Here’s the 2026 network TV snapshot for ABC, CBS, and NBC based on current reporting. ABC is renewing its entire scripted slate, CBS has a mix of renewals and a few cancellations, and NBC has renewed most of its core lineup while canceling a couple of shows.

ABC

ABC is the cleanest story of the three: it has renewed all of its scripted shows so far in 2026. That includes 9-1-1 , 9-1-1: Nashville , Abbott Elementary , Grey’s Anatomy , High Potential , R.J. Decker , The Rookie , Scrubs , Shifting Gears , and Will Trent. One report also notes ABC pulled The Bachelorette season 22 from its schedule because of an investigation involving the lead, which makes it a special case rather than a standard cancellation.

CBS

CBS has renewed a large chunk of its lineup, including Boston Blue , CIA , Elsbeth , FBI , Fire Country , Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, Ghosts , Marshals , Matlock , NCIS , NCIS: Origins , NCIS: Sydney , Sheriff Country , and Tracker. The network has also canceled DMV , The Neighborhood , and Watson. In other words, CBS is still heavily leaning on franchise and procedural strength, but it has made a few notable cuts.

NBC

NBC has renewed Chicago Fire , Chicago Med , Chicago P.D. , Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU, Happy’s Place , St. Denis Medical , and The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins. It has canceled Brilliant Minds and The Hunting Party. NBC’s pattern this year looks like a selective trim rather than a broad shake-up, with most of its established franchises staying put.

At a glance

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Network Renewed Canceled
ABC Entire scripted slate, including 9-1-1, Abbott Elementary, Grey’s Anatomy, The Rookie, Will Trent No standard scripted cancellations reported; The Bachelorette was pulled due to an investigation
CBS Boston Blue, Elsbeth, FBI, Fire Country, Ghosts, Matlock, NCIS, Tracker, and more DMV, The Neighborhood, Watson
NBC Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, Chicago P.D., Law & Order, SVU, Happy’s Place, St. Denis Medical Brilliant Minds, The Hunting Party

Extra context

The broader 2026 picture is that the broadcast networks are still relying on long-running franchises and proven performers more than risky new launches. ABC is the most aggressive in renewals, CBS is the most balanced between renewals and cancellations, and NBC is somewhere in the middle. This is a fast-moving area, so the exact list can still change as more late-season decisions are announced.