say goodbye in its fourth season. You can watch it on Netflix.
‘Vikings: Valhalla’
The continuation of ‘Vikings’ comes to an end in its third season. Netflix makes the complete work available.
‘You’
Will Joe Goldberg (played by Penn Badgley) finally pay for his crimes? The Netflix series comes to an end in its fifth season.
‘What We Do in the Shadows’
Staten Island’s clumsiest vampires will have to find some way to tranquility in the sixth and final season of ‘What We do in the Shadows’. You can check it out on Star+.
