As we get ready for fall and TV coming back in full swing, it’s time to look back at the cancellations that have happened so far. Prime Video hasn’t been as brutal as in the past when it comes to cancellations, “only” canceling four shows.
However, the decisions have hurt. There are some shows that have been needed, while others were highly anticipated and didn’t even get off the ground. Fans are angry that their favorite shows are gone, but there are others that went away quietly. Did you miss a favorite?
Prime Video Canceled 3 Shows After One Season
Three TV shows have come to an end after one season on the Amazon streamer. The first was an extremely quiet cancellation, with Aubrey Plaza being the one to confirm the disappointing decision. The animated series Kevin was axed after one season, and many likely didn’t even know it dropped!
Kevin was co-created by Plaza and Joe Wengert, with a voice cast that included Jason Schwartzman and Whoopi Goldberg. It was a heartfelt series following an anthropomorphic cat adjusting to life in a pet rescue due to his humans breaking up.
View this post on InstagramAnother series quietly canceled after one season was The Runarounds. This series premiered in September 2025, and it took more than six months for Amazon to make the official decision. The writing seemed on the wall with that long wait, but there have been a few outliers when it comes to negotiations behind the scenes.
This one hurt fans, as the YA drama was well-written and produced. It scored a strong Rotten Tomatoes score and created a band that many wanted to follow. The good news is that the cast members who formed the fictional band have promised to keep the music alive and tour.
Finally, It’s Not Like That fans were delivered the news that the show had been canceled. Originally on Wonder Project on Prime Video, the series got a full run on the main streaming platform, but still couldn’t get the viewership, despite the likeable characters, the beautiful storytelling, and the need for family dramas like this.
Despite the perfect Rotten Tomatoes score, the show couldn’t be saved. Scott Foley was quick to react, but made it clear that he was thankful for the fans who tuned in and hated to see them hurt by the streamer’s decision.
Other Shows Canceled by the Amazon Streamer
Gen V was the fourth of the shows outright canceled by Prime Video. After two seasons, the college-set superhero drama came to a disappointing end. This was just after The Boys Season 5 premiere, and fans hoped to at least get some closure for the characters there, but that didn’t happen.
Jaz Sinclair (Marie Moreau), London Thor (Jordan Li)Courtesy of Prime Video
It’s clear that there was more of a story intended for Marie and her friends. Eric Kripke has said that there’s potentially a way to bring back the characters in other spinoffs of The Boys, but the focus right now is on Vought Rising.
Finally, it’s the show that was axed before even getting into production (it was in pre-production at the time of the news), and fans are not happy. After making a huge deal about a Stargate reboot with behind-the-scenes connections to the original franchise, Prime Video decided not to go ahead with it. The argument was that only other Stargate fans would be interested, but the vocal fans on social media have made it clear that wouldn’t have been the case at all.
There are still four months of 2026 to come, which opens the door for more cancellations. Hopefully, everything else is safe!
Related: Netflix Has Quietly Canceled 13 Shows After One Season in 2026 — And It’s Only August!
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