With Netflix revealing its 2026 slate, some familiar names are nowhere to be found. Which series won’t be returning this year?
After a banner 2025 — marked by the farewell to Stranger Things and the comeback of Wednesday — Netflix’s 2026 lineup still looks impressive with an enticing first reveal. Fans can expect the return of Bridgerton, One Piece (finally!), Avatar: The Last Airbender, and, on the French side, Lupin.
However, several shows are missing from the list. Here’s why some fan favorites won’t be back in 2026.
Major shows absent from 2026
Wednesday — Season 3: It’s not surprising that Netflix didn’t include this beloved series in the 2026 roster. Each season requires at least a two-year production cycle, and although we waited three years between previous installments, that extra delay was partly due to the 2023 writers’ and actors’ strikes that affected Hollywood.
There’s good news, though: filming for Season 3 is expected to start in a matter of weeks (as early as February), putting a likely premiere in 2027. It’s already been confirmed that Eva Green will join the cast as Ophelia, the Addams family aunt.
Ginny & Georgia — Season 4: Fans have been left wanting more, especially after Season 3’s cliffhanger about Georgia’s pregnancy. Production began last fall, so a release in early 2027 seems probable. Many viewers are understandably eager to see how the story continues.
Ransom Canyon: This romantic-comedy-meets-western led by Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly charmed audiences, but you’ll have to wait until 2027 to see the duo back on screen.
A Wild Nature (Une nature sauvage): Although Eric Bana’s limited series was renewed over the summer, Netflix appears to be giving writers room to rethink the format and setting — likely turning it into an anthology. That development work explains its absence from the 2026 lineup.
Forever (Pour toujours): Following a strong debut in May, Netflix greenlit a second season of this teen romantic mini-series. Like A Wild Nature, creators will take time to craft a continuation that moves beyond the Judy Blume novel that inspired the first season.
Supracell: This one is a surprising omission, since the show first aired in 2024. A three-year gap between seasons is unusual for a series of this size. Rumors say Netflix has delayed the new season indefinitely. Filming is reportedly happening across the Channel in the U.K., but one of the cast members (Ghetts) has said he won’t return after being involved in a fatal car accident. It’s unclear whether his role will be recast or rewritten.
Same goes for Geek Girl, which premiered in 2024. Although production on Season 2 began in July with the intention of a 2026 release, Netflix seems to be holding it for 2027 — another odd three-year wait for a relatively modest series.
The Forgotten Files (Les Dossiers oubliés): From the U.K. slate, the TV adaptation of Danish author Jussi Adler-Olsen’s novels is also missing. Viewers will need to wait until next year to catch Carl Mørk back in action.
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