All the TV Shows That Have Been Renewed in August 2026
Television networks and streaming services have finalized a major wave of production decisions, greenlighting future seasons for a wide range of broadcast, cable, and streaming programming. This latest round of renewals includes expanding franchises, returning unscripted hits, and continuing high-profile dramas across major platforms. Viewers can anticipate follow-up installments from networks and streamers like Hulu, Netflix, HBO, Peacock, and The CW. The following list covers all the television series that officially secured renewals over the past month.
‘Furious’ (2026)
Hulu has officially renewed the drama series ‘Furious’ for a second season. Created by Elizabeth Meriwether, the acclaimed program features leading performances from Emmy Rossum and Lola Petticrew. The renewal announcement arrived just days prior to the conclusion of its debut season, which wraps up on August 31. The storyline will continue to develop its central narrative threads in the upcoming batch of episodes.
‘Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons’ (2022)
The drama series ‘The Black Hamptons’ will officially return to Paramount+ for a third season. Set in the affluent community of Sag Harbor, the show explores the prestige, rivalry, and personal conflicts of its central families. The streaming platform confirmed the renewal on August 27 following strong viewership engagement. Production on Season 3 will continue the ongoing saga of power and drama within the Long Island enclave.
‘Carl Weber’s The Family Business’ (2018)
Paramount+ has announced that ‘The Family Business’ has been renewed for Season 7. The long-running crime drama continues to be led by veteran actors Ernie Hudson and Valarie Pettiford. The series follows the Duncan family as they balance running a luxury car dealership with their involvement in organized crime. The seventh season will delve further into the dangerous operations and familial alliances that define the syndicate.
‘Tyler Perry’s Divorced Sistas’ (2025)
Paramount+ has picked up ‘Tyler Perry’s Divorced Sistas’ for a third season. Serving as a direct spin-off of the flagship series ‘Sistas’, the show tracks the personal and professional lives of its newly single leads. The renewal was confirmed by the streamer on August 27 alongside several other related programming announcements. The new season will continue to explore relationship dynamics, career ambitions, and personal growth for the ensemble cast.
‘Tyler Perry’s Zatima’ (2022)
The original ‘Sistas’ spin-off, ‘Tyler Perry’s Zatima’, has secured a renewal for Season 6 on Paramount+. The series focuses on the turbulent romance and personal lives of Zac and Fatima, played by Devale Ellis and Crystal Renee Hayslett. Since its debut, the series has remained a core staple of Tyler Perry’s television slate on the streaming platform. The upcoming sixth season will chronicle the next chapter of the couple’s relationship and their everyday challenges.
‘Love Island USA’ (2019)
Peacock has confirmed that the reality dating competition ‘Love Island USA’ will return for Season 9. Television personality Ariana Madix is officially set to resume her role as host for the new installment. The series features a group of singles living together in a tropical villa while competing for love and a cash prize. The renewal follows the program’s massive streaming performance and cultural footprint throughout its recent run.
‘The Gentlemen’ (2024)
Netflix has granted an early Season 3 renewal to ‘The Gentlemen’ ahead of its Season 2 premiere. The series serves as a television continuation of Guy Ritchie’s 2019 feature film of the same name. Guy Ritchie is confirmed to return as director for the upcoming episodes alongside his executive producing duties. The third season pickup was announced alongside the official trailer release for Season 2, which debuts on September 3.
‘Being Gordon Ramsay’ (2026)
Netflix has greenlit a second season of the documentary series ‘Being Gordon Ramsay’. The unscripted production offers an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the life and culinary empire of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. Viewers are given direct access to his business ventures, restaurant openings, and personal endeavors across the globe. Season 2 will expand upon his upcoming professional projects and intense culinary commitments.
‘Legends’ (2026)
The British drama series ‘Legends’ has been renewed for Season 2 at Netflix. Starring Steve Coogan, the show follows undercover customs operatives battling international drug syndicates during the 1990s. The project is based on true events and details the high-stakes surveillance operations of the era. The upcoming second season will continue exploring the covert investigations and legal complexities faced by the agents.
‘Formula 1: Drive to Survive’ (2019)
Netflix has officially ordered a ninth season of its acclaimed sports docuseries ‘Formula 1: Drive to Survive’. Although live broadcast rights for Formula 1 races transitioned to Apple TV, the behind-the-scenes series remains at Netflix. The program provides exclusive paddock access and driver interviews throughout each competitive racing championship. Season 9 will document the evolving rivalries, team management battles, and track performances across the circuit.
‘Love Is Blind: UK’ (2024)
Netflix has renewed ‘Love Is Blind: UK’ for a fourth season following strong audience reception. The British adaptation follows singles who communicate in audio-connected pods without seeing each other before deciding to get engaged. Once engaged, couples test their physical connection and emotional compatibility in the real world leading up to their wedding day. The upcoming installment will introduce a brand-new group of hopeful romantic singles from across the United Kingdom.
‘Sterling Point’ (2026)
Prime Video has renewed the Canadian young adult drama series ‘Sterling Point’ for Season 2. Created by Megan Park, the coming-of-age program quickly gained a dedicated streaming audience upon its release. The storyline explores the emotional and social hurdles experienced by youth navigating life in a small town. The sophomore season will dive deeper into the unresolved relationship arcs and personal challenges established in Season 1.
‘America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ (2024)
The sports docuseries ‘America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ has been picked up for a fourth season on Netflix. The new installment will track the 2026–2027 cheerleading squad through their rigorous seasonal journey. Cameras will follow candidates from competitive auditions through summer training camp and into the full NFL season. The series continues to highlight the intense physical discipline and personal sacrifices required to make the elite team.
‘Blue Eye Samurai’ (2023)
Netflix has renewed the critically acclaimed animated series ‘Blue Eye Samurai’ for a third and final season. Maya Erskine provides the voice of Mizu, a mixed-race swordmaster seeking revenge in Edo-period Japan. The streamer previously scheduled Season 2 for release in January 2027, while the third season is slated to debut in 2028. The planned three-season arc will bring Mizu’s sprawling quest for vengeance to its definitive conclusion.
‘Good American Family’ (2025)
Hulu has officially renewed the true crime drama ‘Good American Family’ for a second season while shifting it to an anthology format. The production is created by Katie Robbins and executive produced by Ellen Pompeo. Season 2 of ‘Good American Family’ will focus on the high-profile 1993 case of Lorena Bobbitt. The new chapter will examine the legal proceedings, media scrutiny, and national dialogue that surrounded the infamous trial.
‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ (2025)
HBO has renewed the horror prequel series ‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ for a second season. The upcoming season will travel further back into the history of the cursed town, taking place in 1935 during the Great Depression. The plot is set to explore the historical massacre of the infamous group of bank robbers known as the Bradley Gang. The series expands the broader lore established in Stephen King’s original novel and the subsequent film adaptations.
‘Stuart Fails to Save the Universe’ (2026)
HBO Max has renewed the comedy series ‘Stuart Fails to Save the Universe’ for Season 2. Serving as an official spin-off of ‘The Big Bang Theory’, the show follows comic book store owner Stuart Bloom across multiverse-hopping adventures. The renewal announcement arrived while the first season was still broadcasting its weekly episodes. Season 2 will feature more comedic alternate-reality encounters and interdimensional misadventures for Stuart and his companions.
‘S.W.A.T. Exiles’ (2026)
Starz has issued an early Season 2 renewal for its procedural spin-off series ‘S.W.A.T. Exiles’. The series serves as an expansion of the long-running ‘S.W.A.T.’ franchise starring Shemar Moore. The network confirmed the additional season pickup ahead of the show’s formal broadcast debut scheduled for September 25. The advance renewal guarantees extended continuity for the tactical team’s high-risk operations and unit dynamics.
‘The Five Star Weekend’ (2026)
Peacock has renewed the drama series ‘The Five Star Weekend’ for a second season following record-setting viewership. Starring Jennifer Garner, the show set platform milestones to become the streaming service’s most-watched original series. Although the debut season fully adapted its source material with no sequel book available, the writers will construct an original narrative for Season 2. Cast confirmations and specific plot details for the sophomore run are currently being kept under wraps by the studio.
‘The Artful Dodger’ (2023)
Hulu has renewed the historical drama ‘The Artful Dodger’ for a third and final season. The series acts as an official continuation of Charles Dickens’ classic novel, picking up with Jack Dawkins fifteen years after the original events. Production on the final batch of episodes is scheduled to begin in the coming months before heading into post-production. Season 3 will deliver the concluding storyline for Jack Dawkins as he balances his medical career with his criminal past.
‘Scrabble’ (2024)
The CW has officially renewed its unscripted game show ‘Scrabble’ for a third season. Hosted by Craig Ferguson, the television adaptation translates the classic board game into a fast-paced word competition. The renewal announcement comes as episodes from Season 2 are slated to continue airing this October. The third season will bring new contestants to test their vocabulary and strategic word placement for cash rewards.
‘Trivial Pursuit’ (2024)
The CW has greenlit a third season of the game show adaptation ‘Trivial Pursuit’. Hosted by veteran actor and presenter LeVar Burton, the program tests contestants on general knowledge across multiple categories. The decision arrives ahead of the show’s Season 2 broadcast rollout scheduled for October. Season 3 will continue the competitive format by pitting trivia enthusiasts against one another under Burton’s guidance.
‘Police 24/7’ (2024)
The CW has renewed the unscripted reality series ‘Police 24/7’ for a fourth season. The documentary-style program follows active law enforcement officers as they respond to emergency calls and conduct daily patrols. Using body cameras and direct field footage, the series provides a real-time perspective on police work across various jurisdictions. Season 4 will expand coverage to follow additional departments and law enforcement operations across the country.
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