The NBC fall 2026 schedule is going to look very different from last year’s lineup. The network has axed seven shows ahead of the 2026-2027 season. “Brilliant Minds,” “Stumble,” “Karamo,” “The Steve Wilkos Show,

The Hunting Party has become the latest show to be axed by NBC in sweeping changes to the network’s 2026-2027 TV season. The crime drama series has officially been canceled after two seasons, marking the eighth NBC show so far this year to be pulled amid a shifting TV landscape that is moving away from syndicated TV programming.

“The Hunting Party” has been canceled after two seasons at NBC. The series, which aired its final episode on May 7, starred Melissa Roxburgh as former FBI profiler Rebecca “Bex” Henderson, who led a small team of investigators that was “assembled to track down and capture the most dangerous killers the world has ever seen,

NBC just canceled The Hunting Party and seven other shows in 2026, including Law & Order: Organized Crime and Brilliant Minds. Melissa Roxburgh's series becomes the latest casualty as the network overhauls its entire lineup.

"Law & Order: Organized Crime" and more shows are not returning.

NBC couldn’t have asked for much more in its first postseason back airing the NBA than what this San Antonio vs. Oklahoma City series has delivered. Getting to air Victor Wembanyama’s first conference finals and the series many believe could decide the championship has paid off with massive viewership and constant chatter.

NBC News projects incumbent Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass will advance to a November runoff election, with challengers Spencer Pratt and Nithya Raman competing for the other spot. NBC Los Angeles’ Alex Rozier reports from Bass’ campaign headquarters where she spoke ahead of the call.

NBC quietly canceled yet another show after two season, though this one will be shopped to other networks.

NBC is officially parting ways with their sleeper hit crime drama The Hunting Party, which reunited Manifest's fan-favorites.

The crime drama was the last network scripted series awaiting word on its future.

As summer TV season begins, NBC is switching up its shows, bringing back some fan-favorites while canceling others.