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Here are your favorite TV shows that are coming back for another season
Libby Torres
- Networks and streaming services have already renewed a number of TV shows through 2022 and beyond.
- "Emily in Paris," "The Great," "Grey's Anatomy," and others have been greenlit for more episodes.
"The Righteous Gemstones" will air its season two finale on HBO in late February, but it'll be back for season 3. Premiere date TBD.
HBO renewed the comedy for a third season on January 25.
CBS renewed "Bob Hearts Abishola" for a third season. Premiere date TBD.
The CBS comedy, renewed on January 24, follows a middle-aged salesman (Billy Gardell) who falls in love with his Nigerian nurse (Folake Olowofoyeku) after surviving a heart attack.
CBS' "Ghosts," based on a British show of the same name, is returning for season 2. Premiere date TBD.
The breakout CBS comedy was also renewed for a second season on January 24.
"The Neighborhood," starring Cedric the Entertainer and Max Greenfield, will return to CBS for season 5. Premiere date TBD.
The CBS comedy was also renewed for a fifth season on January 24.
Peacock's "One Of Us Is Lying" is based on a bestselling YA novel. Premiere date TBD.
The YA drama was greenlit for a second season on January 14.
Elle Fanning stars in Hulu's historical comedy "The Great," which will be back for a third season. Premiere date TBD.
The show's second season premiered on November 19. Hulu announced on January 11 that "The Great" will be returning for a 10-episode third season.
Follow along with Insider's coverage of "The Great" here.
Netflix renewed "Emily in Paris" for a third and fourth season. Premiere date TBD.
Lily Collins stars as the titular American ex-pat now living in France. Netflix announced the series' two-season renewal on January 10.
Follow along with Insider's coverage of "Emily in Paris" here.
"Grey's Anatomy" has also been renewed for another season on ABC. Premiere date TBD.
The iconic medical drama will once again feature Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey in the upcoming 19th season, which was announced on January 10.
Follow along with Insider's "Grey's Anatomy" coverage here.
Apple TV+'s "The Morning Show" will also be returning with new episodes. Premiere date TBD.
"The Morning Show," starring Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, and Billy Crudup, was renewed for a third season on January 10.
Showtime's psychological drama-thriller "Yellowjackets" will return for season two. Premiere date TBD.
"Yellowjackets," which creators Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson pitched to the network as a five-season series, was renewed on December 16.
Follow along with Insider's coverage of "Yellowjackets" here.
"Servant" has been renewed for a fourth season on Apple TV+. Premiere date TBD.
On December 14, executive producer M. Night Shyamalan confirmed that the upcoming fourth season of the Apple TV+ drama will be its last.
Sci-fi drama "Invasion" will return for a second season on Apple TV+. Premiere date TBD.
The Apple TV + series was renewed on December 8, just before its season one finale.
Netflix renewed "Outer Banks" for a third season. Premiere date TBD.
The teen drama, which was renewed on December 7, stars Chase Stokes, Madelyn Cline, Madison Bailey, Jonathan Daviss, and Rudy Pankow.
HBO's "Succession" recently aired its third season, and it'll be returning for a fourth. Premiere date TBD.
The critically-acclaimed drama was renewed for a fourth season only two episodes into season three, Deadline reported on October 26.
Follow along with Insider's coverage of "Succession" here.
Fans of "You" can expect a new season to drop on Netflix. Premiere date TBD.
The popular Netflix drama was renewed for a fourth season on October 13, ahead of the season three premiere.
Follow along with Insider's coverage of "You" here.
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