Pop TVGoodbyes are hard, especially when it's to your favorite TV show. More and more shows are getting the chance to end on their own terms, especially in the last year.
With 2019 behind us (good riddance!), we have quite a few fan-favorite shows preparing for their swan songs in 2020. Sadly, the likes of Schitt's Creek, Supernatural, Claws and GLOW will be leaving us. And the long-running Criminal Minds already signed off, as did The Good Place, the acclaimed NBC afterlife comedy starring Kristen Bell and Ted Danson, and Arrow, The CW series that started that network's modern superhero-filled era.
Below, get a rundown of the shows that we're saying goodbye to in 2020. It's never too early to start stockpiling the tissues for all the tears you're sure to cry.
End date: Late 2020
After four spooky seasons/parts, the Netflix drama is facing the end (of the world?).
End date: Summer 2020
After years of bubble-worth ratings, the last standing Marvel Cinematic Universe TV series from the era pre-Kevin Feige's oversight is coming to an end.
End date: TBA
Another show with a fourth and final season coming from Netflix.
End date: TBA
Despite award nominations, it seems GLOW has perpetually been on the cancellation bubble. Netflix gave the comedy a fourth and final season renewal back in September 2019.
End date: TBA
The comedy starring Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda got a seventh and final season renewal ahead of its season six premiere. The final batch of episodes could very well debut in 2021.
End date: TBA
Claws will return for its fourth and final season on TNT likely in summer 2020.
End date: January 2020.
After eight parts (not seasons, parts), Ashton Kutcher's Netflix comedy is done.
End date: TBA
The saga of Liberty High and all of its secrets and lies will come to a close with the fourth season.
End date: TBA
Jane Doe has just one more season in 2020 to kick butt and find more memories.
End date: TBA
It's the end of the road, again, for Jack, Karen, Will and Grace as the revived series signs off again.
End date: TBA
Despite the cast being hopeful the story of the Tanner family isn't over, it seems like this will indeed be the end of the road...whenever Netflix drops the second half of the final season.
End date: April 2020
While there was an attempt to get the show a new home, producers designed the season five finale to also serve as a series ender.
End date: February 2020
Power may be done, but there are quite a few prequels and sequels in the works at Starz.
End date: February 2020
Fresh Off the Boat signed off and made TV history by being the longest-running comedy with an Asian American led cast.
End date: April 2020
Carrie Mathison and her crying face are saying goodbye after eight season.
End date: Summer 2020
The Gallagher family will return for one final season, season 11, set to air in summer 2020 on Showtime.
End date: January 2020
Six seasons and that's that for BoJack.
End date: January 2020?
Showtime pulled the plug after season seven aired its finale...but series star Liev Schreiber has hinted the story isn't over.
End date: April 2020
Eleven seasons is one hell of a run for a show.
End date: January 2020
Four seasons and many laughs and lessons later, NBC sent The Good Place to TV heaven, forever available to stream.
End date: Summer 2020
The story of The 100 proper is coming to a close, but a prequel is in development.
End date: January 2020
Arrow kicked off The CW's current superhero-filled era and wrapped up after eight seasons.
End date: May 2020
Fifteen seasons later, Sam and Dean Winchester are getting some time to rest. The series finale of the show that defied the odds will air May 18.
End date: February 2020
The BAU was together busting perps for 15 seasons before they turned in their badges and guns.
End date: May 2020
Can the crew get away with on more murder before ending its six-season run?
End date: April 2020
Series co-creator Dan Levy said the story of the Rose family was coming to a natural conclusion, but he hasn't ruled out revisiting them should the right idea strike.