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MTV announced Wednesday it had laid to rest its “Buckwild” hit reality series, one week after the death of the show’s most popular participant, Shain Gandee. But not until it runs a “Buckwild special” on Sunday -- at the end of a day of ‘Buckwild’ first-season marathoning that’s sure to clock some mighty impressive ratings.

Lifetime has canceled long-running, crime-busting show "America's Most Wanted," EW has confirmed. Though there's another show on the horizon for host John Walsh, who is developing a pilot with Lifetime.

The countdown is under way for the end of the TV series "90210." The CW network announced Thursday that the show will wrap in May after five seasons. That means it will have half the run of its inspiration, "Beverly Hills, 90210," which aired on Fox from 1990 to 2000.

After seven kooky, smart, high-energy, and completely delirious seasons, Tina Fey's "30 Rock" is signing off for good, and, quite frankly, it doesn't make us feel like "high-fiving one million angels." In fact, it's a total bummer.

Three low-rated new TV series are getting the ax. ABC is saying goodbye to freshman dramas "Last Resort" and "666 Park Avenue" after 13 episodes each.

Oprah Winfrey's OWN network is pulling the curtain on "The Rosie Show" after five months on the air.

HBO has canceled its racetrack drama “Luck” after a third horse died during production of the show. “It is with heartbreak that executive producers David Milch and Michael Mann together with HBO have decided to cease all future production on the series ‘Luck,’ ” the premium cable network said in a statement late Wednesday.

Every day we get asked a variation of these questions: "Is this show canceled?" "Is that show coming back?" And as the five broadcast networks (ABC, Fox, NBC, CBS and The CW) look toward their new crop of pilots, these are valid concerns.

Fox Broadcasting said it doesn't plan to order a second season of the dinosaurs epic "Terra Nova," potentially ending one of the most expensive new TV series ever made.

The fate of the show on the network has been rocky. Last year's renewal came just days before Fox's upfront presentation.