2023 was another amazing year for television, but it also marked the end of some beloved TV shows we all know and love. From HBO’s acclaimed satire Succession to Netflix’s teen drama S-x Education, here are five beloved TV shows we said goodbye to this year.
Succession
Succession introduced us to one of the most messed-up TV families of the 21st century, and took us on a wild journey over the course of four seasons, as we watched the Roys fight for their place at the top of their media conglomerate Waystar RoyCo.
Reservation Dogs
Reservation Dogs kicked off as a story about a group of teens trying to leave their small town and move to California but went on to tell an amazing, multi-generational tale of their Indigenous community as a whole.
S-x Education
Netflix’s S-x Education grew into one of the most acclaimed and relatable teen dramas over the course of its first three seasons, and the fourth chapter brought the story of Otis, Eric, and Maeve to a close this fall.
The Other Two
One of the most underrated comedies in recent years, The Other Two offered brilliant meta-commentary about the entertainment industry, and its final third season was as hilarious as… well, the other two.
The Great
It was a huge shocker to see Hulu cancel The Great, but this historical satire still gave us three amazing seasons, chronicling Catherine the Great’s rise to power.
